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Wingstop Logo
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Logo summary
About the Wingstop Logo Logo
Introduction
A green winged badge straight out of 1930s aviation — THE WING EXPERTS arched over WING·STOP — the Wingstop logo signs the Dallas wing chain founded in Garland, Texas in 1994, styled as a pre-jet-age flight club for chicken wings.
Brand Overview
Wingstop is an American restaurant chain founded in Garland, Texas, in 1994 by Antonio Swad. Built entirely around chicken wings in a dozen sauces — and a deliberate 1930s–40s aviation theme in every restaurant — it has grown to more than 2,500 locations worldwide and is headquartered in Dallas, Texas. Its official website is wingstop.com.
History of the Wingstop Logo
Wingstop’s badge has flown since the first Garland restaurant: wings spread from a central seal, the name on a curved banner in the manner of interwar airline insignia. The artwork in this download is the current form of that emblem — the whole lockup in a single green — which the chain still carries across its restaurants, boxes, and app today.
Meaning of the Logo
- The wings: A pair of feathered wings spread from the seal — flight, and the product, in the same strokes: the wing is both the plane’s and the chicken’s.
- The badge form: The arched “The Wing Experts” and banner lettering copy 1930s aviation crests — authority borrowed from the golden age of flight.
- Wingstop green: One deep green (#146A34) for the entire emblem — a single-colour insignia, like a squadron patch.
Wingstop Logo Colors
| Color | Hex Code | Usage |
|---|---|---|
| Wingstop Green | #146A34 | The full winged badge (the logo file’s own fill value) |
The green is the artwork’s own fill value — a true one-colour logo.
Conclusion
Wingstop’s logo is a squadron patch for wings of the other kind: one green badge, equal parts airline crest and chicken joint.
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