Krispy Kreme logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Krispy Kreme Logo PNG While being rather consistent in its shape and style throughout its 80-year history, the Krispy Kreme logo hasn’t remained exactly the same.
- The famous doughnut brand uses the logo, introduced in 1937, with only slight modifications, made in 2017.
- 1937 — 2017 The logo, created for the company in 1937 featured a geometric badge in white and green, where the bottom line was thickened, and the upper one created an angle, making the right and left sides of the emblem spread and resemble stylized wings.
- The main wordmark was placed in the middle of the badge, executed in a custom cursive font with the lines of both “K”s elongated to the right.
- The left line had a spot outlined in white on it, above the letter “I”.
- The “Doughnuts” part of the nameplate was written in white capitals in a simple and clean sans-serif along the green bottom line of the badge.
- It is colored in green and has the same white “Doughnuts” lettering in it, but a more compact one, with less space between the letters.
- “KK” symbol Another emblem used by the company sports two letters “K” looking like two crowned manikins wearing shoes.
- The symbol can sometimes be seen above the primary wordmark logo.
- It still features a beautiful handwritten script.
- Now, both the letters “K” have their top left ends extended, while the line below the text has disappeared.
- Below the red lettering “Krispy Kreme,” there’s the word “doughnuts” in white on the green background.
- Font The Krispy Kreme logo appears to have been drawn by hand as it’s impossible to find a font that looks exactly the same.
- However, such types as Futura Bold and FreeHand 521 look somewhat similar.
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