Racing Stripe Italic Logo

Black italic capitals lean hard to the right and are very wide, set in two lines. The first word is large, sitting above a long, thin red bar that runs the full width of the lettering and ends in slanted tips. The second word is smaller and sits below the bar, in the same slanted style. The sample, Redline Transport, is a made-up name that your company name replaces. Only two colors appear: black and red.

Red is part of the sample name, but the bar is just a color stripe, so any two-word name works. The first word is large, which suits a short, punchy word best. The lower line is set smaller, so it can carry a longer word like Transportation, Logistics or Trucking. A one-word name can take the big line with a short word below. Because the stripe spans the width, the longer line decides how wide the whole mark gets. The proof shows both lines against it.

Black and red read well on white, light gray, silver, yellow and other pale doors, and the red stripe gives a clean break between the two lines. On a black, dark gray or dark blue truck the black lettering is gone, and on red the stripe vanishes. The slanted, fast look suits freight carriers, tow and recovery fleets, and any company that wants to feel quick and sharp. It is a bold, plain choice with no symbols to explain.

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