Overview
- The Indiana Fever officially identify red, blue and gold as their core brand colors, used across team logos, uniforms, graphics and promotional materials.
- This guide provides HEX values taken from the current official WNBA-hosted Fever logo asset, plus derived RGB and CMYK estimates and the publication status of Pantone references.
- These color references are useful for websites, presentations, digital graphics, fan content, print mockups and brand research, with clear labels wherever an official specification has not been published.
Indiana Fever Team Information
| Team Name | Indiana Fever |
|---|---|
| League | Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) |
| Division | Eastern Conference |
| Location | Indianapolis, Indiana |
| Home Stadium / Arena | Gainbridge Fieldhouse |
| Official Website | Visit Indiana Fever |
Indiana Fever Color Codes
The official Indiana Fever colors are commonly used across team branding, uniforms, digital graphics, fan designs, presentations and web projects. The table below lists the best available color values for HEX, RGB, CMYK and Pantone references.
| Color Name | Pantone | HEX | RGB | CMYK |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Red | Not officially published | #E2293A (current official SVG value) | 226, 41, 58 (Best available estimate derived from HEX) | 0, 82, 74, 11 (Best available estimate) |
| Blue | Not officially published | #20305D (current official SVG value) | 32, 48, 93 (Best available estimate derived from HEX) | 66, 48, 0, 64 (Best available estimate) |
| Gold | Not officially published | #FAD412 (current official SVG value) | 250, 212, 18 (Best available estimate derived from HEX) | 0, 15, 93, 2 (Best available estimate) |
Source and accuracy note: An official Indiana Fever announcement describes the franchise’s brand colors as red, blue and gold. The numerical HEX values above are the exact fill colors embedded in the current primary Indiana Fever SVG logo hosted on the official WNBA CDN. A publicly accessible official Fever brand guide listing standardized Pantone, RGB or CMYK specifications was not located. For that reason, Pantone values are marked “Not officially published,” while RGB and CMYK values are labeled as derived best available estimates rather than official print specifications.
Official references: Indiana Fever brand-color reference, official Indiana Fever primary SVG logo, official WNBA team profile and official Gainbridge Fieldhouse Fever page.
How to Use Indiana Fever Colors
You can use the Indiana Fever color codes for digital design, website elements, social media graphics, printable materials, fan artwork, presentations and sports-related content. HEX codes are typically best for websites, RGB values are useful for screens and digital design, while CMYK values are mainly used for print projects.
For web projects, enter the HEX values directly in a stylesheet or WordPress theme color setting. For screen graphics, use the matching RGB values. For print, treat the CMYK numbers in this article as starting points only because they are mathematical conversions rather than an officially published printer profile. Professional production work should be proofed on the intended paper, ink and output device.
Indiana Fever HEX Color Codes
The main Indiana Fever HEX color codes are #E2293A, #20305D and #FAD412. These values are used in the current official primary SVG logo hosted by the WNBA and are suitable as digital references for web design, HTML, CSS, digital graphics and online branding research.
Indiana Fever RGB Color Codes
The Indiana Fever RGB color codes are useful for screen-based designs, including social media posts, digital banners, video graphics and presentation slides. RGB values define how red, green and blue light combine to display each team color on digital screens.
Based on the official logo HEX values, the derived RGB references are Red: 226, 41, 58; Blue: 32, 48, 93; and Gold: 250, 212, 18. These conversions accurately correspond to the listed HEX values, but the team has not publicly identified them as formal brand-guide RGB specifications.
Indiana Fever CMYK Color Codes
The Indiana Fever CMYK color codes are most useful for printed materials such as flyers, posters, brochures and merchandise mockups. Because print output can vary by printer, paper and ink profile, always test colors before final production.
The best available mathematical CMYK estimates are Red: 0, 82, 74, 11; Blue: 66, 48, 0, 64; and Gold: 0, 15, 93, 2. These are not officially published Indiana Fever CMYK specifications and should not replace a licensed production file, printer proof or official brand guide.
Indiana Fever Pantone Colors
Pantone values are useful when designers need consistent color matching across professional print and branding materials. If a Pantone value is not officially published, it should be treated as a best available reference rather than an official brand specification.
No publicly accessible official Indiana Fever or WNBA brand guide confirming Pantone numbers for the team’s red, blue and gold was located for this article. Therefore, the Pantone status for all three colors is “Not officially published.” Unofficial Pantone matches found on third-party websites should not be represented as official Indiana Fever specifications.
FAQ About Indiana Fever Color Codes
What are the official Indiana Fever colors?
The official Indiana Fever colors are red, blue and gold. An official Fever announcement explicitly identifies those three colors as part of the team’s brand palette, and they appear throughout the franchise’s current primary logo and visual identity.
What is the HEX code for Indiana Fever colors?
The main Indiana Fever HEX codes in the current official primary SVG logo are #E2293A for red, #20305D for blue and #FAD412 for gold. HEX codes are ideal for websites, HTML, CSS and digital design projects.
Can I use Indiana Fever colors for my own design project?
You can use Indiana Fever color codes for personal design references, fan content and non-commercial projects. For commercial use, merchandise or official branding, check the team’s official usage guidelines and trademark rules before publishing or selling any design.
Are the Indiana Fever Pantone colors officially published?
No publicly accessible official team or league brand guide confirming Indiana Fever Pantone values was located. Pantone numbers should therefore be listed as “Not officially published” unless the team or WNBA supplies an authoritative brand document.
Are the RGB and CMYK values official?
The RGB numbers in this article are direct conversions of the HEX values embedded in the official SVG logo, and the CMYK numbers are standard mathematical estimates derived from those digital colors. They are useful references, but they are not presented as officially published Indiana Fever brand specifications.
Why might Indiana Fever colors look different in print and on screen?
Screens create color with RGB light, while printers reproduce color with CMYK inks, substrates and device-specific profiles. Bright gold and deep blue tones can shift noticeably between displays and printed materials, so a physical proof is recommended for important print work.
Which Indiana Fever color code should I use for WordPress?
Use HEX values for most WordPress settings, page builders and stylesheet rules. Choose #E2293A for red, #20305D for blue and #FAD412 for gold when matching the current official Fever primary logo asset.
