Free Streetwear Logo Maker
Type your brand name, pick one of 16 streetwear fonts, arch it, add a second line and download a transparent PNG logo at print size. No account, no watermark.
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Color
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Shadow
Shape and texture
Every font here is under the SIL Open Font License, which allows commercial use on t-shirts and other products with no credit needed (openfontlicense.org). The phrase is a different matter: before you print it, check it against the USPTO register.
16 streetwear fonts, open-licensed
Blackletter, graffiti, spray paint, stencil, heavy condensed and metal faces, each under the SIL Open Font License, so the logo can go on clothes you sell.
Brand name plus a second line
Arch the name like a chest print, put a year or a city under it, and add an outline, a 3D shadow or a worn print. Preview it on a dark or light garment.
Transparent PNG, ready to print
About 3,600 px wide (12 inches at 300 DPI), cropped to the logo. Made in your browser: no upload, no watermark, no account.
What this streetwear logo maker makes
A wordmark: your brand name set in a streetwear typeface, the kind of logo that sits across the chest of a hoodie or on a neck label. Most streetwear brands start this way, with lettering rather than a symbol, because a name in a strong font prints cleanly in one color and still reads from across the street. It does not draw icons or mascots.
Pick the font by the scene you are dressing
| Look | Where you see it | Fonts here |
|---|---|---|
| Blackletter | Chest prints, tattoo-inspired and luxury streetwear | UnifrakturCook, UnifrakturMaguntia, Grenze Gotisch, Pirata One, Jacquard 24 |
| Graffiti and spray | Skate brands, tags on back prints | Sedgwick Ave Display, Rubik Spray Paint, Rubik Glitch |
| Heavy sans | Box logos and oversized slogans | Anton, Bebas Neue, Archivo Black, Dela Gothic One |
| Stencil and signage | Utility, military and workwear-inspired pieces | Black Ops One, Bungee |
| Metal and rock | Band-tee style and vintage tour prints | Metal Mania, New Rocker |
A logo that survives the print
- One color first. Screen printers charge for every ink color, and a neck label or a patch is usually one color. A white or black version of the logo has to work before any chrome or fire fill.
- Short name, big letters. One or two words. Blackletter loses its shapes when a long name shrinks to a 3-inch neck print.
- Test it small. Download the Small size and look at it at the width of a label. If you cannot read it, pick a heavier font or fewer letters.
Need the name itself? Try the clothing brand name generator, then put the logo on a hoodie with the free mockup generator. For 70s and 80s lettering, the retro font generator has its own set.
Check the name before you build a brand on it
The font is free to use; the name may not be. Clothing is one of the busiest trademark classes, and a brand name already registered for apparel can get your listings taken down. Look the name up on the USPTO trademark checker first. If you sell print on demand, Trendlytic shows which designs are already selling across Etsy, Redbubble, TeePublic and Amazon US and how crowded each niche is, with a USPTO lookup on any phrase in one click. $19.99/month for 100 searches, which read up to 6,000 designs on the marketplaces with a verdict on every niche, plus the 1,000 top designs in Best Design Instant, re-ranked every hour, a 3-day free trial ($1 card check).
The logo is ready. What goes under it?
A logo gives the brand a face; designs people already buy keep it selling. Trendlytic shows what is selling across Etsy, Redbubble, TeePublic and Amazon US, how crowded each niche is, and puts any phrase you choose against the USPTO register in one click.
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Frequently asked questions
What kind of logo does this make?
A wordmark: your brand name in a streetwear font, with an optional second line such as a year or a city, an arch, an outline, a 3D shadow and a worn print. It does not draw icons or mascots. The download is a transparent PNG cropped to the logo.
Can I use the logo on clothes I sell?
The fonts all come from the ofl/ folder of Google Fonts (checked November 2026), so they are under the SIL Open Font License, which allows use on products such as t-shirts with no credit required (openfontlicense.org). The brand name is a separate question: look it up on the USPTO register for clothing before you build on it.
Which fonts look most like streetwear?
Blackletter (UnifrakturCook, Grenze Gotisch) is the classic chest-print look, graffiti and spray faces (Sedgwick Ave Display, Rubik Spray Paint) suit skate brands, and heavy condensed sans (Anton, Archivo Black) gives the box-logo feel.
What size is the logo file?
Print size is about 3,600 pixels wide, 12 inches at 300 DPI, enough for a full back print. Small is about 1,200 pixels wide for a neck label, a mockup, a profile picture or a Shopify header.
Can I get an SVG or vector file?
No, the download is a PNG. For screen printing at 12 inches, 3,600 pixels is the 300 DPI most printers ask for. If a printer needs a vector, the same font is free to install from Google Fonts and set in any design program.
Is the streetwear logo maker free?
Yes: no account, no watermark and no daily limit. The logo is drawn in your browser and nothing is uploaded.
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