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MU Logo Standards.Pdf Marquette Athletics Identity Standards Athletics Monogram Color Applications Guidelines The color examples The Marquette athletics monogram was designed for the express use of the departments of Intercollegiate Athletics and below are reference only and are not Recreational Sports. Only varsity and recognized club athletics teams, communication pertaining directly to athletics intended to match teams, and approved merchandise may use the athletics monogram. printed colors. Please consult a I The athletics monogram must be used in its entirety. Pantone™ color swatch book for I The monogram may not be used by intramural sports teams accurate printed color or divisions of the university not directly related to representations. intercollegiate athletics. I The athletics monogram must never replace the university logo as the official university signature in non-athletics visual materials, including publications, stationery, advertising merchandise or electronic media. I The monogram may be reproduced only from an original digital file (.ai, Adobe Illustrator, .eps or JPEG formats). Marquette Blue Pantone 281 (PMS) I The monogram and/or its elements must not be photocopied, C100, M72,Y0, K32 scanned, recreated, reproportioned or altered in any way. Hex #003366 I Reproduction of the athletics monogram must adhere to color, size and spacing specifications. I The athletics monogram used on merchandise for resale may Safe Area be color matched to the garment per the discretion of the A “safe area” should always exist around the logo to allow merchandise buyer. for maximum legibility. No elements such as typography, other logos, or graphics should intrude over the safe area. I Any other use of the monogram must be approved by the The safe area is equal to the space below the area where Marquette Gold the M and the U intersect. (Photos and colors can appear Pantone 123 (PMS) department of intercollegiate athletics. beneath the logo so long as the logo remains easily visible C0, M24,Y100, K0 I For questions or concerns regarding the correct usage of the and recognizable.) Hex #FFCC00 Marquette athletics monogram contactTim Raasch at (414) 288-0304. Primary Athletics Monogram with Banner Color Applications Primary Logo Alternate Colors with White Outline The color examples below are reference only and are not intended to match printed colors. Please consult a Pantone™ color swatch book for accurate printed color representations. Marquette Blue Pantone 281 (PMS) One Color Black & White/Reverse C100, M72,Y0, K32 Hex #003366 Marquette Gold Pantone 123 (PMS) C0, M24,Y100, K0 Hex #FFCC00 Secondary Athletics Monogram Color Applications Primary Logo Alternate Colors with White Outline The color examples below are reference only and are not intended to match printed colors. Please consult a Pantone™ color swatch book for accurate printed color representations. Marquette Blue Pantone 281 (PMS) One Color Black & White/Reverse C100, M72,Y0, K32 Hex #003366 Marquette Gold Pantone 123 (PMS) C0, M24,Y100, K0 Hex #FFCC00 Athletics Wordmark Color Applications Primary Logo Alternate Colors with White Outline The color examples below are reference only and are not intended to match printed colors. Please consult a Pantone™ color swatch book for accurate printed color representations. Marquette Blue One Color Black & White/Reverse Pantone 281 (PMS) C100, M72,Y0, K32 Hex #003366 Marquette Gold Pantone 123 (PMS) C0, M24,Y100, K0 Hex #FFCC00 Secondary Athletics Wordmark Color Applications Primary Logo Alternate Colors with White Outline The color examples below are reference only and are not intended to match printed colors. Please consult a Pantone™ color swatch book for accurate printed color representations. Marquette Blue One Color Black & White/Reverse Pantone 281 (PMS) C100, M72,Y0, K32 Hex #003366 Marquette Gold Pantone 123 (PMS) C0, M24,Y100, K0 Hex #FFCC00 Golden Eagle Mascot Logos Color Applications Primary Eagle Monogram Primary Eagle Wordmark *Important The color examples below are reference The Golden Eagle only and are not Mascot logos were intended to match designed for the printed colors. express use of the Please consult a Pantone™ color department of swatch book for Intercollegiate accurate printed color Athletics and are representations. reserved for use on approved merchandising applications only. Logos featuring the Golden Eagle image may not be Marquette Blue Secondary Eagle Monogram Secondary Eagle Wordmark used in any other Pantone 281 (PMS) C100, M72,Y0, K32 applications, Hex #003366 including, but not limited to: competition uniforms, practice apparel, athletic equipment, athletic gear, travel gear, and may not be Marquette Gold used on promo - Pantone 123 (PMS) C0, M24,Y100, K0 tional materials Hex #FFCC00 printed or online. Golden Eagle Mascot Logos Color Applications Wordmark Eagle Logo One Color Black & White *Important The color examples below are reference The Golden Eagle only and are not Mascot logos were intended to match designed for the printed colors. express use of the Please consult a Pantone™ color department of swatch book for Intercollegiate accurate printed color Athletics and are representations. reserved for use on approved merchandising applications only. Logos featuring the Golden Eagle image may not be + Marquette Blue Mascot Eagle Head Log o One Color Black & White used in any other Pantone 281 (PMS) C100, M72,Y0, K32 applications, Hex #003366 including, but not limited to: competition uniforms, practice apparel, athletic equipment, athletic gear, travel gear, and may not be Marquette Gold used on promo - Pantone 123 (PMS) C0, M24,Y100, K0 + When the mascot "eagle head" logo appears on merchandise, tional materials Hex #FFCC00 "Marquette ", written in the approved Bank Gothic or Marquette printed or online. fonts, must appear elsewhere on the piece. *Important The Sport Specific wordmarks were designed for the use of varsity Sport Specific Wordmarks athletics teams only and may not be used or modified for use by any club teams or recreational sports teams. Color Applications Primary Logos The color examples below are reference only and are not intended to match printed colors. Please consult a Pantone™ color swatch book for accurate printed color representations. Marquette Blue Pantone 281 (PMS) C100, M72,Y0, K32 Hex #003366 Marquette Gold Pantone 123 (PMS) C0, M24,Y100, K0 Hex #FFCC00 *Important The Sport Specific monograms were designed for the use of varsity athletics Sport Specific Monograms teams and recognized university club teams but may not be used or modified for use by recreational sports teams. Color Applications Secondary Logos The color examples below are reference only and are not intended to match printed colors. Please consult a Pantone™ color swatch book for accurate printed color representations. Marquette Blue Pantone 281 (PMS) C100, M72,Y0, K32 Hex #003366 SOCCER Marquette Gold Pantone 123 (PMS) C0, M24,Y100, K0 Hex #FFCC00 Incorrect Usage of Logos and Monograms Color Applications Do Not stretch or compress the logos in any way, always scale proportionately. The color examples below are reference only and are not intended to match printed colors. Please consult a Pantone™ color swatch book for accurate printed color representations. Do Not crop, angle or skew the logos, always use logos in their entirety. Marquette Blue Pantone 281 (PMS) C100, M72,Y0, K32 Hex #003366 Do Not change color of the logos or add screens, always use approved colors. Marquette Gold Pantone 123 (PMS) C0, M24,Y100, K0 Hex #FFCC00 Incorrect Usage of Logos and Monograms Color Applications Do Not replace banner text The color examples below are reference only and are not intended to match printed colors. Please consult a Pantone™ color swatch book for accurate printed color representations. etball c bask amp Marquette Blue Pantone 281 (PMS) C100, M72,Y0, K32 Do Not combine with other artwork, create new logos, or place over visually distracting backgrounds Hex #003366 Marquette Gold Pantone 123 (PMS) C0, M24,Y100, K0 Hex #FFCC00 Retired Athletics Signatures Color Applications Do Not use the retired Golden Eagle marks The color examples below are reference only and are not intended to match *Important printed colors. The “Flying Golden Please consult a Pantone™ color Eagle” logos are swatch book for retired marks of accurate printed color Marquette University, representations. and may only be used by the athletics department. MARQUETTE The “Flying Golden Eagle” logos may not be used by any other academic or Marquette Blue Pantone 281 (PMS) administrative units C100, M72,Y0, K32 of the University, Hex #003366 nor by individuals employed in any capacity by the University, and should be removed from websites, publication reprints as well as any other Marquette Gold Pantone 123 (PMS) applications it may C0, M24,Y100, K0 appear on. Hex #FFCC00 Athletics Uniform Standards Color Applications The color examples below are reference only and are not intended to match printed colors. Please consult a Pantone™ color swatch book for accurate printed color representations. Marquette Blue Pantone 281 (PMS) C100, M72,Y0, K32 Hex #003366 *Important All athletics uniforms must include the official Marquette Blue & Gold colors, “Marquette” must be featured either within the official athletics marks or in plain text.The secondary monogram may only be used if “Marquette” is also Marquette Gold present on the uniform.The BIG EAST Conference requires that all home and away basketball uniforms Incorporate Pantone 123 (PMS) C0, M24,Y100, K0 the conference
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