Brand System Quick Guide · November 2025
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Rolina · Brand Identity System
Brand
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quick guide
November 2025

Welcome

Welcome to
Rolina.

This document is designed for Rolina's partner and sponsor ecosystem. When communicating together, in various partnership environments, we want to safeguard our brand and assist you in:

  • · Logo and clear space
  • · Lock-ups — partnerships & product
  • · Primary brand colours and Safety green
  • · Secondary colours and usage proportions
  • · Losta Masta typeface & pairings
  • · Hierarchy examples and call to action
  • · Featuring and referencing Rolina brand effectively and correctly
  • · Providing access to the correct Rolina brand assets

All partner-led creatives must be pre-approved by the Rolina brand team.

Contents

01 —
Logo
Usage rules, clearspace & all lockup types
02 —
Color
Primary, secondary colours & usage proportions
03 —
Typography
Losta Masta · Pairings · Hierarchy · CTAs
04 —
Assets
Access to correct Rolina brand assets

01 · Logo

Logo
Usage & Clearspace

Logo

Logo should be white on darker backgrounds and black on lighter backgrounds.

Clearspace

Clearspace around the logo is equal to the height of the ROLINA word. This protected zone must remain free of any other graphic element, text, or edge of the page.

ROLINA White on Black
ROLINA Black on White
ROLINA Clearspace = height of the ROLINA wordmark

01 · Logo Lockups

Logo Lockups

Vertical Lockup

ROLINA
CAKE

Spacing and alignment guidance for aligning product names with the logo.

Horizontal Lockup

ROLINA
CAKE

The most common application — wordmark and product name sit on the same baseline.

Partnership Lockup

ROLINA
PARTNER

Aligning partnership logos must follow clear space rules. The separating line between logos can be created either by the vertical line glyph in the Rolina Move Display at the same size as the logo.

02 · Color

Primary Brand Colors

Our primary brand colors are Plum, Oxide Red and Purple Orchid. They are used to provide elegance, distinction and warmness throughout all brand communication.

Plum
HEX — #912F56 RGB — 145, 47, 86 CMYK — 36, 93, 46, 18 PMS — 7653 C
Oxide Red
HEX — #91392F RGB — 145, 57, 47 CMYK — 29, 85, 84, 26 PMS — 7618 C
Purple Orchid
HEX — #912F87 RGB — 145, 47, 135 CMYK — 50, 97, 8, 0 PMS — 2592 C
Safety Green
HEX — #2F916A RGB — 47, 145, 106 CMYK — 80, 21, 72, 5 PMS — 7731 C

Safety green is an important color unique to ROLINA and should be used sparingly — only for moments of support, assurance and delight at moments of interaction between a user and the brand.

02 · Color

Secondary Colors & Usage Proportions

Our secondary colors pull from the vintage style of cake shops in the nineties. They should be used sparingly throughout illustration, photography, and product in order to maintain potency. The secondary colors are only used reasonably for illustrations and within product.

Soft Nude
#F9E9E8
PMS 705 C
Peach Rose
#EEB7B3
PMS 7605 C
Coral
#E68179
PMS 7416 C
Brick Red
#C95245
PMS 7597 C
Oxide Red
#91392F
PMS 7618 C
Mahogany
#5D221B
PMS 497 C
Deep Cocoa
#2D0C09
PMS 4975 C

Usage Proportions — It is important to follow these rules when creating any brand communication in order to maintain brand consistency and remain accessible for all people.

Plum — Primary
Oxide Red
Orchid

Plum plays a very important role and should provide balance with Oxide Red. Safety green is only used for critical moments that warrant care between Rolina and the customer.

03 · Typography

Losta Masta

Losta Masta is a modern serif typeface that blends vintage charm with contemporary elegance. Its soft curves, high contrast strokes, and graceful letterforms evoke the sophistication of classic patisserie signage and timeless dessert packaging. The font carries an aura of romance and craftsmanship — perfect for a brand like Rolina, which celebrates refined sweetness and visual harmony.

ThinAa Bb Cc
LightAa Bb Cc
RegularAa Bb Cc
MediumAa Bb Cc
BoldAa Bb Cc
ExtraBoldAa Bb Cc
BlackAa Bb Cc

Pairing — Display

Option 1 — Medium + Light

Header set in Medium

Subhead set in Light weight for contrast

Option 2 — Bold + Thin

Header set in Bold

Subhead set in Thin weight

It is important to maintain these type pairings. This allows for clarity, consistency, and a strong hierarchy for all communications. Medium weight should be paired with Light weight, and Bold weight should be paired with Regular weight.

03 · Typography

Hierarchy & Calls to Action

It is important to organize typography in a hierarchical system according to relative importance through scale and function depending on communication.

Headline

Losta Masta Light

6 words or more · 1.5× logo point size (minimum) · Leading 1.0 · Tracking 0

Subhead

Losta Masta Thin

½ headline point size · Leading 1.2 · Tracking 0

Logo

Losta Masta

Logo height = composition margin width

There are 2 ways to create and identify call-to-actions. Use Losta Masta Medium for Action links and Losta Masta Bold for Buttons.

Inactive

Action

Learn more

Button

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Hover / Active

Action

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Button

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Live Hierarchy Example

ROLINA

This headline is two
lines set in light

This subhead is ½ the point size of the headline and set to thin

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Hover / Active State

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Rolina · Brand Team

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November 2025