Overview

Logo & Brand Identity

SSV Works logo, black, with tagline

Black w/Tagline (primary lockup)

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SSV Works logo, white, with tagline

White w/Tagline

SSV Works logo, black, no tagline

Black w/o Tagline

SSV Works logo, white, no tagline

White w/o Tagline

The tagline version is the default lockup. Use it anywhere the logo has room to breathe: the website, packaging, print materials, and trade show signage. The no-tagline version is for tight or repeated placements where the full lockup would be too small to read or would repeat a tagline already shown elsewhere on the page, app icons, embroidery, small parts labeling, and social profile images.

Colors

Primary

 
#000000
 
#FFFFFF

Used for primary text and backgrounds, the foundation of any layout.

Accent

 
#A30000

Used sparingly for sub-headers and accents. Never as a background fill.

Fonts

Headline (H1) Acumin Condensed Bold Italic

All caps preferred for marketing headlines.

Headline (H2–H3) Acumin Condensed Bold Italic

Use Acumin Condensed Medium Italic when a softer treatment is needed.

Body Copy Acumin SemiCondensed

Sentence case. Never set in the accent red; red is for headlines and short callouts only.

Product Name Conventions

These are typographic treatments for naming product series, not logos or standalone marks. Use them for the series name only, never as a substitute for the SSV Works wordmark.

Apex Series

BankGothic Md BT Medium

KICKER SERIES

Degular Bold Italic

History

SSV Works launched in 2006 as the first company to build real audio systems for UTVs, creating a category that didn't exist and setting every benchmark from the ground up. The logo has evolved since: the current mark replaced a design in use for roughly a decade, redrawn to modernize the brand with a simple, confident look that signals quality at a glance.

Design Philosophy

SSV Works design follows one standard: restraint. Every decision, from the five-bar mark to the lines of an enclosure, is built to do one thing well without extra ornamentation. Nothing is added for the sake of looking busy, and nothing is removed that the vehicle or the install actually needs. The result reads as confident, not loud, the same way the gear performs.

Brand Identity

SSV Works is built around four non-negotiables: Factory Fit & Finish, plug-and-play installation, purpose-built powersports engineering, and a Limited Lifetime Warranty on core components. Every other audio brand in this space competes on price. We compete on whether a kit fits right the first time, installs without cutting into the vehicle, and holds up to years of trail use backed by a warranty that actually pays out.

Clear Space

The SSV Works logo needs room to breathe. Keep a minimum clear space on every side equal to the cap height of the "S" in SSV, shown as "x" in the diagram below. Nothing, no text, image, graphic element, or edge of the page, should cross into that zone. It's what keeps the mark legible at any size and in any placement.

x x x x
SSV Works logo, white, with tagline, clear space diagram

Minimum clear space: 1× on all sides, where x = cap height of the “S”

Usage

Logo Usage Guidelines

The logo must stay unaltered in every application, no stretching, rotating, outlining, or recoloring, on any surface. The examples below cover the most common misuses, each one a direct hit to legibility and to the brand's premium positioning.

× Stretched logo

Don't Stretch

× Skewed logo

Don't Skew

× Rotated logo

Don't Rotate

× Logo with added stroke

Don't Add Stroke

× Recolored logo

Don't Recolor

×
Old logo asset needed

Don't Use Old Logo

Backgrounds & Patterns

Backgrounds & Patterns

Opacity Guide

For a background texture, the wordmark can repeat as a subtle pattern at reduced opacity. Use it to add depth without competing with foreground content, never any darker than 75%.

Opacity pattern sample, 75 percent

75%

Opacity pattern sample, 50 percent

50%

Opacity pattern sample, 25 percent

25%

Gradient and Angle

When the pattern runs on an angle rather than straight, keep it at 20 degrees, rotated right or left depending on the layout. Any other angle reads as random rather than intentional.

Pattern angle sample, 20 degrees

20° Right or Left