Okland Raiders Logo

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Okland Raiders logo

About Okland Raiders

A shield-shaped badge with a thick silver/grey border and a black field. Centered inside the shield is a stylized raider head: a front-facing helmeted male face with an eye patch on the right eye and simple, blocky facial shading. Two crossed sabres sit behind the raider's head so the blades are visible above the shoulders.

Across the top inside the shield, arched and in bold uppercase letters, is the wordmark “RAIDERS.” The overall look is high-contrast, monochrome (black and silver/grey) with flat, graphic shapes and minimal detailing.

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

Shapes: rounded shield arched wordmark human head silhouette crossed sabres helmet silhouette

Style: monochrome minimalist retro sport/team badge

Text in logo: RAIDERS

Pirate/raider imagery (helmet, eye patch, crossed sabres) suggesting toughness, aggression and defensive strength; shield shape evokes a badge or crest.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Black

#000000 · primary

Silver/grey

#B7B9BB · secondary

White

#FFFFFF · accent

Okland Raiders Logo History

Used by the professional American football franchise commonly known as the Raiders; the black-and-silver shield with a helmeted raider and crossed sabres has been the team's primary emblem since the 1960s. The franchise originated in Oakland (1960), spent periods in Los Angeles and Oakland, and relocated to Las Vegas in 2020.

Frequently asked

What team uses this logo?

This is the emblem historically used by the Raiders franchise in professional American football (commonly called the Oakland/Los Angeles/Las Vegas Raiders).