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License Free to download — logos belong to their owners
Official Website www.signal.fr

About the Signal Logo Logo

Introduction

The Signal logo sets a deep-navy wordmark over a bright red smile — Unilever’s striped-toothpaste pioneer in its modern dress. Download the Signal logo in SVG and PNG formats below, free at VectorDose.

Brand Overview

Signal is a toothpaste brand marketed by Unilever in dozens of countries across Europe, Asia, Africa and Latin America. The brand made its name with striped toothpaste — red and white stripes in a single ribbon of paste — and remains a family staple in many markets, with ranges for kids, whitening and sensitive teeth.

  • Maker: Unilever
  • Industry: Oral care
  • Owner: Unilever
  • Website: signal.fr

History of the Signal Logo

Signal’s packs long traded on the red-and-white stripe, a visual shorthand for its two-in-one paste. The current identity, introduced in 2016, modernised the brand into the same family look as its sister brand Pepsodent: a confident navy italic wordmark with the red smile curve beneath it — the stripe, abstracted into a grin.

Meaning of the Signal Logo

  • The red smile: the curve under the wordmark is the grin the toothpaste exists to create — and a memory of the famous red stripe.
  • The navy italics: deep blue italics signal freshness and forward motion, shared with Unilever’s other oral care brands.
  • The clean geometry: dropping the old stripes for one curve keeps the heritage while suiting modern, minimal packaging.

Signal Logo Colors

Color Hex RGB
Signal Navy #041A70 4, 26, 112
Signal Red #E70132 231, 1, 50

Conclusion

Signal distilled a striped paste into a single red smile — a 2016 redesign that kept the memory and lost the clutter.

Download the Signal logo in SVG and transparent PNG formats, free at VectorDose.

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