The Fruit of the Loom Cornucopia logo absolutely existed : r pics - Reddit I believe the commonly accepted explanation is that there were a bunch of bootleg Fruit of the Loom products that used the cornucopia in the logo and these bootlegs somehow made their way into K-Mart's supply chain and sold as genuine This caused a ton of people to see and remember the cornucopia, but Fruit of the Loom never actually used the
Proof that the Fruit of the loom cornucopia existed I didn't know that the logo was a Mandela I do screen printing, and my supplier stopped carrying fruit of the loom shirts around 5-6 years ago so maybe that's why I hadn't noticed I definitely remember the cornucopia in the logo from my childhood, maybe even adulthood I notice when logos change cause it's just something I notice
Possible reason for the Fruit of the Loom cornucopia Flute of the Loom He plays the flute, and the title is an obvious play on Fruit of the Loom But guess what,the album art has a bunch of fruits and veggies COMING OUT OF A CORNUCOPIA MADE OUT OF A FLUTE The reference to FOTL and their logo is undeniable So even though most of the evidence is gone, sometimes things "slip through" and dont get
Fruit of the Loom Logo History : r MandelaEffect - Reddit I asked my 60 yr old father what the fruit of the loom logo was and he immediately responded " a bunch of fruit like apples and grapes inside one of those thanksgiving baskets" He didn't believe me when I said it never existed, gave me a dirty look and went into the other room I remember being a pre-teen when it suddenly became just fruit
The Fruit of the Loom Logo with the Cornucopia : r nostalgia - Reddit I have a distinct memory of looking at a friend's boxers where we were in early high school (it is very specific as I spoke little english at the time and it took me a while to read and understand the concept behind "Fruit of the Loom", I had no idea what a loom was, nor a cornucopia) the logo included the cornucopia I remember this like it
Whats going on with the Fruit of the Loom and the cornucopia . . . - Reddit The Fruit of the Loom logo is probably the premier "weird" example of this effect; the logo you see in the post you linked is actually wrong The real logo doesn't have the woven basket or "cornucopia" in the background and the reason it's in the picture is most likely that discussion about this other widely remembered version of the logo has
Residue- Fruit of the Loom Cornucopia in Trademark Filing. Fruit of the Loom is a business in the U S Many people remember a "cornucopia" logo - a horn shaped basket with fruit in it But the logo now is just fruit, no basket, and there are no records of a basket The business patent for Fruit of the Loom that OP found is for a cornucopia logo, a basket with fruit
The reason people remember the Fruit of the Loom logo having a . . . - Reddit This old fruit of the loom logo with the dark brown leaves surrounding the fruit can easily be misremembered as a cornucopia The leaves surround the fruit the exact way a cornucopia does, and due to the simplistic nondescript drawing of the leaves, a lot of people may not have realized these were leaves unless they looked at it closely (and if
Thought this was more well known, but just for you Fruit of the Loom . . . The fruit of the loom was officially designed to have a cornucopia It featured a cornucopia in all designs, even dating back to the earliest edition But I hear you now, "Fruit of the Loom confirmed they never used a cornucopia in their logo, and no clothing has a logo featuring that design!"
What brand ACTUALLY had a cornucopia in the logo? One of the older logos had brown leaves and the logo now has green leaves The green leaves makes the logo look very different from how it used to look The brown leaves behind the fruit looked closer to a cornucopia That's the best explanation I've come across