Kansas City Royals logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Kansas City Royals Logo PNG Meaning and history 1969 — 1978 The Kansas City Royals logo, designed in 1969, was composed of a bright blue crest with an orange crown on top, a fancy white letter “R” with its tail curved, set in the center, and a small “KC” monogram written in orange above the upper right corner of the “R”.
- The “Royals” wordmark was written under the crest, in all capitals of a custom typeface, with the first letter fully repeating the shape of the one from the shield.
- 1979 — 1985 In 1979, the comparatively simple font for the word “Royals” below the shield was replaced by a script.
- The wordmark color was changed from yellow to blue.
- 1986 — 1992 On the 1986 version, the word “Royals” became bigger in comparison with the shield.
- 1993 — 2001 While the 1993 variation replaced gold by the silver color.
- Instead, there was the “KC” lettering.
- The script lettering was removed from the primary version, though is still used by the club depending on the occasion.
- Compared to the previous badge, the new one is flat, without the black outline of the lettering, and this minimalistic approach makes it look chic and expensive.
- The script looks the same as that used on the shield KC Royals logo.
- On the left, the year when the franchise was founded (1969) is given, on the right, there is the year of the team’s 50th season (2018).
- Font The script featured on the “Royals” lettering is a custom artwork, as are the letters “K” and “C”.
- Color The team’s palette encompasses the four colors: royal blue (hex: #004687), gold (#C09A5B), light blue (#7AB2DD), and white (#FFFFFF).
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