The Adidas logo, known as the "Trefoil", represents a mountain, symbolizing the challenges that athletes overcome. It also signifies the three stripes that are a signature feature of Adidas apparel and footwear.
The History of the Adidas Logo
- 1949: The original logo was a three-leaf clover, representing the three brothers who founded the company.
- 1972: The trefoil was introduced as a more modern and versatile design.
- 1997: The "Performance" logo, featuring three diagonal stripes, was introduced for sportswear.
- 2000: The trefoil became the official logo for all Adidas products.
The Meaning of the Trefoil
- Mountain: Represents the challenges that athletes face and overcome.
- Three Stripes: Symbolizes the three brothers who founded the company and the three stripes that are a signature feature of Adidas products.
- Versatility: The trefoil's simple design makes it recognizable and adaptable to different applications.
The Adidas Brand
The Adidas logo is a powerful symbol of athleticism, innovation, and performance. It represents the company's commitment to helping athletes achieve their goals.
