Our solution nods the rich history of the brand while taking inspiration from the product itself. The wordmark and icon take structure and inspiration from the geometry of the tread. A technical typeface draws on the engineering detail of the tires themselves, paired with a bold extended headline typeface that nods to the Cooper Tires logo. A primary color that sets Cooper apart in a category of familiar tones, and points to exactly where its toughest all-terrain tires are made to go: off the road and into the wild.
The knight's helm–born from the 1940s Armored Cord tire that made Cooper's name–returns sharpened, and ready to lead. Beside it rides a new figure, the American grey wolf: native to Ohio just like Cooper, fierce and adaptable, built for any terrain ahead. Both inspired by the design of the tires.
The palette is led by Valor Green–a color that sets Cooper apart in a category of familiar tones, and points to exactly where its toughest all-terrain tires are made to go: off the road and into the wild. A heritage orange accent carries the brand's early character through.
We worked with our partner across our global network to define a set on non-latin typefaces that could be used around the world.