Utah Jazz Alternate Logo
2016 - Present
A tricolored blue, yellow and green basketball with white seams.
The tricolored ball is now an official logo for the Jazz; it is featured at mid-court and at the waistline of the home, road and alt road jerseys.
2016 - Present
A blue, yellow and green basketball with white seams as the bottom of a music note. The music note creates the letter “J” with the added letters “AZZ” to form the team’s nickname “JAZZ.”
The Jazz wordmark without wordmark “UTAH” serves as a partial wordmark and is featured on the home and road uniforms.
2016 - Present
A blue, yellow and green basketball with white seams as the bottom of a music note or the J-note.
The J-note remains as a partial logo for the Jazz; it is featured on every jersey and on the new court design.
2016 - Present
A blue, yellow and green basketball with white seams. A wordmark “UTAH JAZZ” on top in yellow and “BASKETBALL” on the bottom in yellow.
The secondary logo (featuring the tai-colored ball inside a circle with the wordmark “UTAH JAZZ BASKETBALL” in the new custom font) is displayed at the bottom center of the court.
2011 - 2016
A blue, yellow and green basketball with white seams as the bottom of a music note or the J note with a silver trim.
2011 - 2016
Jazz in blue with a silver trim with the J as a music note incorporating a blue, yellow and green basketball.
This alternate logo becomes the primary logo in 2016.
2009 - 2010
Resurrection of 80’s logo in the current colors of dark blue, light blue and silver of the classic J-note.
2005 - 2010
A purple basketball with white seams and white mountain range with a black outline around the entire logo.
2005 - 2008
The letters “UJ” in sky blue with blue and silver outline. The letters “UJ” stand for the state and team’s nickname: Utah Jazz.
1997 - 2004
A brown basketball with green seams in the middle of a snowflake with a purple background.
1997 - 2004
The letters “UJ” in purple and blue with mountain peaks inside the letters. The letters are streaking from right to left. The letters “UJ” stand for the state and team’s nickname: Utah Jazz.
1980 - 1996
The original J-note that came over from New Orleans, purple, yellow and green basketball forming the letter “J.” The letter “J” represents the team’s nickname: Jazz.
