
Logo design for DTXD, a clothing line by Greenpeace Germany campaigning for chemical-free fashion.





The project brought together fair fashion advocates to produce garments free of pollutants across the full supply chain, from raw material extraction to finished product.
The logo is custom-built around the idea of detoxification applied to letterforms: simplified, cleaned up, reduced to the minimum. A deliberately small x-height gives the wordmark a compact, concentrated quality. Nothing excess, nothing that shouldn't be there. Applied directly to the garments, the logo is the identity.
Image credits Greenpeace Magazin / Enver Hirsch






DTXD by Greenpeace
Logo design for DTXD, a clothing line by Greenpeace Germany campaigning for chemical-free fashion. The project brought together fair fashion advocates to produce garments free of pollutants across the full supply chain, from raw material extraction to finished product.
The logo is custom-built around the idea of detoxification applied to letterforms: simplified, cleaned up, reduced to the minimum. A deliberately small x-height gives the wordmark a compact, concentrated quality. Nothing excess, nothing that shouldn't be there. Applied directly to the garments, the logo is the identity.
Image credits Greenpeace Magazin / Enver Hirsch
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Eva Gonçalves Studio
Rua do Mato Grosso 11a
1170-234 Lisboa
Portugal
Lausitzer Str. 11
10999 Berlin
Germany
For project enquiries,
commissions or collaborations,
please get in touch:
studio@evagoncalves.com
+49 (0) 176 568 081 61
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