A glass-roof badge and a character based on Jim form two parts of this identity. Blue tones, window panes, and shine details connect the House of Glass name to the trade.
The roof and window panes make House of Glass visible within the lettering frame. The separate character adds a human face beside that badge where the layout has space for both.
The character wears a cap, plaid shirt, and jeans while holding its suspenders. A smile and relaxed stance give the figure an informal workwear appearance.
The badge places House of Glass beneath a roof divided into window panes, with small shine marks across them. A smaller oval holds Jim’s name, organizing the longer wording without losing the glass-house shape.
The house-shaped badge sits on the front door, with the larger character behind it across the cab. Blue fields connect the two, while white sparkles extend the glass detail beyond the logo.
A narrow gold curve follows a broader white band along the side. The tailgate pairs the portrait with the badge again, adapting their relationship to a shorter panel.
The shirt uses the badge on the chest and back without the large character. Blue diagonal bands across the upper body suggest the same reflective surfaces as the window panes.
A thin gold line and white band separate the patterned upper area from navy below. This carries the pickup’s colors onto clothing while leaving the company name as the main focus.
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