Flamengo Logo

A stylized heraldic shield made from alternating horizontal red bars on a black field: four red stripes form the top and middle of the shield, with the lower two bars curving to follow the shield’s taper and a small red point at the very bo...

Logo

Red-and-black shield with horizontal red stripes and a white interlaced 'CRF' monogram in a red square.
Flamengo logo

About Flamengo

A stylized heraldic shield made from alternating horizontal red bars on a black field: four red stripes form the top and middle of the shield, with the lower two bars curving to follow the shield’s taper and a small red point at the very bottom. In the shield's upper-left corner sits a solid red square containing an ornate, interlaced white monogram of the letters "CRF".

The design is flat and bold with high contrast between the red, black and white. The monogram is decorative and script-like, set against solid color blocks and strong geometric horizontal bands that create a compact crest-like emblem.

What's in it: interlaced CRF monogram

Shapes: shield horizontal bands square pointed base

Style: heraldic flat bold monogram sports crest

Text in logo: CRF

Heraldic shield and interlaced monogram evoke a traditional club crest and institutional identity.

Colors

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Flame red
#D71920 · primary
Black
#000000 · secondary
White
#FFFFFF · accent

Flamengo Logo History

Clube de Regatas do Flamengo — commonly known as Flamengo — was founded in Rio de Janeiro in 1895 as a rowing club; its football department began in 1911. The crest with the stylized CRF monogram and red-and-black colors is long-associated with the club.

Frequently asked

Which club uses this logo?

This is the crest of Clube de Regatas do Flamengo, commonly called Flamengo.

What do the letters 'CRF' stand for?

'CRF' stands for Clube de Regatas do Flamengo.

What are the primary colors in the logo?

Red and black, with white used for the monogram.

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