Oakland Raiders Logo

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Oakland Raiders logo

About Oakland Raiders

A bold, monochrome emblem: a black, pointed-top shield contains a central white illustration of a male 'raider' face wearing a vintage football helmet and an eye patch. Two stylised crossed sabres sit behind the helmeted head, with the blades and hilts visible at left and right.

Above the shield, the uppercase wordmark "RAIDERS" appears in thick, sans-serif letters that follow the shield's width. The design is high-contrast, graphic, and emblematic, using only black and white with heavy outlines and simplified facial features.

What's in it: male raider/pirate head with eye patch football helmet crossed sabres/swords

Shapes: shield wordmark portrait/head helmet silhouette crossed swords

Style: monochrome bold sports emblem illustrative vintage

Text in logo: RAIDERS

Pirate/raider imagery (eye patch, sabres, shield) conveying toughness, aggression and traditional sports/team identity.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Black

#000000 · primary

White

#FFFFFF · secondary

Oakland Raiders Logo History

The logo is the long-standing emblem of the Raiders professional American football franchise, established in 1960. The team has historically been associated with Oakland (original and return periods), had a Los Angeles period (1982–1994), and relocated to Las Vegas in 2020; the helmeted raider and crossed swords motif has been central to the team's identity for decades.