Chelsea F.C font
The official Chelsea font that is used in the logo lettering for this English football club from Fulham is a typeface by the name of Peignot. It is a decorative font which has an interesting art deco overtone. It was designed in the 1930’s by a French font author by the name of Adolph Cassandre.
Also known by their fans as The Blues, this font includes 3 variations: Bold, Demi, and Light. There are 255 glyphs in this font-family, and it has x15 supported languages (incl: English, Spanish, German, and Italian).
The renowned football club’s current logo is highly known around the globe. Still, before arriving at the iconic image, the organization altered over ten insignias throughout its lengthy and glorious history. The logo was given some red accents in 2006 to represent passion and strength. The lion’s tongue is now red, and the staff, lion, and frame are all painted blue. The inscription is written in white and yellow. The wordmark’s bold, stylish sans-serif typeface, comparable to Chong Old Style Pro font, has subtle yet fashionable and assured lines and conveys mastery and authority. The colors used in the Chelsea logo—white, red, yellow, and blue—express sophistication, enthusiasm, strength of character, and excellence.
Below we present a preview image demonstrating the Chelsea football club typeface in use:
About the Chelsea football club branding
Chelsea Football Club is a professional and famous football team founded in Fulham, West London. They were established in 1905 and currently compete in the Premier League, the best of the best of English football. The League championship was the team’s first notable honor, given to them in 1955, and Stamford Bridge served as their usual home field. The club became the first in England to win the FA Cup in 1970, the Cup Winners’ Cup in 1971, and the Club World Cup in 2022, making them the third English club to do so.
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