Brand
Logos and colours.
Everything you need to put Run The Reps on a page, a shirt or a sponsor board. Right-click any file to save it, or follow the link under it.
The wordmark
PNG with transparency, 2400 px wide. That is large enough for anything printed.
Primary
The default. Use this wherever the background is white or very light.
wordmark-primary.png
Primary, on white
The same mark with white baked in, for places that cannot handle transparency.
wordmark-on-white.png
All black
One colour. Faxes, embroidery, newsprint, anything that cannot print blue.
wordmark-black.png
All blue
One colour, brand blue. For a single-ink job on a light ground.
wordmark-blue.png
All white
Transparent, for dark photography and dark panels. Shown here on grey so you can see it.
wordmark-white.png
On brand blue
White on #0E49E5, with the blue baked in.
wordmark-on-blue.png
On near-black
White on #1B1C1B, with the ground baked in.
wordmark-on-dark.pngThe icon
The “r” from the wordmark, so the two always match. PNG, 1024 px square.
Colours
Brand blue
#0E49E5 The accent, the buttons, and the second half of the wordmark.
Deep blue
#0B3AB7 Pressed and hover states only. Never for type.
Near-black
#1B1C1B The first half of the wordmark, and body type.
Wash
#EEF3FF The pale ground behind heroes and panels.
The five rules
- Give it roomKeep clear space around the wordmark equal to the height of the “r”. Nothing sits inside that.
- Never stretch itScale both dimensions together. If it looks wide, you have dragged a corner handle without holding shift.
- Never retype itThe letterforms are drawn, not set in a font. “run the reps” typed in Sora is not this logo.
- Never recolour itUse one of the versions on this page. Do not apply your own fill to the primary artwork.
- Mind the contrastThe all-white version exists for dark grounds. Do not put the primary on a photograph and hope.
Something you need that is not here? Ask and we will make it.