Evergreen Crest Serif Logo

A vintage serif in charcoal gray spells GREER in large capitals, with a curved-top G and a long curling tail on the R, over a smaller TRANSIT. The sample shows a made-up name, and yours replaces it. Above sits a ring of olive-green dots arching over a small crest of pine trees and mountains with a winding road cut through it. A thin olive line runs below the text with a round, button-like ornament in the middle. The two colors are charcoal and forest green.

The dotted arch and the crest stand centered above the main word, so this layout works best with one main word on the big line and a short word beneath it. Two-word names can be stacked just as GREER and TRANSIT are in the sample. A long main word means the arch and crest sit over a much wider line. The thin rule at the bottom closes the block. The crest adds height, so it suits a door with some vertical room.

Charcoal and forest green are dark, muted colors, so they show best on white, cream, silver, light gray and yellow doors. On black, dark blue or deep green paint they sink and the crest turns into a smudge. The pine crest and old-style lettering suit a company after a traditional, outdoors-minded look, such as a regional carrier, a timber or landscape hauler, or a family business.

Pick this look, send us your company name, approve the proof, and we print it. $120 per door.