Canadiens Logo

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Canadiens logo

About Canadiens

A bold, stylized red letter "C" with thick white and navy-blue outlines. The open center of the "C" encloses a smaller blue letter "H" made of two vertical bars and two small horizontal/rectangular blocks, creating a compact monogram. The entire mark has a clean, flat look with a thin black outer edge and a small registered trademark symbol at the lower-right.

The composition reads as a single monogram emblem (no separate wordmark) with high contrast between the red, white and navy-blue layers. The shapes are geometric and rounded, giving the mark a classic, heritage sports-team appearance.

What's in it: letter C letter H

Shapes: stylized letter C enclosed letter H rounded outline registered ® mark

Style: sports team monogram heritage bold flat

Text in logo: CH

Monogram of two letters (C and H), evoking a sports club identity and tradition—commonly used by hockey teams as a classic emblem.

Colors

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Red

#C8102E · primary

White

#FFFFFF · secondary

Navy blue

#002E6D · secondary

Black (outline)

#000000 · accent

Canadiens Logo History

This is the emblem of the Montreal Canadiens, a professional ice hockey franchise founded in 1909 (joined the NHL in 1917). The red "C" with an "H" inside is a long-standing team monogram; the "C" stands for Canadiens and the "H" historically denotes "Hockey" (Club de Hockey Canadien).