What shape is Oakley's logo?

Oakley’s logo is an oval, often described by the company as its distinctive ellipse or stylized “O” symbol. The horizontally elongated mark resembles a lens or eye and appears on many Oakley products.

The oval symbol is separate from the wordmark: the symbol is the graphic emblem, while “OAKLEY” is the accompanying lettering. Because the emblem is a flattened ring rather than a perfect round shape, “oval” is the most precise answer among the choices.

People sometimes call it a circle because it represents the letter O, but the logo’s proportions are visibly wider than they are tall. It is also not a geometric hexagon or square. Oakley’s own brand-guideline materials treat the symbol’s shape and proportions as fixed design elements that should not be redrawn.

The logo’s lens-like appearance fits Oakley’s identity as a performance-eyewear company. It can be found on sunglasses, goggles, clothing, and sports equipment, although its exact placement and size vary by product.