Bulls colors
The Chicago Bulls play in Chicago, Illinois, and use 2 registered colours: Bulls Red and Black. Every value below is listed in hexadecimal, red green blue, hue saturation lightness, and approximate cyan magenta yellow black, with contrast results computed from the values themselves.
These values are not yet verified
The colour values on this page are illustrative placeholders used while the site is being built. Each one must be traced to the team's own published brand assets and dated before it is presented as fact — see the method page. Do not use these figures for print or production yet.
Colour values
2 coloursEach swatch is rendered in CSS from the numeric value, not from a logo image. The figure on each chip is its contrast against white.
Which pairings carry text
4 pairings measuredComputed with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines relative luminance formula. These decide whether a player name, a score or body copy stays readable.
Strongest and weakest combination
The highest-contrast pairing available from this palette is Black on White at 21.00:1 — use it for anything carrying text.
The weakest is Bulls Red on Black at 3.78:1, which is usable only for large display type.
Copy-ready values
:root {
/* Chicago Bulls */
--bulls-bulls-red: #CE1141;
--bulls-black: #000000;
}
Put these colours on a shirt
Open the design studio with the Bulls palette loaded. Add your own artwork and type, then check the design for print problems — ink count, resolution, stroke weight and contrast against the fabric.
About the Chicago Bulls palette
The Chicago Bulls were founded in 1966 and compete in the Eastern Conference of the National Basketball Association. Their primary colour, Bulls Red #CE1141, is a mid-tone, saturated orange-red.
National Basketball Association uniforms changed character when the league moved away from fixed home-white and away-colour rules, allowing teams to field several named uniform editions in a season. That makes a single flat team palette less useful here than in any other league, because the colours a team actually wears vary from night to night.
Chicago is also home to Chicago Bears, which means local broadcast and print work often has to carry more than one of these palettes.