Costa Coffee Logo
A single-color circular badge rendered in a deep maroon. A thin outer ring encloses a thick circular band that contains the arched wordmark "COSTA" at the top and "COFFEE" at the bottom; smaller text "SINCE" appears at left and "1971" at ri...
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About Costa Coffee
A single-color circular badge rendered in a deep maroon. A thin outer ring encloses a thick circular band that contains the arched wordmark "COSTA" at the top and "COFFEE" at the bottom; smaller text "SINCE" appears at left and "1971" at right inside the band. The center contains a smaller circle with three stylized, overlapping coffee beans drawn as simple curved shapes with central seams.
The mark is flat and monochromatic with bold, geometric letterforms and a vintage/badge layout. The overall impression is a classic coffeehouse emblem focused on the coffee-bean motif and established-date text.
What's in it: coffee beans
Shapes: outer circle circular band (badge) inner circle arched wordmark
Style: badge vintage flat monochrome bold
Text in logo: COSTA COFFEE; SINCE 1971
Coffee/coffee beans and heritage (established date in badge-style emblem).
Colors
Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →
Costa Coffee Logo History
Costa Coffee is a British coffeehouse chain founded in 1971 by brothers Sergio and Bruno Costa in London. The brand was acquired by Whitbread in 1995 and later sold to The Coca-Cola Company in a deal completed in 2019.
Frequently asked
What is the central image?
Three stylized, overlapping coffee beans.
What year is shown in the logo?
1971 (displayed as 'SINCE 1971').
What are the main colors?
A deep maroon (primary) on a white background.
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