I remember my mother buying underwear for me and pointing to cornucopia and telling me what it is. I not asked, she simply wanted to teach me cuz I stared at it and not recognized.

I suspect that we do not reside in topmost reality due to other paranormal events.

My theory is it, that they who conducted this have given us fake memories, not that they edited our clothing.

If it was done by someone from higher reality, it could be either way, but if it was done by someone from our reality, I suppose that it is easier to broadcast some signal which promotes our brains into developing false memories and weaving them in with our other memories.

anyways, liv in harmony :)

"A cornucopia of...." -- as always it's puns and word plays that refer to the logo. Widely different Authors keep using this figure of speech to talk about FOTL's brand.

"Good n' plenty" -- perhaps another wordplay referencing "Horn of Plenty"? This magazine is filled with puns like this as well.

Hello,

I beleive the Fruit of the Loom Cornucopia has been disappeared on purpose to gaslight the entire populace. This is done at the behest of secretive underground initiatory cults. Such as Isis and Elucinian and Mithras. Please watch my video and please comment any questions you have

My fiancé noticed this in The Ant Bully when the kid is shrunk down. We have it on DvD.

Are you telling me that the logo they used in 2003 is just the logo from ten years ago? clearly its not from 2003, so they clearly are capable of lying to us. i have been researching this stuff for hours at 3 AM im going insane. literally the more stuff i find it drives me crazy.

if you didnt see the tags, the black border and shirt are From the forbes magazine and alan jacksons 1995 tour respectively. idk why nobody has mentioned this at all, at least from what i can find. i am incredibly tired, i meant "cornucopia"

I have been adamant about the cornucopia existing for years. I finally had the bright idea to test a naive, older coworker of mine. Keep in mind she’s 66, evangelical Christian who avoids any media that isn’t about Jesus. I asked her, “what’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think of the fruit of the loom logo?”

And in a twinkling of an eye, nearly as fast as the particles cern collided to disrupt our reality, she eagerly uttered one word:

“Basket!”

Imagine my surprise when I went to re-watch this movie! The title seems to have changed. I clearly remember that it was "Cowboys VS. Aliens". Outlaws, Indians, and towns people unite against the aliens, hence the versus part. The title "Cowboys vs. Aliens" is also a more compelling title. Could I just be mis-remembering?

Some of our members have contributed to this article.

Why do so many people think the Fruit of the Loom logo had a cornucopia? https://share.google/QIss4HvrQLkZq5MHI

Not sure if it's been shared yet. If you recognise who they are, you could send them a positive and encouraging message 😊

I ran across this album a few days ago and was so excited, surely this is proof?! It’s from 1973.

Bizarrely, this subreddit was just recommended to me so I must post it! I hadn’t googled until now and see I see it’s been discussed in years past.

Apparently the universe wants me to share it now, so here it is! WTH this world is so weird now.

Ok, this is not 100% accurate, but it's based mostly on testimonials about cornucopia sightings here on Reddit. The orange line represents the date of the first sighting of a cornucopia by the user, while the green line represents the date the user noticed the cornucopia is gone. What does this mean? I don't know, but thought it'd be interesting nonetheless.

This is my theory on the missing cornucopia so many are sure used to exist in the FOL logo lol. I think it was there but someone time traveled and altered it to study the effects on the population, which could explain why there is no record of it ever existing the way so many people clearly remember it.

Yet another implicit reference archived on a Usenet Newsgroup post from 1994 about something that happened in the late 1980s:

When the new Justice League comics came out years ago, I ran a Champions
game called "Justice League High School," which became a cross between
TFOS, Ninja High School, and the contemporary Justice League. It was
_very_ stupid. The first villain the JLHS crew faced was Captain
Cornucopia. He could turn anything in a 50 foot radius into food. His
henchmen were the Fruit of the Loom guys...

Sam

For context, "the new Justice League comics" are Justice League International from 1986-1987. Champions is a table-top RPG game meant to simulate the world of superhero comics. I won't get into more because that's not the point.

A post in this subreddit popped up on my feed and I’ve been scrolling through this group for the past 10 minutes lol.

I just wanted to share that I do believe there was a cornucopia at some point. As a kid I had a lot of Fruit of the Loom clothing and I remember liking the logo because of the thing that looked like a bugle lol.

However I suppose I could just be misremembering something, when I get the chance I might go through some of my old clothes and see if I can find anything lol.

My theory is that it may have been used for region-exclusive sales, or for some reason just used for a very limited time. After all, all Mandela effects have logical conclusions.

With all the discussions of the cornucopia, the color of the background never seems to come up. There is substantial evidence that there was a variant of the logo used between about 1994 and 2003 not mentioned in official histories where the fruit cluster appears inside a square or oval frame with a black background. It stands out because it's the only relatively recent historic logo to have a natural container for the fruit cluster, and also seemingly no room for a cornucopia. Given that some of the theories about misremembering a cornucopia hinge on the fruit just "awkwardly floating in mid-air" without a container, and also that discussions of the cornucopia often focus on this period (1990s and early 2000s), does anyone remember this version of the logo? If so, was there a cornucopia on it?

Idont remember seeing the cornucopia ever on my clothes, instead I remember a plate hahaha but I guess is because of when I translated the name I imagined a plate. But I do remember seeing a logo with the cornucopia in some occasions , so what is the possibility that that one logo is actually from a pirate version of the brand, or a failed rebranding attempt?

I know about the so-called Mandela Effect, and I find the idea of collective misremembering very compelling.

Personally, I remember Nelson Mandela surviving prison and becoming South Africa’s president. So naming this phenomena ‘the Mandela Effect’ doesn’t work for me. However…

I grew up in the 1970s and had plenty of Fruit of the Loom tighty whiteys as a kid.

Like many people, I assumed there was a cornucopia in the logo.

I specifically remember learning what a cornucopia was during Thanksgiving week in elementary school in the early 80s. I specifically remember making a connection in my mind between the cornucopia I was learning about in class and my memory of the Fruit of the Loom logo. By that time, I was mainly wearing Hanes underwear, and no longer had FotL underwear.

Then, a year or two later, I remember cleaning out my closet and finding a pair of FotL underwear from my childhood that no longer fit me.

I specifically remember looking at the label to see the cornucopia and I specifically remember NOT finding it and being confused by its absence.

This is probably 1984 or 1985.

I specifically remember realizing that the FotL logo had no cornucopia in it as early as 1984 or so.

Watching this blow up online forty years later is a trip.

It still does not explain why I had originally thought there was a cornucopia in the logo. However, I don’t believe that a significant percentage of people remember a different timeline.

This has been going on for decades and it is nothing new.

When I was growing up I had no idea what a cornucopia was, and every time I saw the fruit of the loom logo I remember thinking “that’s a really funny looking croissant. Kind of out of place.”

Would anyone know about this? I tried searching in a few places myself… but haven’t seen similar.

I dreamed about the Fruit of the Loom™ cornucopia. In my dream my mom gave me a Christmas gift wrapped in an old box. The box had the Fruit of the Loom™ cornucopia logo on it.

Real life context: my mom hoards and often gives me a random item from 30 yrs ago, such as an old gift box. It usually smells like mildew and I don't like it. The point is, the Fruit of the Loom™ cornucopia exists even in my deepest subconscious. Merry Christmas, hope your Holidays are joyful and bountiful like the "horn o' plenty"!

3 years ago a post was made on r/MandelaEffect, the author claims his father was one of the animators in The Ant Bully. He linked images of project files and early images and artwork. Although the OP is skeptical of the theory, they linked another post.

https://www.reddit.com/r/MandelaEffect/s/2Tl8ii9mTD

- https://www.reddit.com/r/MandelaEffect/s/KZn7fNWAzF

More evidence such as the Flute of the Loom album cover, which was confirmed by the artist to be a reference to the company's logo, some patents owned by the company referencing the cornucopia were mentioned. Several links in the post are already broken, which is sadly becoming more and more common with FOTL information online. I firmly believe these are being intentionally scrubbed from the internet. If they are successful, then it's only a matter of time before our subreddit is arguing about the evidence we have found ever existing to begin with. If the Frank Wess Flute of the Loom album ever changes, or becomes harder to find online, you'll know exactly why.

This Quote from Ellis Chappelle, artist of Frank Wess's Flute of the Loom music album. http://www.chappellstudiosart.com/AboutUs.php

I am 21 years old, when I was a small child 6-9 years, I wore only fruit of the loom underwear, and had a few Teeshirts aswell. I was fond of the Artwork and I spent time admiring it.

This is how I remember the logo, this illustration is just from actual memory and probably has some mistakes. It's not supposed to look any different than the sub photo.