Clube de Regatas Flamengo do Rio de Janeiro-RJ Logo

A shield-shaped crest composed of horizontal red bands separated by black negative space. The top area is divided: at the upper-left a red square contains a stylized, interlocking white monogram of the letters "CRF", while the remainder of...

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Shield-shaped red-and-black striped crest with white interlocked 'CRF' monogram in top-left.
Clube de Regatas Flamengo do Rio de Janeiro-RJ logo

About Clube de Regatas Flamengo do Rio de Janeiro-RJ

A shield-shaped crest composed of horizontal red bands separated by black negative space. The top area is divided: at the upper-left a red square contains a stylized, interlocking white monogram of the letters "CRF", while the remainder of the shield shows three thicker red horizontal bars and a narrower red stripe near the bottom, all set against black.

The mark is flat and graphic, using strong contrast between bright red, deep black and white for the monogram. The overall composition reads as a traditional sports/club crest with a prominent monogram feature in the upper-left panel.

What's in it: interlocked letters monogram (CRF)

Shapes: shield horizontal stripes square (top-left monogram panel) rectangular bar

Style: bold flat heraldic monogram sports crest

Text in logo: CRF

A traditional sports/club crest: the shield and horizontal bands suggest team identity and heritage; the interlocked monogram emphasizes the club initials and legacy.

Colors

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Flamengo red
#D71F1F · primary
Black
#000000 · secondary
White
#FFFFFF · accent

Clube de Regatas Flamengo do Rio de Janeiro-RJ Logo History

Clube de Regatas do Flamengo was founded in Rio de Janeiro in 1895 as a rowing club and later became one of Brazil's most prominent football clubs. Its red-and-black stripes and the interlaced CRF monogram have been long-standing visual identifiers of the club.

Frequently asked

What letters appear in the monogram?

The stylized interlocked letters read 'CRF'.

What are the main colors?

Bright red is dominant, paired with black and white for the monogram accent.

What kind of organization uses this logo?

It is a traditional sports club crest used by a football (soccer) club.

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