Overview
- The UNLV Rebels’ official primary colors are scarlet and gray; UNLV also publishes rich black as an accent color for added contrast and depth.
- This guide includes officially published HEX, RGB, CMYK and Pantone references and explains the difference between UNLV’s screen and print standards.
- These values are useful for websites, presentations, digital graphics, print projects, fan content and brand-reference work.
UNLV Rebels Team Information
| Team Name | UNLV Rebels |
|---|---|
| League | NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) |
| Division | Mountain West Conference |
| Location | Las Vegas, Nevada |
| Home Stadium / Arena | Allegiant Stadium |
| Official Website | Visit UNLV Rebels |
UNLV Rebels Color Codes
The official UNLV Rebels colors are used across university and athletics branding, uniforms, digital graphics, fan designs, presentations and web projects. UNLV’s official color standards publish separate screen and print values. The table below uses the coordinated print palette because it provides Pantone, CMYK, RGB and HEX values for the same color specifications. UNLV’s screen-specific HEX and RGB values are explained in the sections below.
| Color Name | Pantone | HEX | RGB | CMYK |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UNLV Scarlet | Pantone 186 | #E31837 | 227, 24, 55 | 0, 100, 81, 4 |
| UNLV Gray | Pantone 423 | #9FA1A4 | 159, 161, 164 | 0, 0, 0, 44 |
| UNLV Rich Black (Accent) | Not officially published | #000000 | 0, 0, 0 | 60, 40, 40, 100 |
How to Use UNLV Rebels Colors
You can use the UNLV Rebels color codes for digital design, website elements, social media graphics, printable materials, fan artwork, presentations and sports-related content. Use the official screen values for websites and screen-first graphics. Use the coordinated print values when a workflow requires Pantone or CMYK references. 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. UNLV states that gray is best used as an accent rather than the dominant color, and its dark accent shades should not replace the primary scarlet.
UNLV Rebels HEX Color Codes
For screen-based work, the official UNLV HEX color codes are #B10202 for scarlet and #666666 for gray. The official print palette lists #E31837 for UNLV Scarlet and #9FA1A4 for UNLV Gray, with #000000 published as the rich black accent. These are medium-specific standards rather than conflicting claims: use the screen values for web and digital interfaces, and use the coordinated print palette when matching Pantone or CMYK production specifications.
UNLV Rebels RGB Color Codes
The official screen RGB values are 177, 2, 2 for scarlet and 102, 102, 102 for gray. In UNLV’s coordinated print palette, the published RGB references are 227, 24, 55 for UNLV Scarlet, 159, 161, 164 for UNLV Gray and 0, 0, 0 for the rich black accent. RGB values define how red, green and blue light combine on screens, so designers should select the set that matches the intended medium and production workflow.
UNLV Rebels CMYK Color Codes
The official UNLV print CMYK values are 0, 100, 81, 4 for UNLV Scarlet, 0, 0, 0, 44 for UNLV Gray and 60, 40, 40, 100 for the rich black accent. These codes are most useful for printed materials such as flyers, posters, brochures and merchandise mockups. Because final output can vary by printer, paper, ink, coating and color profile, request a proof and test critical colors before full production.
UNLV Rebels Pantone Colors
The officially published UNLV Pantone colors are Pantone 186 for scarlet and Pantone 423 for gray. UNLV does not publish a Pantone designation for its rich black accent, so that entry is listed as “Not officially published” rather than presenting an unofficial approximation as a brand standard. Pantone references are most useful when designers need consistent spot-color matching across professional print and licensed branding materials.
FAQ About UNLV Rebels Color Codes
What are the official UNLV Rebels colors?
The official UNLV Rebels colors are scarlet and gray. UNLV’s official brand standards identify those two colors as the university’s official colors and state that they are used within its athletic programs. Rich black is included in the published palette as an accent color, not as a third official primary color.
What is the HEX code for UNLV Rebels colors?
For websites and screen-based designs, use #B10202 for UNLV scarlet and #666666 for UNLV gray. UNLV’s coordinated print palette also publishes #E31837 for scarlet, #9FA1A4 for gray and #000000 for the rich black accent. Choose one standards set consistently instead of mixing screen and print values within the same design system.
Can I use UNLV Rebels colors for my own design project?
You can use UNLV Rebels color codes as design references for personal fan content and non-commercial projects. Color values themselves are practical references, but UNLV names, logos, marks and other protected brand assets may be subject to trademark and licensing rules. For commercial products, merchandise, sponsorship materials or anything that could imply official endorsement, review the official UNLV licensing information before publishing or selling the design.
