Poshmark Logo PNG
Meaning and history
Poshmark’s identity pairs an interlocking-P emblem with a wordmark. The US trademark record describes the emblem as two interlocking letter Ps, one upside down and one right side up. It records first use in commerce on September 16, 2011, filing on March 1, 2013, and registration on November 12, 2013. Its “infinity symbol” design code is a classification, not a statement of the mark’s intended meaning. The record does not claim a particular color as a feature of the mark. (US trademark record)
2011 – Today
The paired mark combines the compact, linked emblem with a widely spaced uppercase wordmark. The image shows the logo on a light background, while the lead treatment uses a dark background; in both, the emblem sits to the left of the name. The trademark record’s 2011 first-use date provides a documented starting point for the identity. Poshmark’s 2026 app redesign emphasized color and font, and the company described it as the first expression of a broader evolution. Reporting on the redesign said the interlocking-P mark and wordmark remained in use. (Poshmark’s redesign announcement; Fast Company)
Wordmark and color
The emblem-only version makes the construction easier to see: the two P forms interlock into a compact, vertically balanced shape. It can also be described visually as infinity-like, consistent with the trademark record’s design classification, without assigning it a separate symbolic meaning.
Color descriptions vary by source. Logo.dev lists a deep burgundy or wine shade, including #610722, while Fast Company described purple as the app’s signature color during the 2026 redesign. These accounts describe different contexts, so neither establishes a single official logo color. (Logo.dev; Fast Company)
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Disclaimer
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