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HMS VictoryBrand identity GuidelineSVersion 1.2 / May 2015

HMS VictoryBrand identity GuidelineSVersion 1.2 / May 2015

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uSinG tHeSe GuidelineS 3

1. core Brand eleMentS 41.1. Logo 51.2. Secondary Logo 61.3. Icon 71.4. ISoLatIon Space 81.5. SIze 91.6. coLourS 10

1.6.1. Navy Blue & White 111.6.2. Metallic Copper, Navy Blue & White (Print Only) 121.6.3. Gold 131.6.4. Monochromatic 14

1.7. pHotograpHIc BackgroundS 151.8. Improper uSe 16

2. deSiGn & tyPoGraPHy 172.1. deSIgn deVIceS 18

2.1.1. Heraldic Waves 182.1.2. Containing Shapes 192.1.3. Cropped Icon 20

2.2. prImary typeface: frutIger 212.3. Secondary typeface: georgIa 22

2.4. WrItIng copy 232.5. deSIgn & typograpHy exampLeS 24

2.5.1. Paragraph: Frutiger 242.5.2. Paragraph: Georgia 252.5.3. Paragraph: Combination 262.5.4. Editorial Layout 272.5.5. Display Layout 282.5.6. Graphic Layout 29

3. Product licenSinG 303.1. LIcenSIng range 31

3.1.1. BRANDED 323.1.2. CO-BRANDED 333.1.3. PREMIUM 34

3.2. text on productS 353.3. ImageS on productS 35

4. Brand aSSetS & aPProVal 36

2015 HMS Victory Brand Identity Guidelines, V. 1.23

uSinG tHeSe GuidelineS

The purpose of these guidelines is to present the new brand identity for HMS Victory, and to clarify its ideal usage across a variety of channels and products.

They have been designed both for internal usage - corporate communications, signage, editorial - as well as for third parties, including licensing partners.

The first section focuses on the core Brand eleMenTS - logo, icon, colours and appropriate usage - essentially the building blocks of the new brand architecture. The guidelines presented in this part are rules to be followed accurately.

The second section explores the brands deSIGn & TypoGrapHy - introducing the font families, design devices and a series of examples. The applications of the brand included in this part are not layout, but simply creative inspirations - so they do not need to be followed to the letter.

The third section is designed for prodUcT lIcenSInG - introducing HMS Victory range of merchandising opportunities, and providing a set of initial creative criteria for any product development.

an finally, the fourth section provides all the relevant information to download HMS Victory digital Brand aSSeTS, as well as a description of the approVal proceSS for any new brand manifestation.

please use these guidelines as an exciting new portal to the HMS Victory universe. They are designed to keepits visual identity consistent, while at the same time allowing the widest range of creative interpretation.

4 2015 HMS Victory Brand Identity Guidelines, V. 1.2

1. core Brand eleMentS


1.1. loGo

HMS Victory logo manifests itself through two elements: a circular Icon, containing the vessel suspended between the sea and the letter V; and the wordmark, orbiting around the Icon.

The logo is available both in positive and in negative versions. The positive can be used on white or light photographic backgrounds; the negative one on dark or dark photographic backgrounds.

The key distinction between the two versions of the logo is that the negative one presents the containing circle and the capital V outlined. The positive version has no outline, and both the containing circle and the letter V appear solid.

please note that the dark square containing the negative version is used throughout these guidelines simply to simulate a dark background, and its not part of the logo.

also, the circular wordmark is an integral part of this logo; as such, it should not be recreated or used individually, and its typographic style should not be imitated.

loGo (naVy BlUe), poSITIVe

loGo (naVy BlUe), neGaTIVe


1.2. Secondary loGo

alternatively, the HMS Victory brand can be represented through a Secondary logo - where the wordmark is rendered horizontally over two lines, rather than circularly.

The Secondary logo can be used in those instances where the wordmark is not standing out enough - especially in smaller contexts, or when applied in partnership with other brands.

as for the primary logo, the Secondary logo is available both in positive and in negative versions. The positive can be used on white or light photographic backgrounds; the negative one on dark or dark photographic backgrounds.

please note that the dark rectangle containing the negative version is used throughout these guidelines simply to simulate a dark background, and is not part of the logo.

also, the wordmark is an integral part of the Secondary logo; as such, it should not be recreated or used individually, and its typographic style should not be imitated.

Secondary loGo (naVy BlUe), poSITIVe

Secondary loGo (naVy BlUe), neGaTIVe


1.3. icon

HMS Victory Icon, without the wordmark.

The key difference between the primary (and Secondary) logo and the Icon is that the Icon can be applied more freely in different contexts.

The next section, for example, illustrates the first key difference in their usage.

Icon (naVy BlUe), poSITIVe

Icon (naVy BlUe), neGaTIVe


1.4. iSolation SPace

Both HMS Victory logos should always be surrounded by a minimum margin of empty space.

This invisible boundary is proportional to the size of the logo, and is equivalent to the width of the serif of the letter V embedded in the logo itself.

These requirements do not apply to the Icon, as it can be used with more freedom - even cropping it, as shown in the next page.


1.5. Size

The logo can be reproduced at the minimum size of 21x16 mm on print, and 80x60 pixels on screen.

The Scondary logo can be reproduced at the minimum size of 15x60 mm on print, and 55x230 pixels on screen.

The Icon can be reproduced at the minimum size of 15x16 mm on print, and 55x60 pixels on screen.

Both logo and Icon have no maximum size - they can be printed or rendered at any dimension, as shown below.

16mm / 60px

21mm / 80px

15mm / 55px

60mm / 230px


pantone 124 rgB 241 171 21cmyk 0 33 100 4

Gold1.6. colourS

HMS Victory primary palette for the logo is articulated over five key colours: navy Blue, White, Metallic copper, Gold and Black.

The secondary palette - to be used in the various brand applications highlighted in the next chapters - is distilled directly from the navy Blue, Gold and Black, ranging from 10% to 90% of the source colours.

These colours can be arranged in a series of permutations, illustrated in the next sections. any of the permutations can be used to embody the HMS Victory graphic identity, where appropriate and effective.

pantone 289 rgB 250 166 29cmyk 100 80 0 66

naVy BlUe

WHITe rgB 255 255 255cmyk 0 0 0 0

WHITe

pantone pMS 876 crgB n/acmyk n/a

MeTallIc copper

pantone Black rgB 0 0 0cmyk 0 0 0 100

Black

70%

50%

30%

10%

Secondary paleTTe

90%


1.6.1. Navy Blue & White

The HMS Victory navy Blue & White, both in positive and negative, is the preferred incarnation of the brand - both on digital and print media.

loGo & Secondary loGo: naVy BlUe & WHITe - neGaTIVe

WHITe rgB 255 255 255cmyk 0 0 0 0

loGo & Secondary loGo: naVy BlUe & WHITe - poSITIVe

WHITe

pantone 289 rgB 250 166 29cmyk 100 80 0 66

naVy BlUe


pantone pMS 876 crgB n/acmyk n/a

MeTallIc copper

WHITe rgB 255 255 255cmyk 0 0 0 0

WHITe

pantone 289 rgB 250 166 29cmyk 100 80 0 66

naVy BlUe1.6.2. Metallic Copper, Navy Blue & White (Print Only)

The HMS Victory Metallic copper colour permutation is suggested for exclusive or limited edition products.

It can be used in print only, and not digitally, by adopting the pantone metallic system pMS 876 c (copper Metallic Ink - or similar). The logo is rendered as a single metallic foil, on a White (positive version) or navy Blue (negative version) background.

This colour permutation is also the only one to include a Premium version of the logo - where the negative Metallic foil is filled up in navy Blue. This version is particularly reccommended for premium usage, and has to be positioned exclusively on white backgrounds.

please note that the graphics contained in this page are simulations only, and should not be used as artwork or reproduced digitally on licensed material.

loGo & Secondary loGo: MeTallIc copper, naVy BlUe & WHITe - neGaTIVe

loGo & Secondary loGo: MeTallIc copper, naVy BlUe & WHITe - poSITIVe

loGo: MeTallIc copper, naVy BlUe & WHITe - preMIUM


1.6.3. Gold

In those instances where the Metallic copper foil cannot be used, the alternative is HMS Victory Gold colour permutation.

The Gold colour scheme can be applied both on print and digital media.

loGo & Secondary loGo: Gold, naVy BlUe & WHITe - poSITIVe

loGo & Secondary loGo: Gold, naVy BlUe & WHITe - poSITIVe

pantone 124 rgB 241 171 21cmyk 0 33 100 4

Gold

WHITe rgB 255 255 255cmyk 0 0 0 0

WHITe

pantone 289 rgB 250 166 29cmyk 100 80 0 66

naVy BlUe


1.6.4. Monochromatic

The HMS Victory Monochromatic colour scheme is used primarily for black & white usage. This includes forms, fax communications, copies, printouts, etc.

The Monochromatic elements are also the ones to use as a starting point when creating signage, engravings, metallic foils and marks for licensed products.

loGo & Secondary loGo: MonocHroMaTIc neGaTIVe

WHITe rgB 255 255 255cmyk 0 0 0 0

loGo & Secondary loGo: MonocHroMaTIc poSITIVe

WHITe

pantone Black rgB 0 0 0cmyk 0 0 0 100

Black


1.7. PHotoGraPHic BackGroundS

HMS Victory logo and Secondary logo can also be applied on photographic backgrounds, but with discretion - and only over relevant and correctly sourced images.

The key rule is to place any of the logos over sufficiently clear areas (1) or over clearly contrasted textures (3), and to avoid clashing and/or poorly defined backgrounds (2 and 4).

also, please pay particular attention at positive versus negative versions of the logo. The navy Blue positive, for example, should be used on lighter photographic backgrounds only (5). The navy Blue negative version though is applied wrongly on (6), as the sails of the vessell appear to be dark. The sails should always be lighter than the surrounding background.

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do noT dISTorT / TIlT do noT SHade do noT InTrodUce neW coloUrS

do noT oUTlIne / add FIlTerS do noT reType / recreaTe do noT cIrcle / BoX

do noT USe poSITIVe on dark BackGroUndS do noT USe neGaTIVe on lIGHT BackGroUndS do noT USe THe WordMark alone

1.8. iMProPer uSe

The integrity of HMS Victory logo must be respected at all times: please only use the original files, as suggested by these guidelines, without altering or manipulating them.

any modification of these identity assets confuses the brands meaning and diminishes its impact.


2. deSiGn & tyPoGraPHy


2.1. deSiGn deViceS

When designing visual communications or licensed products, HMS Victorys brand can be brought to life by using a series of graphic elements derived by the main graphic identity.

This set of design devices does not follow all the rules valid for the logos: they can be expanded, cropped, screened, used as windows on photographs or as containing shapes for paragraphs.

2.1.1. Heraldic Waves

The stylised Heraldic Waves embedded in the logo can be used as a graphic device - both in positive and in negative. The example on this page makes full use of the secondary navy Blue colour palette.

BoTH deSIGn deVIceS (a) and (B) are SaMpled FroM THe HeraldIc Sea conTaIned In THe Icon

HeraldIc WaVe (B)

applIcaTIon eXaMple

HeraldIc WaVe (a)


2.1.2. Containing Shapes

The signature V at the centre of HMS Victory logo, with its distinctive inclination and serif, is the basis for two containing Shapes.

The example on this page shows their application as windows on photographs - the one on the left outlined.

conTaInInG SHape (a)

conTaInInG SHape (B)

applIcaTIon eXaMple

BoTH conTaInInG SHapeS derIVe FroM THe V eMBedded In THe Icon


2.1.3. Cropped Icon

as demonstrated in previous sections, the Icon is a powerful graphic device when magnified, cropped, and placed in the background.

This example displays the icon rendered with a gradient, sampled from two values of Gold from the Secondary palette.

applIcaTIon eXaMple


Verdana RegularVerdana ItalicVerdana BoldVerdana Bold Italic

Frutiger lightFrutiger RomanFrutiger Italicfrutiger BoldFrutiger Bold ItalicFrutiger Black

2.2. PriMary tyPeFace: FrutiGer

HMS Victory uses the Frutiger font family throughout its visual communications as its primary typeface. These guidelines are designed using this font.

Frutiger is a friendly, highly readable sans-serif typeface, available in a wide variety of weights. It can be used both for display and for body copy.

For web use or any kind of digital communications, the Frutiger family can be replaced with Verdana - a round, full typeface, quite similar and very readable on screen.

please note that this typeset is not included in HMS Victory digital assets. The relevant license can be easily purchased online at fonts.com or myfonts.com

VeRdana RegulaRVerdana ItalIcVerdana BoldVerdana Bold ItalIc

FrUTIGer lIGHTFRutigeR RomanFrutIger ItalIcfrutIger BoLdFRUtIGER BOLD ItALICFrutiGer Black

http://www.fonts.comhttp://www.myfonts.com


Times RegularTimes ItalicTimes BoldTimes Bold Italic

Georgia RegularGeorgia ItalicGeorgia BoldGeorgia Bold Italic

Times RegulaRTImes ITalIcTimes BoldTImes Bold ITalIc

GeoRGia ReGulaRGeorGIa ItalIcGeorGia BoldGeorGIa Bold ItalIc

2.3. Secondary tyPeFace: GeorGia

as a secondary typeface, HMS Victory uses the Georgia font family.

Georgia is a contemporary transitional serif typeface, inspired by 19th century font families, retaining its elegance at smaller sizes - both in print and on digital media. Georgia can be used both for display and body copy.

For web use or other digital communications, the Georgia family can be replaced with Times - a serif font with very similar characteristics.

please note that this typeset is not included in HMS Victory digital assets. The relevant license can be easily purchased online at fonts.com or myfonts.com



2.4. WritinG coPy

HMS Victory is written all caSe (HMS) + Upper case (Victory).

The web is written lower case. other technical terms: dVd, cd-rom, email, voicemail, hi-res, 3d, website, dotcom.

Job titles are written Upper case: Marketing director, Head of learning...

no full stops in acronyms or after initials.

Headlines and titles do not have full-stops at the end.

Hyphen (-) used for fractions (two-thirds) or to join two words (part-time). avoid hyphens at the end of lines.

en dash () used instead of through in numbers (515) or other measurements of time (JanMay).

It is preferable not to use quotation marks to indicate the title of a book or publication. These can be signalled by the use of italics.

one to ten are to be written out: one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. number 11 onwards should be written in figures: She was 15 years old.

all numbers at the beginning of sentences should be written out: Three years ago.

Weights, measures, times and dates should be stated numerically.

add an s to numerals and dates to pluralise them: 1940s, B-52s

Four figure numbers dont have commas. larger ones do: 1750 and 50,000

decades are written as 80s, 90s, 00s.

centuries are written as nineteenth century, twentieth century.


2.5. deSiGn & tyPoGraPHy exaMPleS

The following sections illustrate various examples of the design devices and typographic combinations available.

please note that these are not design templates, but simply inspirations for the correct implementation of HMS Victory brand.

2.5.1. Paragraph: Frutiger

This paragraph is designed using the primary Typeface, Frutiger. paragraphs should always be aligned left, with no line justification. also, do not use hyphenation to separate syllables at the end of a line.

frutiger Bold is the suggested font for headlines on posters, leaflets, signage or any document featuring large titles.

Frutiger Black can be used for smaller sub-headlines, smaller titles or small notes

Frutiger light or Frutiger Roman is the recommended font for body copy in letters and leaflets.Frutiger Light Italic, Frutiger Italic and Frutiger Bold Italic can be used in the same context for added emphasis, when appropriate. They are not mandatory.

WeLcome to HmS VIctory, tHe royaL naVyS moSt famouS WarSHIp

Best known for her role in the Battle of trafalgar, HMS Victory currently has a dual role as the Flagship of the First Sea lord and as a living museum to the Georgian navy

There have been many celebrated warships in Britains naval history but HMS Victory can justifiably claim to be the most famous of them all. Having served as Vice-admiral lord nelsons flagship at the Battle of Trafalgar, she has become one of the Uks most-loved visitor attractions.

The death of nelson onboard HMS Victory during the Battle of Trafalgar is an iconic moment in world history and 400,000 people visit the warship each year to see spot on the quarter deck where nelson fell, which is marked by a brass plaque. Victory suffered the highest casualties of the British ships at Trafalgar.

FrUTIGer Bold

FrUTIGer Black

FrUTIGer lIGHT


2.5.2. Paragraph: Georgia

This paragraph is designed using the Secondary Typeface, Georgia. paragraphs should always be aligned left, with no line justification. also, do not use hyphenation to separate syllables at the end of a line.

Georgia Bold is the suggested font for headlines on posters, leaflets, signage or any document featuring large titles.It can also be used for smaller sub-headlines, smaller titles or small notes

Georgia Regular is the recommended font for body copy in letters and leaflets.Georgia Italic and Georgia Bold Italic can be used in the same context for added emphasis, when appropriate. They are not mandatory.

WelCoMe To HMS ViCTory, THe royal NaVyS MoST faMouS WarSHipBest known for her role in the Battle of Trafalgar, HMS Victory currently has a dual role as the flagship of the first Sea lord and as a living museum to the Georgian Navy

There have been many celebrated warships in Britains naval history but HMS Victory can justifiably claim to be the most famous of them all. Having served as Vice-admiral lord Nelsons flagship at the Battle of Trafalgar, she has become one of the uKs most-loved visitor attractions.

The death of Nelson onboard HMS Victory during the Battle of Trafalgar is an iconic moment in world history and 400,000 people visit the warship each year to see spot on the quarter deck where Nelson fell, which is marked by a brass plaque. Victory suffered the highest casualties of the British ships at Trafalgar.

GeorGIa Bold

GeorGIa Bold

GeorGIa reGUlar


2.5.3. Paragraph: Combination

This paragraph is designed combining the primary and Secondary Typefaces. Both can be used as Headlines or Body copy.

WelcoMe to HMS Victory, tHe royal naVyS MoSt FaMouS WarSHiP

Best known for her role in the Battle of trafalgar, HmS Victory currently has a dual role as the Flagship of the First Sea Lord and as a living museum to the georgian navy

There have been many celebrated warships in Britains naval history but HMS Victory can justifiably claim to be the most famous of them all. Having served as Vice-admiral lord Nelsons flagship at the Battle of Trafalgar, she has become one of the uKs most-loved visitor attractions.

The death of Nelson onboard HMS Victory during the Battle of Trafalgar is an iconic moment in world history and 400,000 people visit the warship each year to see spot on the quarter deck where Nelson fell, which is marked by a brass plaque.

GeorGIa reGUlar

FrUTIGer Black

FrUTIGer roMan


WelcoMe to HMS Victory, tHe royal naVyS MoSt FaMouS WarSHiP

Best known for her role in the Battle of trafalgar, HMS Victory currently has a dual role as the Flagship of the First Sea lord and as a living museum to the Georgian navy

There have been many celebrated warships in Britains naval history but HMS Victory can justifiably claim to be the most famous of them all. Having served as Vice-admiral lord nelsons flagship at the Battle of Trafalgar, she has become one of the Uks most-loved visitor attractions.

The death of nelson onboard HMS Victory during the Battle of Trafalgar is an iconic moment in world history and 400,000 people visit the warship each year to see spot on the quarter deck where nelson fell, which is marked by a brass plaque. Victory suffered the highest casualties of the British ships at Trafalgar, 51 of the servicemen onboard were killed, 11 died of their wounds and 91

2.5.4. Editorial Layout

an example of printed communication, featuring the premium logo (on Metallic copper foil) on white paper, and the use of the cropped icon (positive) in the background as a graphic device.

Headline, sub-header and body copy are all rendered using the Frutiger family.


2.5.5. Display Layout

an example of exhibition display, printed or digital communication, featuring the navy Blue & White colour scheme in negative, and the use of the cropped Icon (negative) in the background as a graphic device.

The Headline and Body copy are rendered using the Secondary colour palette, at 70%. Headline, sub-header and body copy are all rendered using the a combination of both font families.

WELCOME TO HMS ViCTOry, THE rOyaL NaVyS MOST faMOuS WarSHip

Best known for her role in the Battle of Trafalgar, HMS Victory currently has a dual role as the Flagship of the First Sea Lord and as a living museum to the Georgian Navy

There have been many celebrated warships in Britains naval history but HMS Victory can justifiably claim to be the most famous of them all. Having served as Vice-Admiral Lord Nelsons flagship at the Battle of Trafalgar, she has become one of the UKs most-loved visitor attractions.

HMS Victory during the Battle of Trafalgar is an iconic moment in world history and 400,000 people visit the warship each year to see spot on the quarter deck where Nelson fell, which is marked by a brass plaque. Victory suffered the highest casualties of the British ships at Trafalgar, 51 of the


2.5.6. Graphic Layout

example of graphic layouts (for posters, publications, cards, etc.) demonstarting possible applications of the design devices (Heraldic Waves, containing Shapes and cropped Icon).

as stated earlier, please note that these are not design templates, but simply inspirations.


3. Product licenSinG


3.1. licenSinG ranGe

When proposing licensed products for HMS Victory, its is vital that the brands historic gravitas and meaningful values are not devalued on inappropriate products. Quality, originality, ethical sourcing, appropriateness - these are all key parameters when approving new merchandise.

HMS Victory offers three types of merchandise solutions:

1. Brandedentry-level souvenirs - like t-shirts, mugs, notebooks, guides, posters - where the key feature is the HMS Victory logo or Icon.

2. co-Brandedpartnerships with other brands, where both HMS Victory and the partners brand appear on the product and/or packaging/label.

3. preMIUMoriginal products developed using certified copper and/or timber extracted by HMS Victory.

The following section provides some examples.


3.1.1. BRANDED

The key element of the BRANDED licensing option is the use of the logo, Secondary logo or Icon as the key design device, on a range of entry-level and relatively inexpensive souvenirs - like t-shirts, mugs, notebooks, guides and posters.

please note that none of the examples featured in this section is part of HMS Victory current merchandising range. These simulation are used for explanatory purposes only.


3.1.2. CO-BRANDED

The CO-BRANDED licensing option aims at developing partnerships with other brands in co-branding more aspirational range of products. These could include chocolate boxes, limited-edition spirits, jewellery and accessories.

HMS Victory logo, Secondary logo and Icon can be placed prominently on the product and packaging, together with the partner brand. In some instances the HMS Victory branding can be used more discretely - appearing only on the label, and not on the product itself (like jewellery and fashion accessories).

please note that none of the examples featured in this section is part of HMS Victory current merchandising range. These simulations are used for explanatory purposes only.


3.1.3. PREMIUM

The PREMIUM range consists in any limited-edition, possibly numbered product developed using certified copper and/or timber extracted by HMS Victory.

This could include furniture, jewellery, accessories, giftware. creativity, originality and level of design detail are paramount to qualify a product for this range of merchandising.

please note that none of the examples featured in this section is part of HMS Victory current merchandising range. These simulations are used for explanatory purposes only.


3.2. text on ProductS

all licensed products featuring text should apply either the Frutiger or Georgia fonts (or a combination of both). please do not use Verdana or Times, as these typesets are for web use or digital communications only.

please note that the typesets are not included in HMS Victory digital assets. The relevant license can be easily purchased online at fonts.com or myfonts.com

3.3. iMaGeS on ProductS

When using photographs, reproductions of paintings or illustrations on licensed products, please make sure that the source and ownership of such images have been cleared.

Vice admiral Horatio lord nelson



4. Brand aSSetS & aPProVal

The HMS VIcTory Brand aSSeTS presented in these guidelines are available for download.

To retrieve a copy of these assets, or for any questions regarding these guidelines and the approVal process, please contact:

Jane Hodgkins

Head of Marketing and communications

national Museum of the royal navy

[email protected]

+44 (0)23 9272 8065

mailto:"[email protected]"

USING THESE GUIDELINES1.CORE BRAND ELEMENTS1.1.Logo1.2.Secondary Logo1.3.Icon1.4.Isolation Space1.5.Size1.6.ColourS1.6.1.Navy Blue & White1.6.2. Metallic Copper, Navy Blue & White (Print Only)1.6.3.Gold1.6.4.Monochromatic

1.7.PHOTOGRAPHIC BackgroundS1.8.Improper Use

2.Design & TYPOGRAPHY2.1.DESIGN DEVICES2.1.1.Heraldic Waves2.1.2.Containing Shapes2.1.3.Cropped Icon

2.2.Primary typeface: Frutiger2.3.Secondary typeface: Georgia2.4.Writing Copy2.5.DESIGN & TYPOGRAPHY examples2.5.1.Paragraph: Frutiger2.5.2.Paragraph: Georgia2.5.3.Paragraph: Combination2.5.4.Editorial Layout2.5.5.Display Layout2.5.6.Graphic Layout

3.PRODUCT Licensing3.1.Licensing range3.1.1.BRANDED3.1.2.Co-branded3.1.3.PREMIUM

3.2.TEXT ON PRODUCTS3.3.IMAGES ON PRODUCTS

4.BRAND ASSETS & Approval

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