logos
This page only shows primary logo variants.
For other related logos and images, see:
1961–1968 1968–1995 1981-1984 1984-1985 1985-1988
1961–1968 1968–1995 1981-1984 1984-1985 1985-1988
1988-1989 1989–1995 1995–2022 2016–present
1988-1989 1989–1995 1995–2022 2016–present

1931–1961

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The first Tesco store opened in September 1931.

1961-1968

Tesco - 1961
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1968–1995

Tesco-1970

The familiar red Tesco logo was introduced in 1968. In some cases, some Tesco-branded items featured this logo from 1981 until the 1995 rebrand.

1981-1984

Tesco - 1981
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1984-1985

Tesco - 1984
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1985-1988

Tesco - 1985v

A variation of this logo (stretched in width with a thin rectangular outline) was used in an advertising campaign, during Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee in June 2012, see Tesco/Other.

1988-1989

Tesco - 1988v

1989–1995

Tesco-1987
Designer:  Unknown
Typography:  Clarendon
Launched:  May 24, 1989

1995–present

1995–2022

Tesco Logo
Designer:  Alan Meeks
Cameron Design Group
Dalton Maag (corporate typeface, 2002-2016)
Typography:  Custom-designed (logo)

Tesco (custom-designed, corporate, 2002-2016)

Launched:  October 1, 1995

2016–present

Tesco
Designer:  Wolff Olins
Colophon Foundry (typeface)
Typography:  Custom-designed (logo)
Tesco Modern (custom-designed, corporate)
Launched:  2016

Between 2015 and 2016, Colophon Foundry and Wolff Olins re-examined Tesco's logo by balancing and stabilizing both centrifugal characters (S, O) and addressing several quiet weight inconsistencies to harmonize the all-capital setting.[1] Despite this logo first appearing in 2016, it did not replace the former on the chain’s website until November 2022.

References

Kmart Czechoslovakia
Carrefour (Czech Republic)
Tesco
Netto (Poland only)
Lotus's (Thailand (via Tesco Lotus) and Malaysia)