6º Escudo do CORINTHIANS Logo

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6º Escudo do CORINTHIANS logo

About 6º Escudo do CORINTHIANS

A circular black-and-white badge with a thick black outer ring containing the white wordmark "S.C. CORINTHIANS PAULISTA" and the year "1910" at the bottom. Inside the ring is a smaller white disc showing five horizontal wavy black stripes and a small rectangular red flag on a pole near the left edge.

Behind the round badge sit nautical elements in red: a large anchor at the bottom and two diagonal oars rising behind the circle. Two short horizontal black bars extend left and right from the badge center, aligning with the oars and anchor elements.

What's in it: anchor oars flag circular badge

Shapes: circular badge outer ring horizontal wavy stripes anchor crossed oars horizontal bars

Style: emblem heraldic flat colors bold outlines sports crest

Text in logo: S.C. CORINTHIANS PAULISTA 1910

Anchor and crossed oars visually evoke nautical/rowing heritage; circular badge and year suggest a traditional club seal.

Colors

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Black

#000000 · primary

White

#FFFFFF · secondary

Bright Red

#E10613 · accent

6º Escudo do CORINTHIANS Logo History

Sport Club Corinthians Paulista is a Brazilian sports club commonly known as Corinthians, founded in 1910. The crest traditionally combines the club wordmark and nautical imagery (anchor and oars) referencing the club's early association with rowing.