VfB Stuttgart crest

The VfB Stuttgart crest is the emblem of the German sports club Verein für Bewegungsspiele Stuttgart 1893 e.V., commonly known as VfB Stuttgart. Founded in 1893, the club is based in Stuttgart, Germany, and is primarily recognized for its football division. The crest features a stylized 'VfB' monogram, intertwining the initials of 'Verein für Bewegungsspiele' (Club for Movement Games), highlighting the club's long and storied history. Above the monogram sits a red stripe, symbolizing the club's dynamism and passion for the sport. Below, a black and yellow chevron, inspired by the coat of arms of the city of Stuttgart, anchors the design and symbolizes the club's deep roots within its community. The three black deer antlers within the crest are a historic symbol of Württemberg, representing the region's heritage and pride. The use of red and white colors in the crest is borrowed from the state flag of Baden-Württemberg, symbolizing regional identity and loyalty. The shield shape of the emblem represents protection and strength, reflecting the club's commitment to excellence and resilience. The crest has undergone several modifications since its inception, with the current design reintroduced in 2014 to honor the club's heritage. (collectibles.vfb.de)