The current West Bromwich Albion logo sports the throstle bird inside a shield shape with a different shade of blue and white stripes. The bird is standing on a twig with green leaves and red berries. Wordmark on top “WEST BROMWICH ALBION” in blue.

In 2006, West Bromwich Albion redesigned the team’s crest. A wordmark “WEST BROMWICH ALBION” is the first appearance on the logo. Green leaves and red berries replace a branch of hawthorn. The bird looks more realistic due to modern graphics and accurate color reproduction on the white and blue shield.

Another version of the striped shield. Adding a light blue border surrounds the shield and the striped blue has now changed to a lighter blue. The thrush is white, with blue contours on a brown branch. The leaves and berries stay the same in green and red.

The striped emblem with the blue and white shield and the thrush returned from the ’70s. The white and black thrush bird sits on the hawthorn branch again with the leaves and berries in green and red.

In the late 1990s, football players’ uniform was decorated with the coat of arms of the West Bromwich County Council. It depicts deer on a blue shield, a knight’s helmet above the shield, feathers, and a white banner with the motto “LABOR OMNIA VINCIT” which means “Labor conquers everything.”

A redesign of the emblem from 1969, changing the color scheme and adding initials. The leaves turned dark green. Blackbirds and branches are black, with white highlights. Below are the initials “W.B.A.” in black.

In 1975, a simplified logo was introduced, consisting of the initials of the team. Blue initials “WBA” embroidered on a white background. Font imitates calligraphic handwriting.

New design in 1973, designers placed the brown thrush and brown branch inside a heraldic shield. Vertical stripes adorn the background with three blue and two white. A wordmark “W.B. ALBION” in white on top and “FC” in white at the bottom.

The 1972 emblem depicts a yellow outline of a thrush bird. The light green background resembles a lowercase letter “a.”

A new version of the striped shield. The background pattern consists of six blue and seven white lines. In the middle is a white bird sitting on a long branch with leaves and berries.

The 1969 emblem is all about the song thrush. Secretary Tom Smith first proposed this team badge. The brown thrush bird is sitting on a brown, green, and red branch of a hawthorn. The hawthorn branch represents Hawthorns Stadium, where the team moved at the beginning of the new century.