Three Global Brand Guidelines 2025
Three's 2025 global brand guidelines codify the brand DNA, logo rules, colour systems, photography, and local delivery requirements for market teams. They specify the purpose 'Born to be better', Helvetica Neue Bold as the core typeface, logo usage and sponsorship variants, naming and sub-brand lock‑ups, and a market-gradient approach to local colour palettes subject to WHAM approval. The deck includes wordmark, store fascia, and photography guidance across 63 slides
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- Slide 1: Three: Global Brand Guidelines 2025
- Slide 2: Contents: scope and visual toolkit
- Slide 3: Introduces how the brand is managed across markets, clarifying
- Slide 4: Guidelines purpose and scope
- Slide 5: Defines a three-tier framework:global brand & assets, localised expression
- Slide 6: Introduces the brand's core elements:our story, purpose, mission, beliefs
- Slide 7: Summarises Three's origin as the first true mobile broadband network
- Slide 8: Our Purpose: Born to be better
- Slide 9: Making people's digital lives better
- Slide 10: Defines the mission to connect people, places, things and ideas
- Slide 11: Our Beliefs: Access and Possibility
- Slide 12: By removing restrictions and limitations, Three aims to empower people
- Slide 13: Three focuses on creating the next step for people:replacing yesterday’s
- Slide 14: Three's global personality is summarized as life-loving, leader, and game-changer:traits
- Slide 15: Guidelines for how personality should appear in communications: show human
- Slide 16: Summarizes Three's origin as a mobile-broadband pioneer, purpose 'Born
- Slide 17: Protecting Three's Brand Essence
- Slide 18: Maintain the broad appeal of the brand
- Slide 19: Section header introducing the brand's visual toolkit and the forthcoming
- Slide 20: Section header introducing rules for Three's logo usage
- Slide 21: The logo is presented as the universal symbol of Three
- Slide 22: Default black-on-white treatment is preferred; the logo may be reversed
- Slide 23: Unconventional edge-cropping is allowed to increase visibility and dynamism, provided
- Slide 24: The logo can change size and position to suit
- Slide 25: Graphic treatments may place the logo in unconventional cropped positions
- Slide 26: Three-based lock-ups are limited to long-term, strategic sub-brands set
- Slide 27: The logo is reproduced as a transparent keyline that can
- Slide 28: Sponsor & Partnership Logo
- Slide 29: Introduces principles and calls out Helvetica Neue Bold as Three’s
- Slide 30: Helvetica Neue Bold is the brand font; markets are responsible
- Slide 31: Type usage: headline, supporting copy, body text
- Slide 32: Scale and templates for headlines
- Slide 33: Indent and size variations for impact
- Slide 34: Letter case and punctuation: title vs sentence
- Slide 35: Type in digital media
- Slide 36: Covers screen-specific rules for Helvetica Neue Bold:navigation treatments, ranged-left vs
- Slide 37: Local taglines and social handles
- Slide 38: Local tagline usage and placement
- Slide 39: Section header introducing wordmark guidance and signalling the following rules
- Slide 40: Wordmark for store fascias
- Slide 41: Wordmark translations: Three, Tre, Tri, Drei
- Slide 42: Wordmark variants and URL/handle usage
- Slide 43: Wordmark framing placement and copy attachment
- Slide 44: Naming principles: choose a single convention
- Slide 45: Sub‑brand design techniques and app icon
- Slide 46: Introduces the Colour section and the forthcoming rules for using
- Slide 47: Three in colour: white and black foundations
- Slide 48: White and black: core brand colours
- Slide 49: Local colour spectra and adapting locally
- Slide 50: Colour balance: imagery and dominance
- Slide 51: Default brand style is black type on white with colour
- Slide 52: Grey adds sophistication on-screen and a silver gradient is used
- Slide 53: Introduces how the Three Brand should be adapted to local
- Slide 54: Headline slide marking the start of strategic guidance for making
- Slide 55: Explains that the global purpose 'Born to be better' must
- Slide 56: Local Strategy: Global to Local
- Slide 57: Section heading introducing rules and rationale for creating locally relevant
- Slide 58: Local colour palettes are defined to increase local attribution
- Slide 59: A four-step approach: start with RGB screen-first colours, choose vibrant
- Slide 60: Market-specific palette examples (Austria, Denmark, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Ireland, Sweden
- Slide 61: Introduces the 'Delivering Locally' photography section and signals guidelines
- Slide 62: Defines local photography as human-centred and active, advising images
- Slide 63: Closing slide with a thank-you message, agency credit to WHAM
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