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Evergreen Brand Assets
Everything you need to represent the Evergreen brand accurately — logos, color palette, typography, and usage guidelines. If you’re a partner, press contact, or integration developer, this is your starting point.
Use the version that provides the best contrast against your background. Never modify the logo proportions or colors.
Minimum logo width: 120px digital / 1 inch print. Always maintain clear space equal to the height of the “E” in Evergreen on all sides.
✓ Do
- Use the white logo on brand green (#70AB37) or dark green (#1a2b1a) backgrounds
- Use the dark logo on white or very light backgrounds
- Maintain the original aspect ratio at all times
- Give the logo adequate clear space — no crowding
- Use the logo at sufficient size for legibility
✗ Don’t
- Stretch, skew, or distort the logo in any direction
- Place the logo on busy backgrounds or competing colors
- Add shadows, outlines, or effects to the logo
- Recreate the logo in unapproved colors
- Use the logo smaller than 120px wide in digital contexts
- Place white logo directly on white or very light backgrounds
The Evergreen palette is rooted in growth, clarity, and food & beverage authenticity. Use brand green as the primary action color.
Evergreen uses clean, modern sans-serif type. Prioritize readability at all sizes — menus and signage are often viewed at a distance.
Use for page heroes and primary headlines
Major section breaks and feature headings
Card headings, feature names
Line height 1.6–1.8
Tags, metadata, form labels
Use for editorial, press, and partner contexts. Do not crop, overlay text, or alter in ways that misrepresent the product.
Evergreen sounds like
- Direct and confident — no hedging
- Practical — written for operators, not investors
- Warm without being casual — professional but human
- Specific — numbers, outcomes, real examples
- Active voice: “Update your menu in seconds” not “Menus can be updated”
Evergreen doesn’t sound like
- Corporate buzzwords (“leverage synergies”, “cutting-edge solution”)
- Overpromising (“revolutionary”, “game-changing”, “best-in-class”)
- Passive or vague (“can help you to potentially improve…”)
- Talking down to operators — they know their business
- Urgent or salesy pressure language
For press inquiries, partnership requests, or custom brand assets, get in touch with the Evergreen team directly.








