
Harbor Serif Stack Logo
Navy serif capitals in two stacked lines with teal stripes. Your company name fitted and proofed first. $120 per door.

This is a sample design. We fit your company name to this look and send a proof before printing.
Preview of the style on a truck door. Your design is sized to the door.
Heavy black italic capitals under an arch of nine green stars. Your company name fitted and proofed first. $120 per door.
Heavy black italic capitals spell ROBINETT, the made-up sample name that yours replaces, in a condensed, squared style that leans forward. Nine bright green stars arch over the top, growing larger toward the middle one. A green swoosh underlines the name, sweeping from lower left to upper right and tapering to a point at both ends. TRUCKING sits below it in upright, wide black capitals. The scheme is only black and a bright grass green.
A single long word like ROBINETT fills the width of this layout, and the condensed letters help a long name stay on one line. A short name means bigger, bolder letters across the same space. The stars arch over the name line and the swoosh runs under it, so both follow its length. The lower word is wide and upright and takes something short, such as Trucking, Freight or Logistics.
Black and green on a white, silver, yellow or light gray door gives sharp contrast, and the green stars keep their color on most backgrounds. The weak spot is dark paint: black lettering on a black, charcoal or navy door nearly disappears and leaves only the stars and swoosh. Green on green paint loses its pop too. The forward lean and star arch give a bold, athletic look for fleets that want to look big on the road.
Pick this look, send us your company name, approve the proof, and we print it. $120 per door.
Shipping is $5.99 per order, free over $99, with tracking by email one or two days after you order. Install is DIY with a printed sheet and video link in the box. A 3-year guarantee covers a free replacement if it peels or comes off. Details: shipping, install, refunds and returns.
Two short words can share the top line because the letters are condensed, but each added word means smaller letters to stay on one line. The lower line, TRUCKING in the sample, is the other place for a word. How your own words split between the two lines is something to check on the proof.
In the artwork the top line is a slanted, condensed face that gives a feeling of speed, while the lower word is upright, wide and evenly spaced, so it reads as a steady label under the swoosh. The contrast between the two is part of the design. A short word in the lower line suits it best.
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Navy serif capitals in two stacked lines with teal stripes. Your company name fitted and proofed first. $120 per door.

Green brush capitals over a curving road with a palm-leaf accent. Your name fitted and proofed first. $120 per door.

Charcoal vintage serif under a dotted arch over a pine-and-mountain crest. Your name fitted and proofed first. $120 per door.

Black ornamental western serif with gold inline and a gold bar. Your company name fitted and proofed first. $120 per door.