Columbia Logo

A medium-blue wordmark reading "Columbia" sits to the right of a compact geometric emblem. The emblem is a cluster of small, rounded diamond/square shapes arranged into a larger diamond — an abstract, interlocking or woven pattern — rendere...

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Blue Columbia wordmark with a small diamond-shaped woven emblem to the left on white background.
Columbia logo

About Columbia

A medium-blue wordmark reading "Columbia" sits to the right of a compact geometric emblem. The emblem is a cluster of small, rounded diamond/square shapes arranged into a larger diamond — an abstract, interlocking or woven pattern — rendered in the same blue as the text.

The wordmark uses a classic serif-style type with a capital "C" and the remaining letters in lowercase. The overall presentation is flat, two-color (blue on white), and clean, suitable for apparel or outdoor branding.

What's in it: abstract woven/diamond pattern

Shapes: diamond cluster wordmark rounded squares (small elements in emblem)

Style: flat minimalist geometric serif wordmark corporate/outdoor

Text in logo: Columbia

Abstract woven/diamond motif suggesting textile, weave or interlocking tiles (visually evident from the emblem's repeated diamond-like shapes).

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Columbia blue
#0A75C2 · primary
White
#FFFFFF · secondary

Columbia Logo History

Columbia Sportswear Company (commonly "Columbia") is an American outdoor apparel and footwear company founded in 1938 and headquartered in Portland, Oregon. The diamond cluster emblem is the brand's long-standing mark used alongside the Columbia wordmark.

Frequently asked

Which brand uses this logo?

Columbia (Columbia Sportswear), the outdoor apparel and footwear company.

What does the small diamond emblem represent?

Visually it appears as an abstract woven or interlocking diamond pattern, suggesting fabric or a textile motif.

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