Club Atletico Boca Juniors Logo

A heraldic shield-shaped badge with a pointed bottom and a rounded double-curve top. The shield's field is solid deep blue filled with many small five-point yellow stars arranged in tight, roughly symmetrical rows across the interior. A th...

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Blue shield badge with many small yellow stars, yellow border and bold yellow 'CABJ' letters.
Club Atletico Boca Juniors logo

About Club Atletico Boca Juniors

A heraldic shield-shaped badge with a pointed bottom and a rounded double-curve top. The shield's field is solid deep blue filled with many small five-point yellow stars arranged in tight, roughly symmetrical rows across the interior.

A thick yellow border outlines the shield. Centered over the star field is a large, bold, blocky yellow lettermark reading "CABJ" in a slab-like sans serif; the letters are horizontally centered and occupy roughly the middle third of the shield.

What's in it: five-point stars

Shapes: shield bordered outline wordmark block

Style: sports crest minimalist flat colors bold symmetrical

Text in logo: CABJ

Traditional sports/club crest styling; the shield shape suggests a club badge and the repeated stars visually suggest achievement or many honors.

Colors

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Royal blue
#0033A0 · primary
Golden yellow
#FFD100 · primary
Black (outline)
#000000 · accent

Club Atletico Boca Juniors Logo History

Club Atlético Boca Juniors is an Argentine football club founded in the La Boca neighborhood of Buenos Aires in 1905. The club is widely known by the abbreviation CABJ and for its blue-and-yellow colors.

Frequently asked

What does CABJ stand for?

CABJ is the abbreviation for Club Atlético Boca Juniors.

Which sport is this logo for?

It identifies a professional association football (soccer) club.

Why are there many stars in the badge?

Visually, stars often signify achievement or honors; here they form a decorative field across the shield.

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