Jollibee logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- 1978 – 1980 During this period, the full name of the brand was Jollibee Yumburger.
- The emblem featured the words in a font imitating handwriting.
- The letters were red with a thin white outline and a green shade.
- The insect was dressed up like a combination of a cook and a waiter wearing a white vest, a red jacket, green trousers, and a white hood.
- You could only see its head with a hood and a bow tie.
- The lettering “Jollibee” in a rather legible, yet creative script could be seen below.
- Even after a new version was introduced in 1994, the company was still using the old one for several purposes.
- The head was slightly bent to the side as if in a friendly nod.
- While the previous version contained two registered trademark symbols, one was removed meaning only the ® near the text was left.
- Font The insignia has gone the way from a rather elaborate script to a comparatively minimalistic typeface.
- Due to the rounded corners, it looks friendly and a bit plump.
- It can be a modified version of the font called VAG Rounded Pro Black or a similar font.
- Colors Red and black have been present on the Jollibee logo since 1978.
- Out of all the colors used on the previous logos, only these two and the white have survived.
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