Monopoly Logo

A horizontal, red rounded-rectangle badge containing a bold, geometric white wordmark reading MONOPOLY in all caps. Each letter is evenly spaced; the red field has a thin black outline and slight inner white trimming where the mascot overla...

Logo

Red rounded-rectangle logo with white MONOPOLY wordmark and cartoon top-hatted man peeking above the letters.
Monopoly logo

About Monopoly

A horizontal, red rounded-rectangle badge containing a bold, geometric white wordmark reading MONOPOLY in all caps. Each letter is evenly spaced; the red field has a thin black outline and slight inner white trimming where the mascot overlaps.

A black-and-white cartoon mascot (a top-hatted, mustachioed gentleman) appears above and slightly inset into the letters, his head and shoulders breaking the top of the wordmark. He wears a black top hat, holds a cane, and is drawn in a vintage cartoon line-art style with solid black outlines and small flesh-toned areas for the face.

What's in it: top-hatted man (mascot) cane

Shapes: rounded rectangle uppercase wordmark mascot portrait (head and shoulders) thin outline

Style: cartoon vintage bold flat outlined

Text in logo: MONOPOLY

Evokes a classic board game feel, wealth/old-fashioned affluence (top hat and cane), and playful vintage branding.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Red
#E4002B · primary
White
#FFFFFF · primary
Black
#000000 · accent
Peach (skin tone)
#F6D6BD · accent

Monopoly Logo History

Monopoly is a long-running board game originally published by Parker Brothers and currently owned by Hasbro. The top-hatted mascot commonly called Mr. Monopoly (Rich Uncle Pennybags) has been associated with the game's branding for decades.

Frequently asked

Who is the character in the logo?

The black-and-white cartoon is the game's mascot commonly known as Mr. Monopoly or Rich Uncle Pennybags (top hat, mustache, cane).

What are the main colors?

Primary red background (#E4002B), with white lettering (#FFFFFF), black outlines (#000000), and small flesh-toned areas.

What industry is this logo from?

Board games / toys (classic tabletop game branding).

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