Seattle’s new Community Brand is all about showcasing the spirit of our city during the World Cup and beyond!

Built in collaboration with local partners, it celebrates our culture, creativity, and global connection.

About the Brand Playbook

What is it?

The community brand is the shared visual and messaging identity that represents Seattle as a unified, welcoming, and authentic destination before and during the FIFA World Cup 26™. It’s designed for partners, businesses, and organizations to use when promoting the city—and their own presence within it—in a consistent and aligned way.

What does it contain?

Logo and lockups that reflect Seattle’s personality.
Color palette and typography for a cohesive look.
Messaging guidelines that capture the tone and spirit of the community.
Assets and templates for social media, print, and digital use.

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Access the Community Brand Playbook

Fill out the form below to receive the Let’s Play SEA 26 Community Brand Playbook.

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Did you know?

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