Royals Primary Logo

The Kansas City Royals have a long and storied history, dating back to 1969 when the team was founded. Throughout their existence, they’ve had several different logos that represent the city and its baseball heritage. The primary logo of the Royals has gone through many changes over time, but it has always been an important part of their identity.

The first version of the logo featured a royal blue crown with white trim on top of a shield-shaped like an “R” for Royalty or Royals. This design remained in place until 1992 when it was replaced by an updated version featuring two crossed bats in front of another shield with red trimming around it; this design also included three stars above each bat representing past World Series wins (1985-1987). In 2008, yet another update occurred which saw more modernized elements such as sharper edges on both shields and bolder colors added to make them look more contemporary while still maintaining their classic roots from before.

Today's iteration is much simpler than previous designs; now only one shield is present without any stars or other details aside from some thin lines outlining its shape along with KC written inside for “Kansas City” at center stage surrounded by gold accents all around giving off regal vibes befitting something worthy enough to represent such proud franchise as theirs! No matter what form they take though these logos will always be associated closely together due to how deeply entrenched they are within history not just locally but nationally too - so no matter where you go if someone sees your shirt sporting those iconic symbols there won't be any doubt about who you root for!