The Fruit of the Loom Cornucopia logo absolutely existed 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
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
Proof that the Fruit of the loom cornucopia existed - Reddit It’s because cornucopias contain fruit How about people like me that initially thought the cornucopia was a loom because of the Fotl logo? Not everybody lives in America and celebrates thanksgiving
Fruit of the loom cornucopia : r MandelaEffect - Reddit I've asked a handful of people over the past few days, making sure not to load the question i e not asking "Do you remember the cornucopia on the fruit of the loom logo?" but instead asking them to describe it to me without looking it up Every single person described the fruit and either a cornucopia or a "basket thing" I feel there isn't a plausible explanation for this Mandela effect
Found a 1994 article describing the Fruit of the Loom logo . . . - Reddit Found a 1994 article describing the Fruit of the Loom logo having a cornucopia The part of the article that mentions it The full article This is kinda crazy, it comes from way earlier before the Mandela Effect term was even used, thoughts?