Portland Timbers
A green with an orange trim circle with a superimposed white ax and orange strokes coming from the ax.
Timbers Alternate Logo
In 2011, following their move to MLS from USL-1 (United Soccer Leagues), the Timbers unveiled a new secondary crest featuring three fir tree silhouettes set against a green background—a nod to Oregon’s famous Douglas firs—as well as four stars representing each of their major championships since 1975: one for winning NASL Conference Championships in 1978 & 1982; one for winning USL First Division titles in 2004 & 2009; and two for winning US Open Cups respectively in 2004 & 2018. In 2015, they updated it again by adding gold accents around some of these elements while also introducing “PTFC” letters at a center stage which stands proudly today atop all official merchandise bearing this iconic image!
Today, Portland Timbers' alternate Logo is still widely recognized throughout North America due to its unique combination of tradition with modernity making it instantly recognizable no matter where you go! Its enduring popularity speaks volumes about how beloved soccer is within this great city - something that will surely remain unchanged for many more years to come!
Portland Timbers
2015 - Present
A green with a yellow trim circle with a superimposed white ax and yellow strokes coming from the ax. Wordmark "PORTLAND" in white and "TIMBERS" in yellow.
Portland Timbers
2015 - Present
A green with a yellow trim circle with a superimposed white ax and yellow strokes coming from the ax. Below is a wordmark "PORTLAND" in white and "TIMBERS" in yellow.
Portland Timbers
2011 - Present
A green letter "P" with a white ax in the center of the letter "P" and the white handle sticking out from the letter.
Portland Timbers
2011 - Present
A white with green trim ax, to represent the letter "T."
Portland Timbers
2011 - 2014
A green with a yellow trim circle with a superimposed white ax and yellow strokes coming from the ax.
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