Edmonton Oilers

1972–1978	1979–1986, 2011–2017, 2022-present	1986–1996	1996–2012, 2011–2017 (secondary)	2017–2022

1972–present

1972–1978

Designer:  James Harvey of Francis Williams and Johnson

Typography:  Custom

Launched:  July 7, 1972

The Edmonton Oilers began play as a charter team of the World Hockey Association, spending their first season (1972–73) as the Alberta Oilers; the original plan was for the team to split their time between Calgary and Edmonton in that season, but that never came to fruition, and the team was based in Edmonton only. For their second season (1973-74), the team name changed to the Edmonton Oilers. When the WHA merged with the National Hockey League in 1979, the Oilers moved to the NHL. This logo has been the only one used by their team, undergoing only minor design and colour changes along the way.

1979–1986, 2011–2017, 2022-present

1986–1996

1996–2012, 2011–2017 (secondary)

Alternate logo (1996-2007)

Alternate logo (2001-2007)

30th anniversary badge, used during the 2008-09 season.

2017–2022

Pride month variant

The team changed its colors to a darker shade of blue and a brighter shade of orange. The logo was updated on June 20, 2017 during the reveal of the new NHL Adidas jerseys.