Dunkin Donuts logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Dunkin Donuts Logo PNG The global donut company and coffeehouse Dunkin’ Donuts adopted its first logo in 1950, the same year it was founded.
- It was a dark red wordmark in a cursive script very similar to handwriting.
- Meaning and history The company’s mascot, called Dunkie, appeared on the Dunkin Donuts logo in 1955.
- The dancing Dunkie’s body was made of a mug, while his hands, legs, and head were made of donuts.
- Over the mug, the 1950 script logo could be seen.
- Both the brown color and the handwritten script were so much unlike the cheerful and plump letters we are used to.
- 1960 Here, we see the familiar candy shade of pink – it has remained on the emblem ever since.
- The type used for the company name is different, though.
- 2002 A steaming styrofoam coffee cup appeared to the left of the company name.
- While the old version said: “donuts and coffee” (in the language of symbols), the current Dunkin’ logo does not give any details and therefore allows a broader interpretation.
- The symbol itself depicted a stylized coffee cup with the words “Dunkin’ Donuts” given as a circle.
- In 1976, the orange color appeared on the emblem.
- Emblem In addition to the pink-and-orange wordmark, the current version, which was adopted in 2006, includes a steaming coffee cup outlined in brown with a “DD” monogram.
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