The FA England Logo
A white heraldic shield with a narrow dark-blue outline contains three stylised, blue heraldic lions stacked vertically. Small red Tudor-style roses are placed between and around the lions. Above the shield is a wide dark-blue horizontal ba...
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About The FA England
A white heraldic shield with a narrow dark-blue outline contains three stylised, blue heraldic lions stacked vertically. Small red Tudor-style roses are placed between and around the lions. Above the shield is a wide dark-blue horizontal bar that contains the uppercase wordmark "ENGLAND" in white.
The mark is flat, vector-style and highly graphic with strong contrast between the dark blue, white field and bright red roses. The overall composition reads as a traditional national crest or sports emblem.
What's in it: heraldic lion (passant, stylised) Tudor rose (stylised)
Shapes: shield horizontal top bar wordmark thin outline/border
Style: heraldic emblem flat bold traditional
Text in logo: ENGLAND
Heraldic / national identity — evokes England, tradition and a team/association crest.
Colors
Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →
Frequently asked
What do the three lions represent?
Visually they are heraldic lions, a traditional symbol associated with England and its royal arms.
Does this logo belong to an English sports team?
Yes — visually it reads as a national crest with the word 'ENGLAND', commonly used by England's football association teams.
What are the main colours used?
Dark navy blue (primary), white (field), and bright red (accent for the roses).
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