Chicago Bears
A front-facing orange with a navy outline bear’s head with mouth wide open giving a mighty roar. Former alternate logo.
Bears Alternate Logo
The Chicago Bears have a long and storied history of having alternate logos. From the classic “C” logo to the modern-day iteration, these symbols are some of the most recognizable in all of the sports. George Halas created the original Bear logo in 1922 for use on team uniforms and merchandise. It featured a fierce bear with its paw raised, ready to attack any opponent that tried to challenge it. This design has been used ever since, but several variations have been made, as well as special editions released each season or year based on current events or trends.
Overall, while many teams may not think twice about changing up their look every few years, this is something that Chicago Bears fans take seriously because it's part of who they are -an iconic franchise rooted deeply in tradition & loyalty that will always strive to bring out the best in everyone wearing those colors proudly! With so many different versions available nowdays-from retro-inspired classics all way to modern takes on old favorites there's sure to be something for every Bear fan, no matter what style they're looking for!
Chicago Bears
2023 - Present
An orange with white and navy trim of a wishbone letter "C."
Former primary logo.
Chicago Bears
1999 - Present
An orange wishbone letter "C" with white and blue outline. Wordmark "BEARS" in blue below the logo.
Chicago Bears
1999 - 2023
An updated from the 1963 Bears logo to a blue and orange bear's head roaring.
Moved to primary logo.
Chicago Bears
1999 - 2016
An updated blue and orange bear head roaring on top of the wishbone letter "C" in orange with white and blue outline.
Chicago Bears
1963 - 1998
The original Bear for the Chicago Bears logo, a blue and orange bear's head roaring.