wind Logo
A bold, uppercase wordmark reading "WIND" in a saturated orange sans‑serif type sits across the lower area of the mark. Above the text is a single dark-blue, sinuous curved stroke that forms a loose, wave-like 'W' or uplifted arm shape; an...
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About wind
A bold, uppercase wordmark reading "WIND" in a saturated orange sans‑serif type sits across the lower area of the mark. Above the text is a single dark-blue, sinuous curved stroke that forms a loose, wave-like 'W' or uplifted arm shape; an orange circular dot sits above the left portion of that curve, aligned roughly over the first stroke.
The composition is flat and minimalist: two solid colors (orange and dark blue) on a white background, with the curved mark and dot visually suggesting motion or a stylised human figure over the company name.
What's in it: abstract human figure wave/swoosh
Shapes: uppercase wordmark curved swoosh circle (dot)
Style: bold sans-serif minimalist flat corporate
Text in logo: WIND
Evokes motion, uplift or a stylised person (dot as head, curved stroke as arms/wave), suggesting energy or connectivity.
Colors
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wind Logo History
This is the logo used by Wind (Wind Telecomunicazioni), an Italian mobile/telecommunications brand. Wind later merged operationally with 3 Italy to form Wind Tre in 2016; the Wind wordmark continued to be used as a consumer brand within the merged group.
Frequently asked
Which company uses this logo?
This is the Wind wordmark and symbol, used by the Italian telecommunications brand Wind (Wind Telecomunicazioni).
What do the shapes represent?
The dark-blue curved stroke and orange dot form an abstract swoosh that can be read as motion, a wave, or a stylised person with an uplifted arm; paired with the orange wordmark it signals energy and connectivity.
What are the main colors?
A bright orange (primary) and a deep navy blue (secondary) on a white background.
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