After its sole season in 1901, the team was relocated to St. Louis and rebranded to the St. Louis Browns.
Second and current incarnation[]
1970–1978[]
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Prior to the 1970 season, the club was known as the Seattle Pilots.
1977–1994[]
Designer:
Thomas "Tom" Meindel
Typography:
None
Launched:
November 28, 1977
This logo, designed by University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire student Tom Meindel, was the winning entry of a $2,000 contest held by the organization. It first saw use at the beginning of the 1978 season.
1994–1999[]
Designer:
Todd Radom
Typography:
Custom
Launched:
January 13, 1994
Before this logo was introduced, a 25th anniversary insignia for the Milwaukee Brewers was unveiled on September 17, 1993, which contained many of the same design elements (namely the diamond, bats, and color scheme). Despite no word from the MLB, local press speculated this was a hint toward an upcoming update of the team's uniform and logo. On January 13, 1994, this logo was unveiled through local news outlets, with a ceremony to unveil new uniforms held at the MECCA Convention Venter two days later.
2000–2017 (primary); 2018–2019 (secondary)[]
Cap insignia, also introduced in 2000
In 2006, the logo that served the Brewers for 15 years was reinstated as a cap insignia, alongside the 2000 insignia
2000–2017 (secondary); 2018–2019 (primary)[]
On March 7, 2018, the Brewers updated their primary logo with the 2000-2017 alternate logo.
2020–present[]
On November 19, 2019, the "ball in glove" logo returned, albeit with a slight difference in design and a darker shade of blue than the original.
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