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Who gave Gap this idea??

Seriously, why would they ditch their classic logo for that new one? It's just plain boring and looks generic as hell. Like some kid with basic Photoshop skills made it in about 5 minutes. All brand recognition gone just like that. Feels like they wanted to be hip and modern but just ended up alienating their loyal customers. Go back, Gap. Just go back.

Submitted 1 year, 1 month ago by unfucktheworld62


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Wow, sure hope they didn't pay too much for that 'impressive' new logo design. Could've gotten the same result from a bored teenager with a pirated copy of Photoshop.

1 year, 1 month ago by PhotoshopPhooey

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This is why I hate when companies change their logos. It's like they think slapping a new logo on their stuff makes it somehow better. Nope, it just confuses the heck out of your loyal customers. Nice job, Gap. Real wise business move there... 🙄

1 year, 1 month ago by RetailRant

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I actually kinda like the new logo... but maybe that's just me? 🙃

1 year, 1 month ago by BrandNewUser

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Long time follower of brand evolutions here. I've seen this kind of scenario play out many times over the years. Brands like Gap try to 'modernize' to attract a younger demographic, but in doing so they often lose sight of what gave them their identity in the first place. In this situation, I think Gap could have avoided the backlash by conducting some customer surveys or something to gauge how well their rebranding would be received. It’s not just about looking modern, it’s about keeping your loyal customers happy too.

1 year, 1 month ago by ExperiencedEye

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Well, who needs brand recognition when you can have a logo that looks like it was made on MS Paint, amirite? 😂

1 year, 1 month ago by BrandingBrah

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RIP old Gap logo. You'll be missed :(

1 year, 1 month ago by CasualCritic_

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Actually, from a designer's perspective, the new logo is actually on trend in terms of minimalist and modern branding. HOWEVER, I do have to agree that they totally lost their distinct brand recognition with this change. Brands need to realize that it's not just about following industry trends, it's about creating a logo that is UNIQUE and REPRESENTATIVE of YOUR brand.

1 year, 1 month ago by LogoLover2000