Which major retail brand's logo features a geographical element that has no actual connection to the company's origins or headquarters location?

The world of retail is filled with brands that leverage geographical elements in their marketing and identity. From logos featuring famous landmarks to names inspired by specific locations, geography plays a crucial role in retail visual storytelling. This trivia explores how major retail brands have incorporated geographical elements into their visual identities and marketing strategies, creating powerful connections between places and consumer perception.

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Starbucks (the siren/mermaid has no connection to Seattle)
Amazon (the arrow pointing from A to Z represents the company's Seattle roots)
Patagonia (the logo directly represents the mountain range where the company was inspired)
North Face (the logo depicts Half Dome in Yosemite where the founders opened their first store)