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Selected Unveils New Logo and Brand Identity

Selected has always stood for timeless style with a modern perspective. As we evolve, so does our brand identity – a natural progression that stays true to our design philosophy while embracing the future.

This Autumn/Winter, we proudly introduced the new face of Selected. A rebrand that marks the next chapter, refining and unifying our brand for the future.

At the heart of this transformation is our new logo. A logo that feels timeless yet forward-looking. Refined yet understated.

In India, Selected has always been known as Selected Homme. With the rebrand, we transition to one unified name, “Selected” bringing our menswear offering in line with the brand’s global identity. This move creates a stronger, more recognisable presence while reinforcing our commitment to delivering premium, contemporary style.

Selected’s rebrand marks a significant step forward for us in India. By adopting a singular, cohesive identity, we align seamlessly with our global vision while building a sharper, more impactful presence in the Indian market. This is more than a logo change, it’s a statement of intent to evolve, innovate, and continue offering our customers style that endures,” says Sumit Dhingra, CEO, Bestseller India.

Beyond the logo, this evolution will extend across every touchpoint, from collections to packaging, hangtags to signage, as well as our digital presence and in-store experience. You will see this change reflected everywhere through refined typography, thoughtful material choices, and considered details – ushering in a new era for Selected.

Welcome to the new Selected.

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