About Vegemite Jar Label (1923)
Vegemite has worn its bright golden-yellow jar label since 1923, a livery so embedded in Australian life that surveys put yellow-and-red recall at 100%. A saturated yellow ground carries a red oval and heavy red "VEGEMITE" lettering, anchored by black deco-era brand script.
This system distills that national grocery icon into a digital language: a fearless yellow page, a vermilion-red oval emblem, thick uppercase wordmarks, and the glossy paper-label sheen of a jar pulled from the cupboard — confident, high-contrast, and unmistakably Australian.
- Origin
- Oceania — Australia (Melbourne; Fred Walker & Co., now Bega)
- Era
- 1923 onward (bright-yellow modern livery; original red-and-black amber label refined into the saturated golden form)
- Key figures
- Cyril P. Callister · Fred Walker & Co. · Happy Little Vegemites
- Movements
- Australian deco-era consumer branding · Bold trademark livery · Shape-mark identity
Vegemite Jar Label (1923) design spec
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Typography
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