Starbucks Coffee Logo

A circular badge-style logo: a thick green outer ring contains the uppercase wordmark "STARBUCKS COFFEE" separated by a white five-pointed star on each side. Inside the ring is a black circular field framing a high-contrast white, stylized...

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Green circular Starbucks logo with white twin-tailed siren and 'STARBUCKS COFFEE' text.
Starbucks Coffee logo

About Starbucks Coffee

A circular badge-style logo: a thick green outer ring contains the uppercase wordmark "STARBUCKS COFFEE" separated by a white five-pointed star on each side. Inside the ring is a black circular field framing a high-contrast white, stylized female figure with long wavy hair and a crown; the figure appears as a twin‑tailed mermaid/siren with symmetrical flowing hair lines.

The design is flat and graphic with strong black-and-white contrast for the central emblem and a solid green ring as the primary colour. Lettering is bold, geometric, all-caps sans-serif and follows the curve of the outer ring.

What's in it: two-tailed siren / mermaid crown stars

Shapes: circular badge outer ring inner circle five-pointed stars curved wordmark

Style: badge flat high-contrast bold sans-serif iconic

Text in logo: STARBUCKS COFFEE

A twin‑tailed siren/mermaid evokes seafaring and maritime heritage; the circular badge and stars suggest a classic emblem or seal.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Starbucks green
#00704A · primary
White
#FFFFFF · secondary
Black
#000000 · accent

Starbucks Coffee Logo History

Starbucks is an American coffeehouse chain founded in Seattle, Washington in 1971. The brand’s circular siren badge evolved from an earlier brown logo; a notable 2011 revision simplified the mark and removed the outer "Starbucks Coffee" wording in some usages.

Frequently asked

What is the central figure?

A stylized two‑tailed siren (mermaid) wearing a crown, rendered in high-contrast black and white.

What colours are used?

A signature green ring with white and black used for the central emblem and lettering.

When was the logo simplified?

A widely noted simplification (including removal of the outer wording in some uses) occurred in 2011.

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