Oechsle

Tiendas Peruanas S.A., also known as Oechsle, is a Peruvian capital department store originally founded in 1888 and lasted until 1993 and then reopened in May 2009 by Intercorp, which owns the brand until today.
==Casa Oechsle==
===1888–1965===
Oechsle was officially inaugurated in 1888 by Augusto Fernando Oechsle under the name of Casa Oechsle. The logo used was a white square with a black border, inside the wordmark "Oechsle" in a particular manuscript, where an "O" in the form of a spiral predominates and in the upper right, the word "Casa".
==Oechsle==
===1965–1993===
In 1965, Oechsle renewed his image, eliminating "Casa" and the white square bordering, leaving only the wordmark, going on to be called only as Oechsle.
After the economic crisis that Peru was going through, followed by the terrorist violence in that country, Oechsle closed its doors indefinitely, passing its original stores to Falabella (formerly known as Saga Falabella) and Ripley.
===2009–2014===
====2009–2013====
After 16 years of absence, Oechsle returned to operate now under the arm of Grupo Interbank (now Intercorp) on May 5, 2009. His logo of that time, used until 2014, resembles the one used by the original Oechsle as a tribute, but below, a more original wordmark, property of Intercorp, appears at that time, using the Futura Pro Bold typeface. They debuted as figures of Oechsle, the actress Rossana Fernández-Maldonado, the actress Gianella Neyra and the actor Marco Zunino, all Peruvians.
====2013–2014====
In December 2013, Oechsle eliminated the "O" from the brand, leaving only the wordmark of the store.
===2014–2016===
In February 2014, Oechsle changed the font to Century Gothic.
====2014–2016====
In April 2014, Oechsle presented a variant of the wordmark using a pentagon in the shape of a rectangle behind the aforementioned wordmark.
The launch of the logo was made through an advertising campaign, where the Brazilian model of Victoria's Secret, Lais Oliveira, and a set of models presenting the new corporate image makes its debut as an image of Oechsle.
====January–August 2016====
In January 2016, Oechsle relaunched its "O" logo, now known as "OE".
The logo is the aforementioned "OE" in lowercase and below the wordmark.
The model Lais Oliveira remains on this occasion the image of Oechsle.
===2016–present===
In 2016, the Oechsle new image debuts.
The logo is the same as January 2016, but the "OE" and the wordmark typographies were changed to a similar one to AvantGarde. In December 2017, Lais Oliveira ceased to be the corporate image of Oechsle and since then, Oechsle did not return to using known models of international stature.
====2019–present (variant)====
In April 2019, Oechsle renewed its image in conjunction with the image of 2016, which is the same, but with Oechsle's wordmark in DT Ampla Semibold Italic typography.
Category:Peru
Category:Intercorp
Category:Intercorp Retail
Category:Department stores in Peru
Category:Revived department stores
Category:Department stores
Category:Retail outlets in Peru