Detroit Lions Printable Logo (2024)

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Is the Lions logo copyrighted? ›

The Lions emblem (logo), the words "Lions", "Lions Club", "Lions International" and "Lions Clubs International" are all registered trademarks of Lions Clubs International in all parts of the world.

2009–2017. After their infamous winless 0-16 campaign of 2008, the Lions decided to put that season behind them by refreshing their logo to make it look fiercer; the lion now has eyes and looks more detailed than the 1961 logo. Black was retained as an accent color.

According to the 1950 Lions Media Guide: The blue, a distinctive shade, was especially developed for G.A. Richards. […] their first owner came up with the color after admiring the hue of the Pacific Ocean on a trip to Hawaii and the shade was named 'Honolulu blue.

If you wish to use any Football Association intellectual property, you will need authorisation. Unless you have authorisation you are not permitted to produce, distribute or sell any products that bear Football Association marks and this includes the production of samples to show manufacturing or product capabilities.

Without limiting Section 1.1 above, we (or our affiliates) and our member professional football clubs own all rights in the product names, company names, trade names, logos, product packaging and designs ("Trademarks") of the National Football League and such member clubs, and third parties own all Trademarks in their ...

Detroit Lions

The first logo, which debuted in 1952, depicts a football player dressed in an old-fashioned uniform and helmet, reflective of the times, riding a gold roaring lion. This logo was in place until 1960, but before then, the Lions won three of their four NFL championships.

Sheila Ford Hamp, 72, is the current Lions principal owner. She is one of four children of William Clay Ford Sr. and Martha Firestone Ford, born in 1951. She has three sons and resides in Ann Arbor with her husband, Steve.

FOX 2 (WJBK) - We got an early look at their jerseys when they hit the internet thanks to a leak. The Lions are going with a white jersey, a Honolulu blue jersey, and a new alternate jersey, which will be black. It is the first time they've worn black since 2007.

However, the team's fate changed for the better in 1934 when it was sold and moved to Detroit. The team's name was changed to “Lions” to honor the city's baseball team and the Tigers and to represent strength, pride, and connection to Detroit's sports history.

Primary (Blue & white jersey)

The team will continue to wear their classic silver helmet with the leaping Lion in redefined Honolulu Blue and trimmed in white on the side of the helmet. The updated look will feature a blue and white stripe that ties to the jersey sleeves.

How did the Lions get their colors? ›

Glenn Presnell, the then last surviving member of the 1934 Lions, recalled that after the Portsmouth Spartans relocated to Detroit, team owner George A. Richards asked him and his wife to pick the Lions' colors from combinations that included red and white, orange and black, and blue and silver.

The Lion's logo has two vertical stripes, one blue and one silver, on the sides of the helmet, with a silver facemask attached to the shell. This was the symbol of the Lions when they were playing in the 1960s, but never wore the emblem on the team's helmets until now.

Four of them -- the Cleveland Browns, Detroit Lions, Houston Texans and Jacksonville Jaguars -- have never reached the big game, while five others have fallen short despite multiple title appearances. Here is a look at all 12 teams who have never won a title, along with their number of Super Bowl appearances.

There are 4 teams that have never been to the Super Bowl: Detroit Lions, Jacksonville Jaguars, Cleveland Browns and Houston Texans. Three were in the playoffs this past season (Lions, Browns & Texans) and the Jaguars were the year before.

Conduct a search on the trademark office's website in your country to determine if the logo has been registered as a trademark. Trademark databases typically contain information about registered logos, including the owner, registration number, and application details.

A logo that includes artistic or design elements, (i.e. not just the name on its own), is legally regarded as being a work of artistic creation and therefore will be protected under copyright law.

The coat is the subject of the England football song "Three Lions". The coat of arms has been trademarked by the Football Association.

When you use a registered trademark without permission, you are violating the trademark owners legal rights. This means the trademark owner has the ability to pursue legal action against you to stop you from this use when it causes a likelihood of confusion for actual or potential consumers.