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New Orleans Jazz[]
1974–1979[]
Utah Jazz[]
1979–1996[]
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Alternate logo
1996–2016[]
1996–2004[]
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2004–2010[]
In 2008, the alternate logo that served the team for 22 years was reinstated, however, modified without the line at the end of the music note. The color scheme at the time was blue and gray.
2010–2016[]
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In 2010, the logo that served the team for 22 years was reinstated as their alternate logo. The color scheme this time is now green, dark blue, and yellow.
Another alternate logo
2016–2022[]
A new look for the team was unveiled on May 12, 2016, announcing new logos for them, along with new designs for jerseys and the home court. This primary logo is a reincarnation of the one from 1979 to 1996, only having a new font on "UTAH" and the same colors as the alternative logo from 2010. This logo was leaked on May 11, 2016 from the UniWatch Twitter account, along with a secondary logo.
Secondary
"City Edition" logo, used exclusively during 2017-18 season
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Wordmark, 2022-present
2025–present[]
Primary icon
Alternate logo
