The Golden State Warriors are an NBA team in San Francisco, playing at Chase Center. Founded in Philadelphia in 1946, they moved to the Bay Area in 1962 and became Golden State in 1971.
In 2010 the team returned to its classic The City look, updating the logo to show the new eastern span of the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge and switching to royal blue and gold.
Logo history
- 2010: The Bay Bridge version of The City logo is introduced.
- June 12, 2019: Subtle logo adjustments, including a custom font, are unveiled.
- 2018: The Commons wordmark file is dated 2018.
This timeline lists only changes that a cited source confirms. Earlier or minor variants of the Golden State Warriors mark that could not be dated from a primary or reputable source are left out rather than guessed.
Logo colors
| Color | HEX | RGB | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Royal blue | #006BB6 | 0, 107, 182 | Commons SVG fill |
The Golden State Warriors palette in this draft has 1 recorded value. Royal blue is #006BB6, which is RGB 0, 107, 182. Where a value comes from a redrawn vector rather than the owner’s own guide, check it against official files before using it in design work.
One color in the Commons wordmark.
Typography
A custom font was introduced in June 2019.
FAQ
What bridge is on the Warriors logo?
The San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge.
When did the team become Golden State?
1971.
What blue do the Warriors use?
Royal blue #006BB6.
Sources
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_State_Warriors
- https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Golden_State_Warriors_wordmark_logo.svg
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