CONI Logo

Logo

CONI logo

About CONI

A blue wordmark reading "Coni" appears on the right; above a stylized shield on the left is the smaller word "Italia" in the same blue. The shield is formed by several vertical, slightly curved stripes in green (left) and red (right), leaving a white negative space in the centre.
Below the shield are the five interlocked Olympic rings in their standard colors (blue, yellow, black, green, red). The overall layout is an emblem-style mark (shield + rings) paired with a clean sans-serif wordmark.

What's in it: stylized shield Olympic rings

Shapes: rounded shield vertical curved stripes interlocked rings wordmark stacked text

Style: modern flat minimalist geometric emblematic

Text in logo: Italia Coni

Visually evokes Italy (green, white negative space, red shield) combined with the Olympic movement (five interlocked rings).

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Blue (wordmark)

#0B67C8 · primary

Green (shield)

#009247 · secondary

Red (shield/ring)

#E2232A · secondary

Yellow (ring)

#FFCC00 · accent

Black (ring)

#000000 · accent

CONI Logo History

This is the logo of the Comitato Olimpico Nazionale Italiano (CONI), Italy's National Olympic Committee, used to represent Italy's Olympic and national sports authority.

Frequently asked

What organization does this logo represent?

Comitato Olimpico Nazionale Italiano (CONI), the Italian National Olympic Committee.

What do the colours and rings mean?

The green and red stripes reference the Italian flag colors (with white negative space) and the five interlocked rings are the Olympic rings representing the Olympic movement.