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Lomita Chamber uses a modern updated version of the classic City of Lomita logo. We developed the new logo to honor the roots of Lomita which grow deep here in the South Bay.
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The old logo is an odd shape with very thin lines. The new logo is quite reminiscent, albeit updated, as you can see by the examples on this page.
We\’ve also developed an icon version of the logo that we call the \”Circle L.\” To explain the genesis of the \”Circle L\” icon, it\’s meant to be \”shorthand\” for the full logo and occasionally used in conjunction with descriptive text. For instance, a baseball cap with the Circle L on the front and a URL or text on the back.
