Quiksilver logo (c. 1997–2002) Contributed by Sam Berlow on Jan 15th, 2013. Artwork published in circa 1997. License: All Rights Reserved. Source: www.flickr.com Uploaded to Flickr by Thomas Hawk. License: CC BY-NC. Detail of the Quiksilver shopfront on The Strip, Las Vegas, 2008 Source: www.flickr.com Uploaded to Flickr by Will. License: All Rights Reserved. The Quiksilver flagship store in Times Square, 2006 Source: www.ebay.de jernderferned1. License: All Rights Reserved. Quicksilver Authorized Dealer sticker Typefaces More about ClickerGet Clicker Formats Signs(2302) Branding/Identity(9213) Topics Fashion/Apparel(1671) Retail/Shopping(1195) Designers/Agencies unknown(4604) Tagged withsurfing(43)skateboarding(63)logos(5496)all caps(8406)1990s(456)fashion(484)sportswear(95)brands(1661)shopfronts(439)stickers(465) Artwork location Australia(716) United States(10609) 2 Comments on “Quiksilver logo (c. 1997–2002)” Tjdrum says: Dec 4th, 2025 9:58 pm The designer field should be changed to “unknown”; Greg Thompson designed the Clicker font, but he didn’t design this logo. Florian Hardwig says: Dec 5th, 2025 1:04 pm You are probably right – thanks! (Sam, please let us know if you know more.) I used the opportunity to add more images and a approximate date range. Quiksilver used Clicker already in a 1997 video, albeit not yet for the logo. Post a comment Name Email – will not be published Website Your response Submit Comment More Clicker in use Rolling Stone, Jan 23, 19971997Fred WoodwardContributed by Sam Berlow Sneakers: The Complete Collectors’ Guide2005Contributed by Sam Berlow Pepsi One1998Contributed by Greg Thompson Sponsor More in Fashion/Apparel NYC Marathon 20182018Doubleday & CartwrightNatalie ShieldsContributed by 205TF Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty exhibition catalog2023OK-RMContributed by Abyme Staff Pick Vijzel Vintage, Amsterdamc. 2013unknownPhoto(s) by spike spondike on Flickr. Dry January T-shirt2025Aaron AebiBleifrei TypeContributed by Aaron Aebi More in Branding/Identity Solworks2025RelajaelcocoContributed by relajaelcoco ClipperCard (1979–2002)c. 1979unknownContributed by Michael Lamb Queen Alix2019Studio MilesContributed by Studio Miles Yale Architecture website2018Linked by AirContributed by Forgotten Shapes More Fonts In Use Railtrack and Network Rail identity and signs (1998–)1998Lloyd NorthoverSteerContributed by james millner Staff Pick Strandbude Morak visual identity2020Agentur LuxContributed by Nguyen Gobber Staff Pick Signage for the Stade de la Tuilière in Lausanne2020kong. funktion gestaltungContributed by Thomas Hirter Staff Pick AIGA website (2011)2011MethodContributed by Webtype Staff Pick
2 Comments on “Quiksilver logo (c. 1997–2002)”
The designer field should be changed to “unknown”; Greg Thompson designed the Clicker font, but he didn’t design this logo.
You are probably right – thanks! (Sam, please let us know if you know more.)
I used the opportunity to add more images and a approximate date range. Quiksilver used Clicker already in a 1997 video, albeit not yet for the logo.