Soil Association Logo

A circular monochrome seal: a thin outer ring contains uppercase words set along the top and bottom arcs. Small round dots separate the top and bottom text at left and right. Inside the ring is a single-line, continuous abstract mark made o...

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Black circular Soil Association Organic Standard seal with stylized three-loop symbol and surrounding text.
Soil Association logo

About Soil Association

A circular monochrome seal: a thin outer ring contains uppercase words set along the top and bottom arcs. Small round dots separate the top and bottom text at left and right. Inside the ring is a single-line, continuous abstract mark made of three smooth, interlacing loops that form a rounded, triangular knot.

The mark and text are rendered as simple dark line-art on a white background with consistent stroke weight, giving a clean, minimalist emblematic appearance suitable for a certification badge.

What's in it: abstract triple-loop/knot small separator dots

Shapes: circle ring circular wordmark rounded triangular loop

Style: seal minimalist monochrome line-art emblem/badge

Text in logo: SOIL ASSOCIATION · ORGANIC STANDARD

The continuous three-loop mark and circular layout visually suggest cycles, unity and a certified seal—associations with natural/organic processes and a formal standard.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Charcoal (dark)
#111111 · primary
White (background)
#FFFFFF · secondary

Soil Association Logo History

Soil Association is a UK-based organisation founded in 1946; this circular emblem is used to denote products certified to the Soil Association Organic Standard.

Frequently asked

What does this logo indicate?

It denotes certification to the Soil Association Organic Standard — a mark used on products meeting that organic certification.

Is this a brand logo or a certification mark?

This is a certification/emblem-style mark used by the Soil Association to identify products meeting their organic standard.

Can any product use this logo?

No — use of the Soil Association Organic Standard mark is restricted to products certified by the Soil Association.

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