Introduction
Searching for logistics brand logos SVG usually ends in one of three places: a single-file download page for one brand at a time, a logo-maker site selling templates or a paid bundle, or a story page that explains what a courier logo means but gives no files. This roundup fixes that. Here are all 17 logistics brand logos now live on VectorDose — each available as a free SVG download and a transparent PNG, with the official brand colours listed on its own page.
Brands A–F
Blue Dart. Two words in two colours — BLUE in blue, DART in green — set in a chunky italic that looks like it is already airborne. The Blue Dart logo signs South Asia's best-known express carrier, the Mumbai company inside the DHL Group.
Canada Post. A deep-blue bar, a red circle, and a white wing flying out of it — the Canada Post logo signs the Crown corporation that delivers to every address in the world's second-largest country. The bilingual lockup in this download is the mark in daily use from Vancouver to St. John's.
Correos. A crowned horn curling into a spiral — the Correos logo is the post horn of Spain, a symbol older than the postage stamp itself. The file in this download is the current symbol, redrawn for the digital age in 2019: just the horn, no name, confident enough to sign alone.
Delhivery. One dark word in custom block capitals, lit by two small red squares — the Delhivery logo belongs to the Gurugram startup that became India's largest logistics company in a single decade. The mark is as engineered as the network behind it.
DHL. Three red italic letters racing across a yellow band, speed lines streaming behind them — the DHL logo is the most recognisable mark in world logistics. It signs the express giant founded in San Francisco in 1969 that grew into the world's largest courier network.
DPD. A red cube unfolding into three dimensions beside three heavy lowercase letters — the DPD logo is the mark of Europe's second-largest parcel network. The cube does the talking: it is a parcel, drawn as a logo.
Evri. Four chunky blue capitals and a promise underneath — EVRi, "delivery made for you" — the Evri logo belongs to the British parcel company that renamed itself in 2022. The artwork here is the exact logo Evri serves in its own website header.
FedEx. Five letters, two colours, and an arrow hiding in the white space — the FedEx logo is the most celebrated wordmark in logistics. It signs the Memphis express pioneer founded in 1971, and this download carries the full corporate lockup, "Corporation" line included.
Brands G–L
GLS. Three heavy blue letters and a yellow full stop that is secretly an arrow — the GLS logo belongs to the Amsterdam-based parcel network that grew out of Royal Mail's European arm. The mark in this download is the company's 2021 identity.
Brands M–R
OnTrac. A black lowercase wordmark with one red dash floating over the T — the OnTrac logo is the unified face of America's regional parcel carriers, the brand that LaserShip and OnTrac became together. Minimal, fast, and unmistakably pointed.
PostNL. An orange rounded triangle holding a crown and a lowercase name — the PostNL logo is the Netherlands in a single emblem: royal orange, a crown, and a shape that is quietly a location pin tipped on its side. It signs the Dutch postal company with three centuries of history.
Purolator. A red italic wordmark with two speed slashes cutting in front of it — the Purolator logo signs Canada's other national courier, the Montreal-founded carrier majority-owned by Canada Post itself. It is one of the most durable marks in Canadian transport.
Royal Mail. A red cross with a crown riding on top of it and the name in yellow double-lined letters — the Royal Mail logo, the cruciform, is one of Britain's oldest national symbols in daily use. This download carries the current version, crown and all.
Brands S–Z
SF Express. A black circle split into the letters S and F, one red dot of punctuation, and the name in English and Chinese — the SF Express logo signs China's largest courier, a company that grew from a single Shunde delivery route into Asia's logistics giant.
TNT Express. Three orange circles holding the letters T, N, T — the TNT logo is a masterpiece of economy: the circles are the letters' homes and the letters fill them completely. It signs the express network founded in Australia in 1946, now flying in FedEx colours' closest company.
UPS. A brown shield banded in gold, three lowercase letters standing inside it — the UPS logo is one of the oldest continuously used marks in American business. The shield in this download is the current version, flattened for the digital age in 2014.
USPS. A blue eagle leaning so far forward it turns into speed itself, beside the name in italic capitals — the USPS logo, officially the "sonic eagle," is the face of the United States Postal Service. This download carries the full colour lockup with its red rule line.
Download them all
Every logo above is available on its own VectorDose page as a free SVG download and a transparent PNG, with the official brand colours listed on the page. Use the SVG as your master file and export a PNG at the exact size each use needs — a mood board, a retailer page, or a slide in a presentation.
