Fluminense Football Club Logo

A traditional shield-shaped football crest divided horizontally into two fields: a garnet maroon upper half and a dark green lower half, separated by a thin white line. The shield has a white inner border and a narrow maroon outer border. C...

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Shield-shaped maroon and green crest with white interlaced 'FFC' monogram and white border.
Fluminense Football Club logo

About Fluminense Football Club

A traditional shield-shaped football crest divided horizontally into two fields: a garnet maroon upper half and a dark green lower half, separated by a thin white line. The shield has a white inner border and a narrow maroon outer border.
Centered across the two color fields is an ornate, interlaced white monogram made of stylized letters (the club’s initials) that span both halves. The overall look is heraldic and vintage, typical of long-established sports club badges.

What's in it: interlaced letters (monogram)

Shapes: shield horizontal divider interlaced monogram border

Style: heritage ornate monogram flat colors crest

Text in logo: FFC

Heraldic shield and interlaced initials evoke tradition, club identity and sporting heritage.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Garnet maroon
#7B1626 · primary
Deep green
#0F7A49 · primary
White
#FFFFFF · accent

Fluminense Football Club Logo History

Fluminense Football Club is a historic Brazilian football club based in Rio de Janeiro, founded in 1902 and commonly known as "Flu"; the crest with maroon and green and the ornate interlaced initials is its longstanding emblem.

Frequently asked

What letters appear in the monogram?

The stylized interlaced letters represent the club initials (commonly rendered as FFC).

What are the crest's main colors?

Garnet maroon and deep green with white for the monogram and borders.

Which club uses this logo?

Fluminense Football Club, a historic football club from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

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