Top 10 Tea Company Logos

The Republic of Tea is a relatively new brand offering a variety of flavors both traditional and new age, and the logo is flexible enough to accommodate all of these. The image is that of an old fashioned tea pot, while the font is modern and has fancy yet subtle details that hint at a complex and rich tea drinking experience. The tagline below lets people know that they can expect a premium quality experience from the brand.

The name of this tea company hints at the exotic, and the logo further bolsters this impression. This was among the first tea brands to market international teas in a manner similar to that used for other premium beverages, but the emphasis remains on the exotic. The rich colors are exotic yet inviting, while the cross legged image appears to be meditating on a cup of tea. The rounded images give a feeling of inclusiveness that suggests all people can join in on this image of inner peace.

Tazo uses multiculturalism and Eastern religion as a major part of the brand, with product labeling referring to religion and a label on every box claiming that all tea is ‘blessed by a certified tea shaman’. The logo further underscores this point by using several different religious symbols as letters. This combined with the antiqued look of the logo gives a feeling that this tea is a way to get in touch with the ancient and timeless, something that very few brands can successfully promise.

This brand focuses on earth friendly teas, and the logo shows this. The logo is shaped in a semi-circle, a friendly and inclusive shape. The dark brown color palette is relevant both to the earth and the dried tea leaf. The first O in the word good is in the shape of a tea leaf as well. The line beneath the wording as well as the detail on the letter R both suggest a wave shape, a symbol of forward movement that compliments this forward thinking brand.

Yogi Tea obviously plays on the Asian roots of tea to entice people enthralled with the exotic. Again we see a brown color scheme, but with a very different shape. The shape of the logo is distinctly Asian, while a plant shape at the top of the logo is reminiscent of the tea plant. The writing is thick and rounded for a friendly feeling, making viewers feel that they can be included in the inner peace that the name suggests. Curvy accents show attention to detail while giving an otherwise simple image more visual beauty.

This tea brand has long been popular in Asia, but more and more is being sought out by people all over the world. The red of the color is distinctly Asian, while the green refers to the fresh taste that the brand is known for. A diamond shape contains an Asian tea cup enclosing a simple leaf, while the wording below, ‘The Art of Chinese Tea’, is another reference to the place of origin. The message is that this brand offers tea that is fresher and more authentic than the competition.

Celestial Seasonings is a tea company based in Boulder, Colorado, United States that specializes in herbal tea but also sells green and black tea. Despite the astronomical name, this brand offers a variety of teas both for medicinal purposes and pure enjoyment. The C in the first word refers to the name by being in a distinctive moon shape. The wording is rounded and friendly with swirls and details that draw in the eye to an otherwise very simple, text only logo.