Sport Club Internacional 6 Estrelas Logo

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Sport Club Internacional 6 Estrelas logo

About Sport Club Internacional 6 Estrelas

A circular red badge containing a white, interlaced monogram formed by the letters S, C and I. The monogram sits inside a white ring (double-bordered effect) that separates the central red field from the outer edge. The badge is flat, high-contrast and uses bold, rounded strokes for the letterforms.

Above the circle are six five-pointed stars arranged in an arc: five gold/yellow stars forming the lower arc and one larger silver/grey star centered above them. The arrangement emphasizes achievement or distinction above the club crest.

What's in it: interlaced letters (SCI monogram) six stars (five gold, one silver)

Shapes: circle ring five-pointed stars monogram

Style: monogram minimalist flat sports crest bold

Text in logo: SCI

A club monogram encompassed by a circular badge; the row of stars above the crest visually indicates honors or achievements.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Club red

#D71920 · primary

White

#FFFFFF · secondary

Gold/yellow

#FFD100 · accent

Silver/grey

#BDBDBD · accent

Black (background)

#000000 · secondary

Sport Club Internacional 6 Estrelas Logo History

Sport Club Internacional (commonly Internacional or Inter) is a Brazilian football club from Porto Alegre, founded in 1909. The red-and-white circular monogram is the club's traditional crest and the stars above the badge mark notable titles/achievements.

Frequently asked

Which club uses this crest?

This is the circular monogram crest of Sport Club Internacional (commonly called Internacional or Inter), a Brazilian football club.

What do the stars mean?

The six stars are displayed above the crest to represent notable honors or achievements; for the club's specific attribution consult official club sources.