Cowboys Primary Logo
The franchise is widely known as “America’s Team” and has existed as a franchise since 1960. This franchise has won 5 Super Bowls throughout its history. The franchise has had the privilege of having legends such as Roger Staubach, Emmitt Smith, Michael Irvin, and Tony Dorsett as players. Certainly, this franchise cannot be left out with regards to having a logo history page.
The Dallas Cowboys star logo is a representative of Texas as "The Lone Star State," and is one of the best-known team logos in professional sports. The star is a motif of peace and serenity. The team’s success throughout its history has given the logo more poignancy as it has become a symbol of its success. The blue color in the Dallas Cowboys logo depicts the calm and composed approach of the team, as well as its extraordinary sportsmanship, excellence, and grace.
The franchise has not deviated from its “blue star” logo at all throughout its franchise history. In the first three years of its existence, the franchise’s blue star existed with no outline. Throughout the rest of its existence, the franchise has had a white and navy blue outline around the blue star.
1964 - Present
Jack Eskridge, one of coach Tom Landry’s first hires, redesigned the solid blue logo in 1964 by adding a white border around the blue star, giving it a 3D-effect. It has stood ever since. The updated logo consists of navy blue star with white and navy blue outlines.
1960 - 1963
The original Cowboy’s logo featured a solid blue star. Simple and classy logo from Dallas.