Print and physical examples
Example of adverts
Example of business cards
B Corps can use the B Corp logo on their business cards, but it should be positioned closely to the certified company logo or in a way that makes it clear that the company is certified, and that the owner doesn't work for the certification body. If it cannot be placed near the company logo, a line of text can be added next to the B Corp logo to state “XYZ company is a Certified B Corp™, learn more at bcorp.com”.
Example of a label
Example of packaging
Examples of merchandise and garments
The B Corp logo can be used on merchandise to be given to the certified company’s staff or stakeholders. It can also be used on a garment to be worn by the certified company's staff. The B Corp logo and “Learn more at bcorp.com” text must be in close proximity to the certified company’s logo or name to make it clear that it is the company that is certified. Where possible add a line of text stating the company is a Certified B Corp. “XYZ company is a Certified B Corp™”.
Branded merchandise and garments that use the B Corp logo must be produced or manufactured by a certified company. If the circumstances don't allow for that or the implications are significant in terms of costs or negative impact, the items must not be produced. The B Corp logo must not be applied to items associated with companies and manufacturers that have not been verified as part of a company's certification.
Example of signage
If using the B Corp logo on signage, it should only be used on sites and signage that are solely branded for the certified company, and at sites within the scope of certification. If non-certified companies’ logos or names appear on the signage, the B Corp logo and IP should not be used.
Where the B Corp logo is used on signage, the production process must follow sustainable practices to limit negative impact. For example, using recycled and recyclable materials, renewable and biodegradable options, eco-friendly inks and adhesives.