Toronto FC Primary Logo
Toronto FC is a professional soccer team based in Toronto, Ontario. The team was founded in 2006 and has since become one of the most successful teams in Major League Soccer (MLS). As such, they have developed a strong identity that has been reflected through their primary logo over the years.
The original logo for Toronto FC featured an abstract red maple leaf with three white stars to represent Canada’s national flag. This design was used from 2007 to 2011 before being replaced by a more modernized version featuring two wings flanking on either side of the iconic maple leaf symbol. This new look also included silver accents and black outlines which gave it an edgier feel that better suited their style at this time period.
In 2018, Toronto FC unveiled yet another redesign of its primary logo which remains today as one of the most recognizable symbols associated with MLS clubs across North America. The current design features two crossed swords behind a bold red shield adorned with four sharp points around its edges—a nod to both Canadian heritage and military history alike—which are all surrounded by six white stars representing each province within Canada's borders. Overall, this latest iteration perfectly encapsulates what it means to be part of TFC: a passion for sport combined with pride for the country!
Toronto FC Products
2010 - Present
A stylized white and red maple leaf on top of a white and grey shield with a dark grey letter “T” and a red ribbon across it the center with a wordmark “TORONTO” in white.
A shade of red was darkened slightly for the 2010 season.
2007 - 2009
A stylized white and red maple leaf on top of a white and grey shield with a dark grey letter “T” and a red ribbon across it the center with a wordmark “TORONTO” in white.
