SC Corinthians Paulista Logo

A largely red emblem composed around a stylized maritime anchor. Two red oars cross diagonally behind the anchor, their blades pointing upward and outward. Above the anchor is a small round loop and a rectangular cap-like element; a curved...

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Red anchor and crossed oars crest with a small flag showing a blue disk and yellow stars.
SC Corinthians Paulista logo

About SC Corinthians Paulista

A largely red emblem composed around a stylized maritime anchor. Two red oars cross diagonally behind the anchor, their blades pointing upward and outward. Above the anchor is a small round loop and a rectangular cap-like element; a curved open shape frames the top of the anchor.

Near the center is a small rectangular flag rendered in red with a dark blue circular disk and three small yellow five-pointed stars. The emblem is flat, with solid fills and no gradients; black is used for interior negative space details.

What's in it: anchor oars flag

Shapes: anchor crossed oars circular loop small rectangular flag curved framing element

Style: flat minimalist emblem sports

Nautical and rowing imagery — anchor and crossed oars evoke maritime/nautical heritage or connections to rowing/ports.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Vivid red
#D71920 · primary
Black
#000000 · secondary
Dark blue
#0C2B6D · accent
Yellow
#FFC61E · accent

SC Corinthians Paulista Logo History

Sport Club Corinthians Paulista is a Brazilian sports club based in São Paulo, founded in 1910. The club's crest traditionally incorporates an anchor and crossed oars reflecting nautical/rowing origins used as the football club's emblem.

Frequently asked

Which club uses this emblem?

This emblem belongs to Sport Club Corinthians Paulista, a São Paulo-based Brazilian football club founded in 1910.

What do the anchor and oars represent?

Visually they reference nautical and rowing imagery, suggesting maritime/rowing origins or connections to ports and nautical sport.

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