Pumas UNAM Logo

A flat, rounded triangular shield filled with a deep navy-blue background. Centered inside the shield is a geometric, stylized puma head in a muted gold tone composed of blocky shapes for the forehead, eyes/nose bridge, cheek lines and a sm...

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Gold stylized puma head centered on a rounded navy triangular shield.
Pumas UNAM logo

About Pumas UNAM

A flat, rounded triangular shield filled with a deep navy-blue background. Centered inside the shield is a geometric, stylized puma head in a muted gold tone composed of blocky shapes for the forehead, eyes/nose bridge, cheek lines and a small horizontal capsule beneath the chin.

The mark is minimalist and symmetrical, with no additional text or ornamental detail. The puma head is rendered in a single flat color and contrasts strongly against the dark field, creating a bold, emblematic silhouette.

What's in it: puma head

Shapes: rounded triangular shield stylized animal head capsule/horizontal bar

Style: minimalist flat geometric emblem symmetrical

Stylised puma head — evokes a puma/large cat, suggesting power, agility and team/mascot identity.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Deep navy
#141C44 · primary
Muted gold
#B7A24B · secondary
Very dark edge
#0A0A0A · accent

Pumas UNAM Logo History

This emblem is the stylised puma-head crest used by Club Universidad Nacional (commonly known as Pumas UNAM), the football team associated with the National Autonomous University of Mexico. The gold puma-on-blue mark has been the club's primary symbol for decades.

Frequently asked

Is there any text in this logo?

No — the logo contains only a stylised puma head symbol inside a rounded triangular shield, with no wordmark.

What are the primary colours?

Deep navy (#141C44) as the field and muted gold (#B7A24B) for the puma symbol.

Which organisation uses this emblem?

This is the emblem of Club Universidad Nacional (Pumas UNAM), the Mexican football club affiliated with the National Autonomous University of Mexico.

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