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Pritt Logo
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Logo summary
About the Pritt Logo Logo
Introduction
The Pritt logo is a house-shaped badge split red and white with the name in bold black — the glue stick that Henkel invented. Download the Pritt logo in SVG and PNG formats below, free at VectorDose.
Brand Overview
Pritt is a Henkel brand of adhesives, launched in 1969 with the world’s first glue stick — an idea researcher Dr. Wolfgang Dierichs modelled on a lipstick tube. The Pritt stick became the default school glue across Europe and beyond.
- Introduced: 1969, Germany
- Creator: Henkel (Dr. Wolfgang Dierichs)
- Industry: Adhesives & school supplies
- Owner: Henkel
- Website: pritt.com
History of the Pritt Logo
The badge’s house silhouette — red roof, white walls, black base — mirrors the glue stick’s own cap-and-body shape standing upright. The design has anchored Pritt packs for decades, a piece of shelf architecture children spot instantly.
Meaning of the Pritt Logo
- The house shape: the badge is the stick itself in silhouette: cap on top, body below.
- The black slab name: heavy type reads at classroom distance and survives tiny pack sizes.
- Red and white: Henkel’s red gives the badge its stop-and-look energy against the white ‘paper’ it glues.
Pritt Logo Colors
| Color | Hex | RGB |
|---|---|---|
| Pritt Red | #E60004 | 230, 0, 4 |
| Pritt Black | #1B1C20 | 27, 28, 32 |
| Pritt White | #FFFFFF | 255, 255, 255 |
Conclusion
Pritt’s badge is a tiny house for a big idea: glue, reinvented as a stick, drawn as its own packaging.
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