The Utah Jazz unveiled their new color scheme and the classic J-note logo, revealing a familiar look that is a throwback to the team’s early years in New Orleans and Salt Lake City. The team will now sport some of its old-school colors, including dark green and dark yellow as trim colors. Gray joins the darker blue, green and yellow tones as an official Jazz color. The Jazz wordmark – with the iconic music note “J” and the state’s name, will now be the team’s primary logo.

In 2010 the logo did not change expect for the colors. The ring is in dark blue and the mountains in green and white. The wordmark “JAZZ” is now in white with a yellow border. The wordmark “UTAH” in white on top.

The new color scheme, which the team used until the end of the 2009 – 2010 season, consisted of navy blue, powder blue, silver and purple. The team logo remained the same, with the exception of the new color variation and removal of the streaking wordmark.

For the 1996 – 1997 season, the Jazz drastically updated their logos, with a new color scheme of purple, slightly lighter from the previous shade, copper and turquoise. A wordmark “JAZZ” in purple and blue against mountains in a copper circle with a purple basketball. They added a streaking wordmark.

In moving to Salt Lake City the Jazz kept the same logo as was in New Orleans. They changed out the city name with the new state name Utah. Added a wordmark “UTAH” in purple.

This logo consists of a multi-color basketball forming the letter “J” note to begin writing the team’s nickname “JAZZ” and another wordmark “NEW ORLEANS” above the name Jazz.