Alpinestars Logo
A high-contrast monochrome logo: a solid white, stylized star mark with an elongated rightward point and a curved swoosh-like tail. The star shape is simplified and slightly flattened, with two small cutouts near its left side that create a...
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About Alpinestars
A high-contrast monochrome logo: a solid white, stylized star mark with an elongated rightward point and a curved swoosh-like tail. The star shape is simplified and slightly flattened, with two small cutouts near its left side that create a dynamic, aerodynamic look.
Beneath and slightly overlapping the mark is a bold, italic, lowercase wordmark reading "alpinestars". The letters are tightly kerned and connected in places, with rounded terminals and a strong forward slant that reinforces a sense of speed and motion. The entire mark appears in white on a black background.
What's in it: star swoosh (abstract motion mark) lowercase letterform 'a' (integrated into symbol)
Shapes: stylized star with elongated point swoosh-like tail italic connected wordmark
Style: monochrome bold italic sporty minimalist
Text in logo: alpinestars
The star and elongated point evoke speed, motion and performance; the italic, connected wordmark reinforces dynamism and a racing/sports identity.
Colors
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Alpinestars Logo History
Founded in 1963 in Asolo, Italy by Sante Mazzarolo, Alpinestars is a manufacturer best known for motorcycle and motorsports protective gear and performance apparel. The brand grew from technical footwear into a global supplier of racing suits, gloves, boots and protective equipment used in motorcycle and auto racing.
Frequently asked
What company uses this star and wordmark logo?
Alpinestars, a motorsports apparel and protective-gear manufacturer.
What does the star symbol represent visually?
Visually it suggests speed, motion and high performance through the elongated point and swoosh-like tail.
Are the brand colours only black and white?
The shown treatment is monochrome (white on black); the brand sometimes uses other colourways depending on application.
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