Gremio Logo

A circular emblem with a thick white outer ring and a solid black inner field. Across the center is a wide black horizontal band containing the bold, uppercase wordmark "GRÊMIO" in white (with a circumflex over the E). Above the band, insid...

Logo

Circular black-and-white badge with blue soccer-ball segments and 'GRÊMIO' wordmark, '1903' above and 'FBPA' below.
Gremio logo

About Gremio

A circular emblem with a thick white outer ring and a solid black inner field. Across the center is a wide black horizontal band containing the bold, uppercase wordmark "GRÊMIO" in white (with a circumflex over the E). Above the band, inside the circle, is the number "1903" in black on a white curved panel; below the band is the acronym "FBPA" in black on a matching white curved panel.

The top and bottom white panels are flanked by three blue curved segments that together suggest the pattern of a stylized soccer ball. The overall look is a clean, geometric sports badge using high contrast (black/white) with a vivid blue accent.

What's in it: stylized soccer ball (segments) wordmark

Shapes: circle circular border horizontal band curved panels

Style: bold minimalist flat emblem sporty geometric

Text in logo: GRÊMIO

A club badge that visually references a soccer ball (top/bottom segments) and emphasizes club identity via a central wordmark and founding year.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Black
#000000 · primary
White
#FFFFFF · primary
Royal Blue
#0B72D6 · accent

Gremio Logo History

Grêmio Foot-Ball Porto Alegrense is a Brazilian football club founded in 1903; the badge uses the founding year (1903) and the club acronym (FBPA).

Frequently asked

What does '1903' mean on the logo?

It denotes the club's founding year, 1903.

What does 'FBPA' stand for?

FBPA stands for Foot-Ball Porto Alegrense, the club's full name.

What are the main colors used?

Black and white are dominant, with a vivid royal blue accent (#0B72D6).

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