Saint-Étienne logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- Download PNG Saint-Étienne Logo PNG Saint-Etienne is the name of a French football club, also known under the nickname “Les Verts”, which translates to English as “The Greens”.
- Meaning and history The famous French club got its nickname for a reason — their visual identity has always had green as the main color of the palette.
- Though all the versions of the club’s emblem feature completely different styles and compositions, the green has never left Saint-Etienne’s logo.
- 1960 — 1988 The emblem designed for the club in 1960 was composed of a bright green square shield in a gold outline.
- The “ASSE” lettering, standing for “Association Sportive de Saint-Etienne”, was written in gold on a white horizontal rectangle which was overlapping the shield.
- 1988 — 1993 The gold color of the Saint-Etienne palette was replaced by black in 1988.
- The green color gained a new darker shade, which looked more professional and strong.
- The green shield in a thin black outline featured a wide white diagonal going through it from the bottom left corner to the top right.
- The “A.S.S.E.” Lettering in white was placed in the top of the badge, above the pan-ther’s head, while the “St-Etienne” inscription in black small letters was located under the animal image, on a horizontal white line.
- 1993 — Today The logo we all know today was designed in 1993, and for today it is the longest-lasting emblem of Saint-Etienne football club.
- It is a bold green circular badge with a thin Star on top of it.
- Inside the bold green emblem, there is a smaller white circle with a vertical stripes pattern in green and white and a horizontal rectangle with “A.
- S. S. E.” inscription in a thin modest sans-serif typeface.
- Around the green perimeter of the emblem, the white “Saint-Etienne Loire” inscription is placed.
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