Lions International Logo

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Lions International logo

About Lions International

A bold circular emblem rendered in two dominant colours (blue and yellow). At centre is a solid blue roundel containing a large, yellow capital letter “L”. That central circle is surrounded by a thicker circular band and framed by two stylized lion head profiles in mirrored positions, one facing left and one facing right.

Above the circle a curved yellow banner set into the band contains the word “LIONS”; a matching curved yellow banner below contains the word “INTERNATIONAL.” The design is flat, high-contrast, and uses strong outlines to separate the blue and yellow areas.

What's in it: lion heads capital letter L

Shapes: circle curved banners silhouetted animal heads lettermark

Style: emblem heraldic bold flat two-color

Text in logo: LIONS INTERNATIONAL

Mirrored lion profiles and a central 'L' evoke lions, strength and vigilance; the two lion heads visually suggest dual directions (past and future) while the circular badge reads as an institutional emblem.

Colors

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Royal blue

#0B56A3 · primary

Golden yellow

#FFD100 · secondary

Navy outline

#073763 · accent

Lions International Logo History

Lions Clubs International (often shortened to Lions International) is a global service organization founded in 1917 by Melvin Jones in Chicago; it is known for community service activities including vision and health programs and is headquartered in Oak Brook, Illinois.

Frequently asked

Which organization uses this logo?

Lions Clubs International (commonly called Lions International), a global volunteer service organization.

What do the two lion heads mean?

Visually they are mirrored lion profiles flanking the roundel; they are commonly interpreted as representing strength and looking to both past and future.