H&M logo
H&M logo, shown for identification only. © H&M.

H&M Logo

The H&M logo is a red (#E50010) italic serif wordmark on a white (#FFFFFF) background, joining the initials of Hennes & Mauritz with a small ampersand. The name traces back to 1968, when the Swedish chain Hennes bought the hunting-supply store Mauritz Widforss and merged the two into one. For approved logo files and press images, head to H&M Group's official media library.

H&M Logo Colours

HEX, RGB and CMYK values for the H&M brand palette.

#E50010
RGB 229, 0, 16
CMYK 0, 100, 93, 10
#FFFFFF
RGB 255, 255, 255
CMYK 0, 0, 0, 0

H&M Logo Font

The H&M wordmark is based on Custom italic serif wordmark with a connecting ampersand. Fonts used in brand logos are often customised and are not always available for licensing — use the official brand resources below for any approved assets.

H&M Logo History & Meaning

H&M's wordmark grew out of the company's name, shortened from Hennes & Mauritz after the Swedish retailer Hennes acquired the hunting and fishing store Mauritz Widforss in 1968. The mark pairs the two initials with a small ampersand, set in a sloping red script that has stayed remarkably consistent for decades. While the typeface has been gently refined over the years, the red italic lettering remains the brand's single most recognised asset across stores and packaging worldwide.

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Official H&M logo library

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H&M Logo FAQ

What font is the H&M logo?

It is a custom italic serif wordmark drawn specifically for the brand rather than a standard off-the-shelf typeface. The sloping letterforms and the linking ampersand are unique to H&M.

What colour is the H&M logo?

The logo is a bright red, close to #E50010, almost always shown on a plain white background. The red has been H&M's signature colour for decades.

Who designed the H&M logo and where does it come from?

The wordmark comes from the company name Hennes & Mauritz, formed in 1968 when the Swedish retailer Hennes acquired Mauritz Widforss. The mark is not credited to a single celebrity designer and has evolved through in-house refinement.

Has the H&M logo changed over time?

The core red italic wordmark has stayed strikingly stable, with only subtle tweaks to the lettering and weight over the years. H&M has kept the same essential look rather than carrying out a dramatic rebrand.

Where can I get the official H&M logo?

Approved logos and press images are available through H&M Group's official media library and newsroom. Always check H&M's usage terms before reproducing the mark.

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