Boulevard Swoosh Script Logo

Deep royal-blue script spells McClay in the sample, a made-up name that yours replaces. A big M and a small raised c lead into a curling capital C, then tall L, A and Y, with the Y flicking a tail to the right. Below it, Trucking is set in smaller bold italic blue and rests on a crimson-red swoosh that starts left of the T and ends under the last letters. Only two colors appear, blue and red, and there are no stars, crests or other symbols.

Think of this as one strong first word with a short word under it. The red swoosh belongs to the second line, so it does not stretch under a long first word the way a full underline would; in the sample the blue script is already wider than the red. A two-word company name would have to be split, one word per line. The shape is compact and fairly square, so it fits a single door well.

Royal blue and crimson red are both strong, saturated colors, so they stand out on white, silver, light gray and yellow doors. Blue script on a dark navy or black door loses its edge, and on a blue door it vanishes. A red door swallows the swoosh. This is a bold, sporty look built on the classic red and blue pairing, a fit for an owner-operator or a fleet that wants a name that is easy to read.

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