The Milwaukee Brewers wordmark logo has been a symbol of the city's baseball team since its inception in 1970, particularly in relation to the Milwaukee Brewers Primary logo. The original logo was created by designer Tom Meindel and featured an M-shaped "Brewers" script lettering with a beer barrel and hops forming the “M” shape. This design quickly gained popularity among fans, who proudly wore it on their hats and shirts as they cheered for their beloved team at Miller Park.

In 1994, the Brewers changed to an updated version of this classic design that replaced the beer barrel with two crossed baseball bats behind it instead. This new look also included a more modern font style for both "Milwaukee" and "Brewers." It was well-received by fans as they continued to show support for their favorite Major League Baseball Team through merchandise purchases featuring this iconic image.

Today, there are many variations of this timeless logo available on various items such as t-shirts, caps, mugs, or even keychains; all bearing testament to how much pride people have in being part of Brewer Nation! A true representation of Milwaukee's history within professional sports culture is seen every time someone wears one of these logos proudly around town or anywhere else across America - showing just how important our hometown heroes really are!