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Re: Another High Street Rebrand

Posted: Wed 05 Apr, 2023 13.16
by JAS84
I think that's the idea. It's based on the logo they were using 50 years ago, it's deliberately designed to look retro.

Re: Another High Street Rebrand

Posted: Mon 24 Apr, 2023 11.02
by all new Phil
John Lewis are updating their partnership branding (ie mainly corporate stuff - not JL / Waitrose individual branding) and bringing back the old JLP logo.

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Re: Another High Street Rebrand

Posted: Mon 24 Apr, 2023 17.15
by cwathen
all new Phil wrote: Mon 24 Apr, 2023 11.02 John Lewis are updating their partnership branding (ie mainly corporate stuff - not JL / Waitrose individual branding) and bringing back the old JLP logo.

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'& partners' about to be quietly dropped then

Re: Another High Street Rebrand

Posted: Mon 24 Apr, 2023 18.45
by WillPS
cwathen wrote: Mon 24 Apr, 2023 17.15
all new Phil wrote: Mon 24 Apr, 2023 11.02 John Lewis are updating their partnership branding (ie mainly corporate stuff - not JL / Waitrose individual branding) and bringing back the old JLP logo.

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'& partners' about to be quietly dropped then
Been in progress a little while. Didn't feature on their Christmas ad, for example.

Re: Another High Street Rebrand

Posted: Mon 29 May, 2023 13.14
by Jacket
Seabrook crisps with one of those rebrands that's so similar (yet strips out some of the character) you wonder why they bother.

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It's weird - they had the same packaging design for decades and in the last ten years or so they can't seem to leave it alone for five minutes. Stop faffing about with the logo and bring back tomato sauce flavour!

Re: Another High Street Rebrand

Posted: Mon 29 May, 2023 16.49
by Philip
Aren’t those different products? They look like square crisps.

Re: Another High Street Rebrand

Posted: Mon 29 May, 2023 17.10
by Jacket
They are different products but it's the change to the Seabrook logo I was talking about.

Re: Another High Street Rebrand

Posted: Tue 30 May, 2023 20.27
by woah
It looks like all EG petrol stations will be fully rebranded as Asda, not just the stores themselves.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-65720635

That's surely going to mean a noticeable reduction in BP/Shell/Esso/Texaco's presence across the UK. Some of their petrol stations are pretty long in the tooth as well, so perhaps some investment in refurbishment/store expansions.

Re: Another High Street Rebrand

Posted: Wed 31 May, 2023 01.50
by JetixFann450
woah wrote: Tue 30 May, 2023 20.27 It looks like all EG petrol stations will be fully rebranded as Asda, not just the stores themselves.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-65720635

That's surely going to mean a noticeable reduction in BP/Shell/Esso/Texaco's presence across the UK. Some of their petrol stations are pretty long in the tooth as well, so perhaps some investment in refurbishment/store expansions.
Going to be pretty ironic, a fairly recent EG Garage near me opened with a Spar, I presume that's going to inevitably be replaced by an ASDA on the Go.

Re: Another High Street Rebrand

Posted: Wed 31 May, 2023 21.07
by WillPS
JetixFann450 wrote: Wed 31 May, 2023 01.50
woah wrote: Tue 30 May, 2023 20.27 It looks like all EG petrol stations will be fully rebranded as Asda, not just the stores themselves.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-65720635

That's surely going to mean a noticeable reduction in BP/Shell/Esso/Texaco's presence across the UK. Some of their petrol stations are pretty long in the tooth as well, so perhaps some investment in refurbishment/store expansions.
Going to be pretty ironic, a fairly recent EG Garage near me opened with a Spar, I presume that's going to inevitably be replaced by an ASDA on the Go.
Wouldn't be unique by any extent. Nor would it be ironic.

Re: Another High Street Rebrand

Posted: Wed 31 May, 2023 22.06
by bilky asko
WillPS wrote: Wed 31 May, 2023 21.07
JetixFann450 wrote: Wed 31 May, 2023 01.50
woah wrote: Tue 30 May, 2023 20.27 It looks like all EG petrol stations will be fully rebranded as Asda, not just the stores themselves.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-65720635

That's surely going to mean a noticeable reduction in BP/Shell/Esso/Texaco's presence across the UK. Some of their petrol stations are pretty long in the tooth as well, so perhaps some investment in refurbishment/store expansions.
Going to be pretty ironic, a fairly recent EG Garage near me opened with a Spar, I presume that's going to inevitably be replaced by an ASDA on the Go.
Wouldn't be unique by any extent. Nor would it be ironic.
Perhaps he meant ironic in the Alanis Morrisette sense of "unfortunate"