Cleveland Sirens
The Cleveland Sirens logo features “Sirens” in flowing white script across a royal blue field, with “CLEVELAND” in light blue lettering above and the whole mark contained within a light blue outline. Beneath the script, a light blue siren of Greek mythology swims horizontally with flowing hair, cradling a basketball at the wordmark’s final “S,” her body riding a sweeping wave along the base of the design. Per the team, the mark is constructed to represent movement, with its shapes moving “fluid, fast, always in motion” like water and basketball itself; the siren’s hair carries five points, representing both the five Great Lakes and the five positions on a basketball team, while the swashes surrounding her represent sound waves, the reverberation of her call rippling outward through the mark.
Cleveland Sirens
2027 - Present
A Siren's hand emerging from the waters of Lake Erie, holding a basketball in blue.

Cleveland Sirens
2027 - Present
A full-body siren holding a basketball angled upward with the initials “CS” on either side of the siren, all in blue.

Cleveland Sirens
2027 - Present
A scripted letter "S" with a tip built from a trident at the top of the letter and a powerful tail of a siren at the bottom of the letter in blue.

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The Cleveland Sirens alternate logo set includes a script "S" with a tip shaped like a trident and a long, sweeping tail, bringing out the same water and Greek mythology theme found in Cleveland Sirens logo history. For example, this mark works well on its own for jerseys, social posts, and merchandise where a full wordmark isn't needed. Moreover, the design keeps the team's Sirens Blue and Erie Blue color scheme, tying it back to Lake Erie and the city's waterfront.
Visit the Cleveland Sirens Wikipedia page for team history. Thus, this logo gives fans another way to connect with the brand.
In blue and white, the Cleveland Sirens alternate logo also includes a full-body siren shown angled upward, wrapped around the initials "CS." For instance, this version leans further into the Cleveland WNBA secondary logo design, putting the mythical figure front and center rather than beneath a wordmark.
Additionally, a separate wave-style mark rounds out the set, giving the team a small collection of logos to use across uniforms and branding. Therefore, these designs help build out Cleveland's basketball identity as the team heads toward its first season in 2028.










