Bobcats Primary Logo
The Charlotte Bobcats are an American professional basketball team based in Charlotte, North Carolina. The franchise was founded in 2004 and is currently a member of the Eastern Conference's Southeast Division. Throughout its history, the team has had several different logos representing its brand identity.
The original logo used by the Bobcats when they first entered into existence was a blue cat with yellow eyes and white whiskers set against a black background. This design featured two curved stripes on either side, which were meant to represent speed and agility, attributes essential for any successful basketball player or team. This logo also included “Bobcats” in bold letters and four stars underneath, representing each division within the NBA at that time (Atlantic, Central, Midwest & Pacific).
In 2012 however, there was another change made to their primary logo where instead of featuring just one cat head like before, there were now two heads facing each other with both having green eyes set against an orange background along with some additional features such as three stars above them symbolizing strength while still keeping “Bobcats” written across them too but this time using italics font typeface instead of bold ones from before giving off more modern look overall compared previous version making sure everyone knows who they're rooting for!
2013 - 2014
In 2013 a new color scheme added to the existing logo. The Bobcat is now in gray and not orange. The wordmark “BOBCATS” is now in white and the wordmark “CHARLOTTE” now in orange and inside the logo and not on top of the logo.
2008 - 2012
Slight change in color of bobcat, as the orange is a little lighter in color. All other items in the logo did not change.
2005 - 2007
The first Bobcats logo comprises of a snarling orange bobcat with the wordmark “BOBCATS” above the cat. An additional wordmark on top of the logo “CHARLOTTE” in blue.
