# Oneira identity quick guide

## Core idea

The orbit, spark, and satellite dot are Oneira's master symbol. Use the full lowercase lockup whenever space permits. The spark is the focal point; do not redraw, rotate, stretch, or separate the orbit elements.

## Colors

- Ink: `#151515`
- Cream: `#F1EFE9`
- Acid: `#C8FF32`
- Washed-black shirt preview: `#101010`

Ask the print vendor to match these supplied colors on the selected garment before production. Do not assign a Pantone value without reviewing a physical ink swatch on fabric.

## Supplied marks

- `oneira-lockup-ink.svg`: primary mark for cream or light backgrounds
- `oneira-lockup-cream.svg`: reversed mark for dark backgrounds
- `oneira-lockup-one-color.svg`: single-ink production mark
- `oneira-mark-color.svg`: symbol-only mark
- `oneira-mark-one-color.svg`: one-ink symbol
- `oneira-micro-mark.svg`: spark and dot for very small placements only

The SVG typography is outlined, so no font installation is required.

## Sizing and spacing

- Full lockup minimum width: 32 mm / 1.25 in
- Symbol-only minimum width: 18 mm / 0.71 in
- Keep clear space around the mark equal to at least twice the satellite dot diameter.
- For screen printing, keep the final orbit stroke at least 0.45 mm.
- For embroidery, ask the digitizer to keep the narrowest stitched line at least 1 mm and proof the orbit before production.

Use the one-color files for single-ink jobs. Do not convert the acid spark to a pale tint that loses contrast.
