Subway Logo
The Subway wordmark pairs Subway Green (#009743) and Subway Yellow (#FFC600) in a custom bold, italicised sans-serif with arrow tails on the S and Y. Those arrows, kept through the 2016 Turner Duckworth redesign, nod to forward motion and the come-and-go of a subway station. For the current logo files in their correct form, download them from Subway's official newsroom at newsroom.subway.com/Logos.
Subway Logo Colours
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Subway Logo Font
The Subway wordmark is based on Custom bold italic sans-serif wordmark with arrow tails on the S and Y. Fonts used in brand logos are often customised and are not always available for licensing — use the official brand resources below for any approved assets.
Subway Logo History & Meaning
Subway grew from a single 1965 sandwich shop in Bridgeport, Connecticut, originally called Pete's Super Submarines, and its early marks paired chunky lettering with a directional arrow motif. The familiar yellow wordmark with green arrows on the first and last letters carried the brand for decades from the 1970s onward. In 2016 the agency Turner Duckworth led a redesign as part of the brand's wider refresh, tightening the lettering into a bolder, more streamlined wordmark while keeping the signature arrows. Those arrows on the S and Y suggest forward motion and the come-and-go flow of a subway station, reinforcing speed and freshness.
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Subway Logo FAQ
What font is the Subway logo?
It is a custom sans-serif wordmark rather than an off-the-shelf typeface. The letters are bold and italicised, with arrow tails extending from the S and the Y, drawn for the brand during the 2016 redesign.
What are the Subway logo colours?
The wordmark uses Subway Green (#009743, Pantone 355 C) and Subway Yellow (#FFC600, Pantone 116 C), with white as a supporting colour. The green reads as fresh and natural while the yellow adds warmth and visibility.
Who designed the Subway logo?
The current wordmark was created by the design agency Turner Duckworth as part of Subway's 2016 brand refresh. Earlier arrow-based logos date back to the company's first decades after it was founded in 1965.
What do the arrows in the Subway logo mean?
The arrows on the S and Y point outward to suggest forward movement, freshness and momentum. They also echo the entering-and-exiting flow of a subway station, tying back to the brand name.
Where can I get the official Subway logo?
Subway publishes its logo files on its newsroom at newsroom.subway.com/Logos, where the Subway logo, Subway Series logo and Choicemark are available to download. Use that official source and follow Subway's brand and trademark terms.
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