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Nov 25, 2024 · What is the Seattle Kraken logo supposed to be? The logo is designed to evoke fear, mystery, and danger, fitting for a team named after the legendary sea monster, the Kraken. Folklore describes the Kraken as terrifying creatures that drag ships into the ocean’s depths, drowning their crews.

The original logo showcases a handwritten style with fluid, slanted letters, combining both uppercase and lowercase characters. The “S” features an upper loop larger than the lower one, while both “t”s share a single crossbar.

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The Seattle Kraken logo, unveiled July 23, 2020, is a triple blue S with a tentacle up the middle and a red eye. The Kraken logo is in the shape of an S as a tribute to the logo of the original Seattle Metropolitans, the first U.S.-based team to win the Stanley Cup.

Jul 23, 2020 · The Seattle Kraken logo was created in partnership with adidas. The logo is in the shape of an “S” in tribute to the Seattle Metropolitans, the first American hockey club to raise the...

Jul 23, 2020 · The Seattle Kraken have a logo that features the Space Needle. The main logo is an “S” with a Kraken tentacle running through the middle of it.

Jul 23, 2020 · For those who are wondering what a “Kraken” is actually supposed to be, the logo clears it up for you with the tentacle. It’s actually meant to represent the Giant Pacific Octopus, which...

Jul 24, 2020 · Here’s a closer look at all three logos. The team’s main colors are icy blue, navy blue, and red, which are displayed on the primary logo. The anchor is the secondary logo with the third being the wordmark. The white Kraken jersey is so clean. pic.twitter.com/zf410rhHfi.

This was a placeholder logo used until the team's name was formally announced. On July 23, 2020, the new name and logo for the franchise was unveiled. They were adopted to honor the city's maritime history.