Santa Isabel

1976-1985	1985–1994	1994–1999	1999–2011
2002–2007	2007–2011	2011	2011–present

Santa Isabel is a Chilean supermarket chain, part of the conglomerate Cencosud.

1976–1985

The first Santa Isabel logo consisted on a shopping cart with the letters "Sta. Isabel". It was used on print advertising until 1985.

1985–1999

1985–1994

In 1985, the panda appeared complete and back, the text "SANTA ISABEL" in its own typography (similar to AvantGarde) in red.

1994–1999

In 1994, he focused only on the wordmark, occasionally with the panda bear behind the logo.

1999–2011

1999–2002

Designer:  IMAX Branding

Typography:  Frutiger Bold Italic

Launched:  December 17, 1999

In 1999, the panda bear was replaced by a red circle with the letters "Santa Isabel" in cursive Frutiger Bold typography and underneath it a white smile. This logo was designed by Chilean agency IMAX Branding.

2002–2007

Designer:  Unknown

Typography:  Frutiger Bold Italic

Launched:  Unknown

In 2002, the logo circle gained a 3D effect upwards.

2007–2011

Designer:  AM Design

Typography:  Frutiger Bold Italic

Launched:  Unknown

In 2007, the logo was modified, with a more worked 3D design.

2011

Designer:  Unknown

Typography:  Helvetica Rounded

Launched:  Unknown

In 2011, Santa Isabel tried to introduce the name SISA (shorthand of Santa Isabel Sociedad Anónima), using this logo in advertising and even opening stores with this logo. Although the logo was dropped the same year, the name SISA is still used as an in-house shorthand for the supermarket.

The logo was the same, only with the name replaced by its acronym for Helvetica Rounded typography.

2011–present

Designer:  IMAX Branding

Typography:  Frutiger Bold Italic (Santa Isabel) Rezland (cencosud)

Launched:  Unknown

In August 2011, the red circle and smile completely disappear from the logo, replacing them with the Cencosud circle behind the Santa Isabel brand.

It was designed by IMAX Branding.