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Notre Dame Logo Sheet UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME 2017 This logo guide is provided for reference only and is intended to be used primarily by internal University departments and organizations. Licensees producing merchandise for retail sale will have access to a varied set of logos, depending on product category and distribution channel, which will be provided by the University’s licensing agency, Fermata Partners. PRIMARY MARKS ND MONOGRAM LOCK-UP MARKS LEPRECHAUN MARKS [ND001] [ND002] [ND003] [ND004] [ND005] [ND006] [ND023] [ND024] [ND025] [ND026] [ND027] [ND028] WORDMARKS SHAMROCK MARKS [ND007] [ND008] [ND009] [ND010] [ND011] [ND012] [ND013] [ND014] IRISH SCRIPT (SLANTED & STRAIGHT) [ND029] [ND030] [ND031] [ND032] [ND033] [ND034] HARD GOODS ONLY HELMET DOME OFFICIAL SEAL COMMERCIAL SEAL [ND015] [ND016] [ND017] [ND018] ND MONOGRAM LOCK-UP MARKS [ND035] [ND036] [ND037] [ND038] [ND019] [ND020] [ND021] [ND022] GENERAL INFORMATION APPROVED VERBIAGE APPROVED COLORS Location: South Bend, IN University of Notre Dame® Notre Dame® Established Date: 1842 PANTONE MADEIRA MADEIRA Nickname: Fighting Irish Fighting Irish™ COLORS RGB CMYK HEX Irish™ SPOT PRINT RAYON POLYNEON Conference: Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Fightin’ Irish® Independent (Football) ND™ IRISH BLUE PMS 289 12/35/64 100/76/12/70 0C2340 1044 1643 Fight Song: “Victory March” Domer® Mascot Name: “The Leprechaun” IRISH GOLD PMS 117 201/151/0 6/27/100/12 C99700 1159 1792 Football Stadium: Notre Dame Stadium Basketball Arena: Purcell Pavilion Hockey Arena: Compton Family Ice Arena IRISH GREEN PMS 348 10/132/61 96/2/100/12 00843D 1079 1651 Baseball Stadium: Frank Eck Stadium IRISH METALLIC PMS 8642 N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A GOLD The marks, logos and designs depicted herein are the intellectual property of the University of Notre Dame, and may not be used in whole or part without the prior written consent of the University. The logo samples shown should use the PANTONE® Colors provided. The colors shown have not been evaluated by PANTONE and are not intended to match PANTONE Color For more information about commercial usage of these marks on consumer products, please visit FermataCollege.com. Standards. For accurate color matching, please refer to current editions of PANTONE Color Publications. PANTONE is a registered trademark of Pantone, Inc..
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