3º Escudo do Corinthians Logo

A black, slightly stylized shield badge with a white oval inset in the center. Inside the oval is a dense, interlocking monogram made from thick, curving black strokes that form overlapping letter-like shapes. The shield has two short horiz...

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Black shield with white oval containing interlocking stylised letterforms; '3º Escudo do Corinthians' below.
3º Escudo do Corinthians logo

About 3º Escudo do Corinthians

A black, slightly stylized shield badge with a white oval inset in the center. Inside the oval is a dense, interlocking monogram made from thick, curving black strokes that form overlapping letter-like shapes. The shield has two short horizontal bars extending from each side at mid-height.

Beneath the badge is a small black wordmark reading "3º Escudo do Corinthians" in a simple sans serif. Overall the mark is high-contrast and monochrome, with a vintage/emblematic appearance.

What's in it: interlocking stylised letterforms (monogram) shield

Shapes: shield oval horizontal bars monogram wordmark

Style: vintage monochrome emblem flat minimalist

Text in logo: 3º Escudo do Corinthians

Traditional club crest / monogram emblem suggesting heritage and team identity (visually evident from shield plus interlocking letterforms).

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Black
#000000 · primary
White
#FFFFFF · secondary
Dark gray
#2F2F2F · accent

Frequently asked

What letters form the monogram?

The mark contains interlocking curving letterforms, but the exact letters are stylised and not clearly separable from the graphic alone.

What are the primary colors used?

Black and white (with a very dark gray used for minor text/lines).

Is this an official Corinthians crest?

The image is labeled '3º Escudo do Corinthians' but I can't verify official status or historical usage from the image alone.

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