Kaizer Chiefs Amakhosi Logo

A circular gold/orange badge with a thick black outline. Centered is a black silhouette profile of a chief’s head wearing a stylised feather headdress made of radial rectangular feathers. On either side of the head, inside the circle, are t...

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Gold circular badge with black chief profile in feather headdress, 'KAIZER CHIEFS' arched text and two soccer balls.
Kaizer Chiefs Amakhosi logo

About Kaizer Chiefs Amakhosi

A circular gold/orange badge with a thick black outline. Centered is a black silhouette profile of a chief’s head wearing a stylised feather headdress made of radial rectangular feathers. On either side of the head, inside the circle, are two small black-and-white soccer balls.

The wordmark appears in bold, angular black letters arched along the top and bottom edges of the circle reading KAIZER (top) and CHIEFS (bottom). The design is high-contrast and flat with no gradients.

What's in it: chief's head (profile) with feather headdress soccer ball (two)

Shapes: circle arched wordmark profile silhouette radial feathers soccer balls

Style: bold sports crest flat high-contrast retro

Text in logo: KAIZER CHIEFS

A chief's profile and feather headdress suggesting leadership/heritage, combined with soccer balls indicating a football (soccer) team.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Gold / orange
#F2A900 · primary
Black
#000000 · secondary
White
#FFFFFF · accent

Kaizer Chiefs Amakhosi Logo History

Kaizer Chiefs is a South African professional football club founded in 1970 by Kaizer Motaung. The club is commonly nicknamed 'Amakhosi', a Zulu word meaning 'chiefs' or 'lords'.

Frequently asked

What sport does this logo represent?

Football (soccer).

What are the primary colours?

Gold (orange), black, and white.

What does 'Amakhosi' mean?

Amakhosi is a Zulu word meaning 'chiefs' or 'lords'.

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