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1925–1936
Founding wordmark
The original Safeway identity used a stacked wordmark with "Safeway Stores" in bold serif lettering, reflecting the straightforward commercial signage conventions of 1920s American retail. Typography and layout varied across store applications during this early period.

1936–1981
Red banner era
A 1936 update introduced a solid red rectangular banner carrying the Safeway name in white uppercase letters, giving stores a more unified and visible street presence. This high-contrast scheme remained in use for over four decades, bridging the Depression era through the postwar supermarket boom.
1981–2005
Bracket S
Introduced on December 29, 1981, this mark replaced the circular frame with two dark-red rounded brackets flanking a sharpened "S", modernizing the Landor-era symbol without abandoning it. A 1982 revision enclosed the S in a rounded square, the form carried across nearly all store fascia through the following two decades.
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<img src="https://img.logo.dev/safeway.com?token=YOUR_API_TOKEN" alt="safeway.com logo" />1999–2005
Transitional wordmark
An interim version updated the wordmark's typeface and proportions while retaining the established S-symbol, signaling a shift toward a cleaner sans-serif identity ahead of a full rebrand. The change was applied across packaging and some store signage before the 2005 redesign superseded it.
2005–present · current
Current mark
Designed by Bright Design
Los Angeles agency Bright Design introduced this mark on April 20, 2005, reversing the color relationship so that a white S sits against a solid red rounded square, above a geometric sans-serif wordmark in black. The system was rolled out across nearly 1,800 stores and standardized usage across signage, packaging, and promotional materials.
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