Gold and royal blue became the team’s primary colors during its second year of existence in Cleveland in 1938, and they stayed when the franchise moved to Los Angeles in 1946.

However, in 2017, the Rams dropped the gold for a navy blue and white look. Then, in 2020, the Rams dropped their iconic Charging Ram logo for a weird-looking LA logo with yellow horns.

While royal blue has served as the team’s primary color since 1984, we have brought back this bolder, more vibrant look to energize the brand while honoring our history.

This is the Blues' first major rebrand since 1998, and it will be the first time since 1984 that their color palette has been royal blue and yellow. They added a red accent to their design ahead ...

Long identified by the logo alone, the franchise is also introducing tertiary marks: a fleur-de-lis, “StL,” and a logo symbolizing River Music. New tertiary markings for the Blues uniform.

Week 5, 32-14 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles: Royal blue tops, yellow pants, royal blue and yellow helmets Cooper Kupp and the Los Angeles Rams plan to wear their royal blue uniform tops in Week 6.