Virginia Tech logo files must always be Chicago maroon and burnt orange. This particular shade is darker with higher contrast for web accessibility. Shades and tints of brand colors may be used to create variety within the Virginia Tech color palette.

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The university logo is made up of two elements: the brandmark, which is the university VT symbol, and the wordmark, which is the custom design of the Virginia Tech name.

Virginia Tech's brand identity is the set of elements, such as color, design, logo, and all the elements that identify and distinguish the visual brand of the university in the perceiver's mind. This section of the brand center provides all the necessary tools to portray Virginia Tech’s brand identity the right way.

Imagery is all the photos, motion graphics, videos, iconography, illustrations, and more that represent Virginia Tech's brand identity. The images that make up Virginia Tech's brand imagery can appear in all forms, from billboards to social media, websites to print ads. These images convey emotion to the viewer.

The Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets shield must be used as often as possible with the Virginia Tech master brand logo in a separate imprint area. Use an approved color combination of the Virginia Tech master brand logo as directed in the university Brand Guidelines.

Access Virginia Tech's branded colors, style guides, logos, and communications trainings in the brand center. From apparel to printing, find a licensed vendor to make your project a reality.

The Virginia Tech Hokies logo colors are maroon and burnt orange. The maroon color code for the Virginia Tech Hokies logo is Pantone: PMS 208 C, Hex Color: #630031, RGB: (99,0,49), CMYK: (41,100,56,48).

Altering the colors or fonts of the college and university logos is not allowed. RGB color mode is used in the design of digital collateral, such as websites, video, slideshow presentations, and email. Hex codes represent a color in RGB format by combining three values: the amounts of red, green, and blue in a particular shade.