Supporters Club — brand & identity study

One mark that co-brands with every club's kit.

A design exploration of how the Supporters Club identity evolves to sit inside the locked kit-weave system: a restrained house mark and wordmark, the brand wearing its own colours, and a sample destination page dressed in a club's own claret and blue. For owner review.

SC red #E4023B SC cobalt #1D4ED8 SC gold #F5B841 General Sans display Hanken Grotesk body Kit weave: locked template
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Logo & mark directions

Three directions, each built from the kit language so the mark and the club plates speak the same visual grammar. Every mark is shown as a horizontal lockup, a stacked lockup and an app-icon square, first on the light base, then on the brand's own red-and-cobalt weave.

A · Three-stripe device
The sheared three-stripe device as the mark, with the wordmark in General Sans. A clean, adidas-era nod. Neutral ink, so it sits happily on any club weave.
Horizontal lockup — on light
Supporters Club
Stacked & app icon
SupportersClub
On the SC weave
Supporters Club
B · Woven monogram badge
A compact SC badge that carries the diamond weave inside it, in the brand's own red and cobalt. Reads as a supporters' patch, works down to a single app tile.
Horizontal lockup — on light
SC SupportersClub
Stacked & app icon
SC Supporters Club
SC SC
On the SC weave
SC Supporters Club
C · Wordmark & weave tab
Wordmark-led, with a woven tab beside the name. The tab is the co-brand slot: it wears the SC colours by default, or the club's colours on a destination page.
Horizontal lockup — on light
SupportersClub
Stacked & app icon
SupportersClub
SC SC
On the SC weave
SupportersClub
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SC wears its own kit

The brand has its own two-colour scheme, red and cobalt in the signature diamond weave. Every destination then wears its club's colours in the same weave. Same treatment, same tone, only the two colours change.

Supporters Club
The house scheme
SC red / cobalt · diamond weave
Barcelona
Barcelona
Claret / blue · same weave
Dortmund
Borussia Dortmund
Black / yellow · same weave
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Sample destination page

A city guide dressed in the club's own colours. The masthead and CTA bands wear the club weave; the reading content stays on clean white. The SC mark co-brands in the corner, so it is clearly a Supporters Club guide to an away day at this club.

supportersclub.com / barcelona
Supporters Club Away guide
Spain · La Liga

Barcelona

A weekend built around the match, and a city worth arriving early for.

Barcelona is one of the easier away days to fall in love with. Fly in, get yourself somewhere central, and you can spend two days on foot between the old town, the beach and the ground. This guide keeps it simple: how to get in, where the matchday buzz is, and how to give yourself a proper weekend around the ninety minutes.

Getting there

Most supporters fly into El Prat and take the train, metro or the airport bus into the centre. From there the city is walkable, and the metro covers anything that is not. Base yourself around the old town or the Eixample and you are within easy reach of both the ground and the good nights out.

Airport
El Prat (BCN)
Train, metro or airport bus into the centre.
The ground
Spotify Camp Nou
Les Corts, west of the old town.
Getting around
Metro & on foot
A multi-ride ticket covers most trips.
Best for
A two-day weekend
City, beach and the match in one trip.
Matchday

Give yourself time before kick-off. The area around the ground fills up in the hours beforehand, and the old town is the place to be before and after. Check your ticket collection details in advance, travel in good time, and keep an eye on official club guidance for away supporters.

Plan this trip
Build the weekend around the fixture: flights, a place to stay and the matchday plan, in one place.
Start planning Barcelona
Same template, new colours. The header below is the identical layout with only the two club colours swapped. Nothing else in the build changes.
supportersclub.com / dortmund
Supporters Club Away guide
Germany · Bundesliga

Dortmund

A short hop, a big crowd, and one of the great matchday atmospheres in Europe.

Same page, same weave, Dortmund's black and yellow. The claret and blue above and the black and yellow here are the one template with two colours changed. Drop in any club's pair and the guide dresses itself.