Rupa Frontline revamps its brand identity, launches new logo

Rupa Frontline has recently revamped its new brand identity with the launch of its new logo, which aims to capture the sensibilities of the millennials.
Actor Ranveer Singh endorsing the brand. (Image Courtesy: Rupa Frontline website)
Actor Ranveer Singh endorsing the brand. (Image Courtesy: Rupa Frontline website)

NEW DELHI: Inner wear brand, Rupa Frontline, has recently revamped its new brand identity with the launch of its new logo, which aims to capture the sensibilities of the millennials. The new logo repositions brand Frontline as a young and fashion-forward brand that aspires to make the lives of its consumers very comfortable. 

The new Frontline logo depicts progress or 'being ahead'. The slant in the logo illustrates progress and the way forward. The letter 'E' showcases an aerial view of a phalanx - the frontward stripes are significant of the fact that the brand is moving ahead.

The earlier logo basically had a 'hand written' look to it, which was more like a signature. 

Frontline is one of the oldest brands in India, which came into existence in 1985. The brand evolved into India’s leading lifestyle brand pioneering the slogan, ‘Yeh Aaram Ka Mamla Hai!’

Announcing the launch of the new Frontline Logo, Mukesh Agarwal, Brand President, shared, “I’m much excited to launch the new logo for Rupa Frontline. We’ve been working on the new logo for quite some time, as the brand has come a long way since its inception in 1985 and a new logo that represents the brand’s present outlook was absolutely necessary.”

“Two decades ago, Frontline was introduced as men’s innerwear brand. However, gradually it evolved into a lifestyle brand catering to the various needs of the consumers with superlative products known for its quality and price. The revamped logo efficiently projects the brand’s forward movement, while still retaining its authenticity and heritage,” he added.

Frontline's value proposition remains unaltered with the new logo launch. The brand stays put on its commitment to provide quality products and competitive pricing with a major focus on research and development, technological upgradations and exceptional customer service.

The brand plans to utilise a 360-degree plan including TV, print, outdoor and digital for introducing the logo to the end consumers.

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