Star Shield Badge Logo

A black shield with a thick red border fills the frame. The top edge is nearly flat, and the upper corners curl outward into small flared tips before the sides curve in toward a point at the bottom. Inside, a small white star sits at the top center. Below it, the first word is set in large white capitals with thin, even strokes, then a second word, then a smaller third line in the same style. The sample, Patriot Line Hauling, is a made-up name that your own company name replaces.

The shield expects three lines, so it likes a name that splits naturally: a strong first word, a second word, and a short descriptor like Hauling underneath. The two upper lines get the room, and the bottom one is smaller because the shield narrows there. Very long words struggle in the lower half, where the curve closes in. A single word can go on the middle line with something short below. We do the fitting, and the proof shows how each line sits against the red edge.

Black and red together are the loudest thing on a white, silver or light gray door, and the shape reads as a badge rather than a plain lettering job. On a black or dark red door the shield edge loses its definition and you mostly see floating white letters. The look suits owner-operators and haulers who want something that feels official and sturdy. The star and flag-style colors tilt it patriotic, which some customers like and others avoid.

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