Can You Spot The Hidden Meanings in These Company Logos?

Unilever

Unilever is a multifaceted business, and they know that. That's why the company chose a design that displays all the different aspects of their business. Notice there are shirts, wildlife, animals, and more. Some are more metaphorical, like the swirl, which represents a "passion for great flavors and taste." See if you can name them all...

Gillette

The best a man can get deserves a sleek and classy design to represent this brand. This shaving company hid a small razor into their title, in the dot on the "i". It's subtle enough that most people miss it, but there's a razor blade there to pay homage to their leading product. They hope this subliminal messaging will cut through all the other competition...

Next Page →

Advertisement

The More You Know

  • Mount Rushmore cost less than $1 million.
  • The Guinness brewery supported all of it's employees who chose to fight in WW1. They were paid half of their wages while away, and their jobs were guaranteed upon their return. The brewery also sent them care packages containing chocolate and condensed milk.
  • The Eiffel Tower was inaugurated the same year Nintendo was founded.
  • After Hitler ordered the deportation of Denmark's Jewish population, Danish citizens organized a massive evacuation of the Jews to neutral Sweden, despite the risks. In the end, 99% of Danish Jews survived the Holocaust.
Next Page →

Post originally appeared on Upbeat News.