Santos Futebol Clube de Santos-SP Logo

A monochrome shield-shaped crest rendered in black and white. The top-left of the shield contains a simple outline of a classic football (soccer ball); a bold diagonal band runs from the upper-right to lower-left carrying the white lettered...

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Black-and-white shield crest with S.F.C. diagonal wordmark, soccer ball at top left and vertical stripes.
Santos Futebol Clube de Santos-SP logo

About Santos Futebol Clube de Santos-SP

A monochrome shield-shaped crest rendered in black and white. The top-left of the shield contains a simple outline of a classic football (soccer ball); a bold diagonal band runs from the upper-right to lower-left carrying the white lettered wordmark "S.F.C." in a slab-serif style.

Below the diagonal band the lower portion of the shield shows alternating vertical stripes (white and black) that follow the shield's rounded base. The overall look is flat, high-contrast and emblematic of a traditional football club badge.

What's in it: soccer ball

Shapes: shield diagonal band vertical stripes rounded top pointed base circle (football)

Style: monochrome badge flat minimalist sport

Text in logo: S.F.C.

Shield badge and soccer ball clearly indicate a football (soccer) club; diagonal wordmark and vertical stripes echo traditional team insignia/kit design.

Colors

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Black
#000000 · primary
White
#FFFFFF · accent

Santos Futebol Clube de Santos-SP Logo History

Santos Futebol Clube (Santos FC) is a Brazilian football club founded in 1912 in Santos, São Paulo. It is one of Brazil's historically prominent clubs and produced several famous players during its history.

Frequently asked

Which club uses this crest?

Santos Futebol Clube (commonly Santos FC), a Brazilian football club.

What do the stripes and ball represent?

The vertical stripes and ball are visual elements referencing the club's football identity and traditional kit styling.

When was the club founded?

Santos FC was founded in 1912 in Santos, São Paulo, Brazil.

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