This original design remained unchanged until 1992 when it underwent its first significant redesign to make it more modern while retaining its classic elements, particularly in relation to the Pittsburgh Penguins Alternate logo. The new version featured a more prominent penguin figure that had been updated to reflect current trends in NHL uniforms, including shoulder patches on both sides of his chest and stripes running down each arm sleeve instead of just one like before. Additionally, this update also removed any text from around or inside the logo itself so that only “Pittsburgh Penguins” would appear below or above it depending on where precisely they were placed within various designs for merchandise or apparel items related to them.

Since then, there have been several minor tweaks made over time, but nothing too drastic; these changes mainly consist of small details such as color palette alterations from black/gold/white back into more traditional colors like navy blue/light blue/white, which has become synonymous with Pittsburgh teams since then (including other franchises such as baseball's Pirates). Together, these subtle modifications help keep their look up-to-date without straying too far away from what people know & love about them: namely, their unique mascot & recognizable brand identity!