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MUJI

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Logo summary

Format SVG, PNG
Category Home & Living
License Free to download — logos belong to their owners
Official Website www.muji.com

About the MUJI Logo

Introduction

Four red capitals over four Japanese characters — the MUJI logo is the most famous anti-logo in retail: the mark of a brand whose entire philosophy is having no brand at all.

Brand Overview

MUJI — short for Mujirushi Ryohin, Japanese for “no-brand quality goods” — was launched in Japan in 1980 and is operated by Ryohin Keikaku Co., Ltd., headquartered in Tokyo. What began as a range of plainly packaged, unbranded products became a global chain selling furniture, homeware, clothing, and food in dozens of countries — all designed to disappear quietly into daily life. Its official website is muji.com.

History of the MUJI Logo

MUJI was born as a reaction against the branded excess of consumer Japan: products with no logos, plain packaging, and prices lowered by eliminating everything unnecessary. The identity follows the same rule — the name set in red, with 無印良品 (Mujirushi Ryohin) beneath it. It is a deliberately un-designed design, and it has stayed essentially unchanged since 1980 even as MUJI expanded from a supermarket corner into standalone stores and hotels worldwide.

Meaning of the Logo

  • “No-brand” as the brand: The logo states the philosophy outright — quality goods, no label worship.
  • The Japanese characters: 無印良品 anchors the mark in its Tokyo origins; abroad, it reads as a quiet seal of authenticity.
  • MUJI red: A deep, calm red — present, but never shouting; the only ornament the brand allows itself.

MUJI Logo Colors

Color Hex Code Usage
MUJI Red #7F0019 The wordmark and Japanese characters (sampled from the logo artwork)
White #FFFFFF Backgrounds and reversed applications

Everything else in MUJI’s world is deliberately neutral — undyed cardboard, clear acrylic, natural wood — so the single red mark carries the whole identity.

Conclusion

MUJI’s logo is a paradox that works: a world-famous trademark for the trademark-less. Four red letters arguing, quietly, for less.

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