Sampdoria logo and symbol, meaning, history, PNG
- The cross is placed in a blue shield.
- It was a light and simple white crest with a thin Red Cross and a blue outline of the same width as the red lines of the main logo element.
- 1947 — 1949 The redesign of 1947 made the club’s badge look stronger and bolder.
- The contours of the crest were refined and the upper part was now widened and colored in blue, being a background for a narrowed white sans-serif lettering.
- The frame of the white crest remained in blue but became thinner.
- 1949 — 1953 Even a simple that the original version was introduced by the club in 1949.
- It was the same white crest with a Red Cross as the main element, but the blue color was now gone, and the framing was now barely visible.
- The stripes were executed in white, red, and black colors and outlines in gold.
- The frame of the entire logo was also drawn in the same shade of gold, as well as the strong and elegant sans-serif lettering, placed on the white background of the crest’s top part.
- The white smooth crest with the Red Cross and blue outline was used as the official Sampdoria logo for a few months again.
- 1962 — 1965 With the redesign of 1962 the logo, created in 1953 becomes official again.
- Although the contours and color palette were refined and smooth gold shade was replaced by an intense orange one, the square shield of the Sampdoria sports club looked light and elegant.
- 1965 — 1966 The Sampdoria logo version from 1965 was a combination of two main team badges.
- The new concept featured a square blue crest in a gold outline, with white, red, and black horizontal striped crossing its middle part, and a small white shield with a Red Cross placed right on the striped element.
- The wordmark in all capitals was executed in bold sans-serif, in light gold, and written over a white rectangular banner, set on the upper part of the blue badge.
- The gold framing was changed to a thin black one, and the inscription was now also set in black, with its capital letters getting wider and more massive.
- 1977 — 1980 The sky-blue crest, designed in 1953, comes back as the Sampdoria official logo in 1977 and stays for three more years.
- The black and red stripes were thinner than the white and blue ones, which balanced the dark color of the sailor’s portrait.
- The red inscription in the lowercase uses a wide and bold sans-serif typeface, which evokes a sense of stability and solidness.
- Colors The current palette – white, blue, red, and black – was first featured on the 1950s logo.
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