Perry Unveils New Logo for 105th Anniversary
Perry, a trusted Central Texas provider of workplace products and services, has announced its updated name and new logo.
Perry, formerly known as Perry Office Plus, is celebrating its 105th anniversary in 2025 and owners Lynnsay and H.B. Macey say the new branding reflects the company’s commitment to evolving with its customers, having spent the last several years expanding their product offering, making acquisitions, and investing in improving their technology, processes, and facilities.
“The Perry name has been part of our company for decades and customers know they can rely on us,” said Mrs. Macey. “But streamlining our name means we can more easily communicate all our expanded capabilities and assure our customers we can support their changing needs as well.”
While there have been no operational or leadership changes at Perry, the new brand now has two divisions to highlight the dedicated teams that have been serving customers with expertise and professionalism for many years.
The Facility & Office Supply division offers thousands of workplace and break room products, as well as tailored janitorial solutions, institutional laundry and warewash supply and service, floor care machine sales and maintenance, and even branded products and apparel.
The Contract Furniture division consists of a team of designers, project managers, and installers who create custom, functional, and attractive spaces for every size organization and facility.
The new branding also includes a revamp of the company’s delivery vehicles, now with a splash of bright orange, that will be hard to miss on the roadways of Central Texas and the Brazos Valley.
“Perry is a name that not only honors our past but also propels us into the future,” Mrs. Macey said. “And our new brand represents the many possibilities we offer to help our communities thrive. Whether it’s delivering essential supplies or designing workplaces that empower organizations to do their best work, Perry is here to support our customers at every turn.”
