The Wilson logo is perhaps one of the best-known emblems in sporting history. Known for producing many of the balls used in sports championships and competitions around the world, Wilson is now an icon in its industry. But, how much do you know about Wilson logo history?

Aug 12, 2024 · The red inscription in the uppercase font has been the company’s logo for the last 100 years. Each element of the word resembles various sports accessories produced by Wilson. The notched glyphs of the W are similar to golf clubs, the letter O resembles balls, and the letter S resembles boxing gloves. Font and Colors

Aside from tennis rackets, the Wilson sporting goods company also makes tennis balls (including the official balls of the US Open and starting in 2020, the French Open major championships), shoes, balls, strings, clothes, and racquet bags.

Jun 1, 2021 · Wilson’s name appears to grace the products in a typeface that mimics handwriting. But, to be more compact, Wilson signs its products with the W. And already, the color of the Wilson logo is red. During the post-war period, therefore, Wilson specialised its manufacture around tennis balls and innovative racquets.

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Dec 22, 2024 · The progression of Wilson’s logo can help you identify whether your Wilson item is vintage. Below, we detail the changes in Wilson’s logo from different eras. 1914 to 1962 Wilson logo. The earliest Wilson logo featured the company name “Thos. E. Wilson & Co.” prominently.

Discover top-tier Wilson tennis apparel for women and men that combines performance with style. Our inventory also spans custom tennis rackets, youth tennis rackets, the best tennis balls, and durable tennis bags.

Jul 24, 2007 · I can still remember using a book of type styles to draw logos, modifying as you drew them to suit the needs of the design. I still do that with fonts on the computer but it's obviously much quicker these days!

In 1979, Wilson tennis balls were first used at the U.S. Open, which are still prominent to this day. The Australian Open slowly followed in 2006, with the French Open scheduled to join this year. Evolution of US Open Ball (image: wilson.com)

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