San Antonio Spurs Primary Logo
2017 - Present
Double arched wordmark “SAN ANTONIO” on top and “SPURS” on the bottom in black. The letter “U” is the alternate logo of a spur.
2003 - 2017
The distinctive logo of the wordmark “SPURS” in Eurostile font, with the stylized spur substituting for the letter “U,” has been a part of the team’s identity since their move to San Antonio. A wordmark “SAN ANTONIO” in white on top.
1990 - 2002
In 1990, they unveiled their new logo called the “Fiesta” logo. The logo had the silver spur with black text. The background was made to look like a flag with teal, pink and orange colors. It is said that those colors were used to represent the Mexican and Chicano population of San Antonio.
1974 - 1989
In 1976, the San Antonio Spurs moved to the NBA. Their new logo consisted on the wordmark “SPURS” in black with the the “U” looking like a silver spur with a silver trim. A wordmark “SAN ANTONIO” in black above.
Dallas Chaparrals
1971 - 1973
The Dallas Chaparrals featured logo is a blue chaparral bird running across the state of Texas dribbling a red, white and blue basketball. A wordmark “CHAPARRALS” in red.
Texas Chaparrals
1970 - 1971
A blue chaparral bird running across the state of Texas with a red, white and blue basketball. A wordmark “CHAPARRALS” in red.
1968 - 1970
Before moving to the NBA, the Spurs were in Dallas known as the Dallas/Texas Chaparrals. The Chaparrals logo was simply a light blue chaparral bird dribbling orange basketball with a black outline. No wordmark.