# Seattle Kraken Brand Information **League:** NHL **Conference:** Western Conference NHL ## Description The Seattle Kraken emerged from the depths of the Pacific Northwest as the NHL's 32nd franchise, blending Seattle's rich maritime history with a modern, mysterious edge. The brand identity is built on the power of the "hidden," honoring the legendary sea monster while nodding to the city's hockey roots. ## Official Brand Colors ### Secondary Colors - Red: #DA1A32 - Shadow Blue: #67ACCB - Boundless Blue: #3A5469 - Deep Sea Blue: #000D33 - Ice Blue: #A3DCE4 ## Official Logos Total logo files available: 48 - Seattle Kraken: Available in PNG, SVG ## Trademarked Phrases - CLIMATE PLEDGE ARENA® - DEFEND THE DEEP® - FEAR THE DEEP™ - JR. KRAKEN™ - KRAKEN™ - KRAKEN HOCKEY® - LET’S GO KRAKEN™ - SEA-BOUND™ - SEATTLE KRAKEN™ - THE DEEP™ - THE TWIN PLUMES® --- Source: Sportsmarks.com - https://sportsmarks.com/seattle-kraken
The Seattle Kraken emerged from the depths of the Pacific Northwest as the NHL's 32nd franchise, blending Seattle's rich maritime history with a modern, mysterious edge. The brand identity is built on the power of the "hidden," honoring the legendary sea monster while nodding to the city's hockey roots.
Red
Shadow Blue
Boundless Blue
Deep Sea Blue
Ice Blue
Do not depict the Kraken as a humorous, friendly, or cartoonish character. The brand must remain mysterious and formidable.
Do not distort the anchor logo (secondary) or use the anchor without its specific sharp, beveled edges.
Do not use the phrase "Release the Kraken" in commercial or trademarked materials. This specific phrase is legally held by third parties.
Red Alert is an accent color only. It should never be used as a primary background or dominant fill color.
Do not manually stretch, condense, or apply artificial shadows to the "Seattle" wordmark.
Do not depict the Kraken attacking Seattle landmarks or its "home turf." It is a protector/guardian of the city.
While the brand encourages a "witty and irreverent" tone on social media, this must never cross into being derogatory or culturally disrespectful.
Do not rotate or invert the anchor, as it is designed to symbolize "staying grounded" in the Pacific Northwest.
Do not place the primary logo on busy patterns or colors outside the official palette.
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