Umbro Logo

A bold, monochrome logo consisting of two concentric diamond (rhombus) outlines stacked to form a double‑diamond emblem. The emblem sits above a geometric, uppercase wordmark reading "UMBRO" rendered in a wide, squared sans-serif with even...

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Black double‑diamond emblem above the word 'UMBRO' in uppercase geometric letters.
Umbro logo

About Umbro

A bold, monochrome logo consisting of two concentric diamond (rhombus) outlines stacked to form a double‑diamond emblem. The emblem sits above a geometric, uppercase wordmark reading "UMBRO" rendered in a wide, squared sans-serif with even stroke widths.

The mark is flat and high-contrast (black on a white background) with clean, sharp corners and a minimal, athletic appearance. The overall composition is compact and horizontally centered, combining an abstract geometric symbol with a straightforward wordmark.

What's in it: double diamond (two nested diamonds) wordmark text

Shapes: double diamond nested rhombuses wordmark

Style: minimalist geometric flat monochrome sporty

Text in logo: UMBRO

Badge-like double-diamond emblem; geometric, symmetrical mark that reads as an athletic/sport logo.

Colors

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Black
#000000 · primary
White
#FFFFFF · secondary
Very dark gray (anti-aliasing)
#0F0F0F · accent

Umbro Logo History

Umbro is an English sportswear and football equipment manufacturer founded in 1924 in Wilmslow, England by Harold and Wallace Humphreys. The double-diamond mark has been associated with the brand for many decades as its primary emblem.

Frequently asked

What symbol is used in this logo?

A double-diamond (two nested rhombuses) emblem placed above the UMBRO wordmark.

What industry is this logo associated with?

It belongs to the sportswear / athletic apparel sector (commonly seen in football/soccer equipment).

When was Umbro founded?

Umbro was founded in 1924 in Wilmslow, England.

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