Counterfeiting Merchandise

We here at Chris Creamer's Sports Logos are strongly AGAINST the production of counterfeit sports merchandise and have tried to prevent its distribution as much as possible.

The logos we have made available here are available in 'raster' format only, meaning they cannot be reproduced clearly on clothing and other merchandise. We have chosen to make only raster images available to help deter illegal merchandisers - our logos are displayed at a resolution high enough to enjoy them on screen and nothing more. Our only goal with this site is to create a 'virtual museum' of the history of sports logos.

Buyers Beware...
Be sure to check any merchandise you are about to buy to make sure it is legit. Most of the time fake merchandise is very easy to spot when compared side-by-side to a photo of the real merchandise... if the price seems to good to be true it very likely is.

We have a discussion thread on the community forums dedicated to detecting fake merchandise, especially those found in e-bay auctions. If you are unsure about any merchandise you are about to buy, please visit the thread and post a link to the auction, we WILL help you determine it's authenticity! (viewing/posting requires you to register for a Sportslogos.net account - free of charge, of course - this is only to prevent spamming)

There's only one real way to stop the distribution of fake merchandise and that is to stop buying it, we hope you all join us in our fight against counterfeit merchandise.

Note: We will NEVER make vector art for any team available to anyone! If you are a member of the media and you require the vector artwork then contact the league or team, if you are a merchandiser commissioned by the league to produce clothing then contact the league or team... afterall if you have the permission you claim to have to use these marks then the league/team would have no problems giving the files to you, right? If you contact us requesting vector artwork your message will be ignored. No Exceptions!

Thank you,
Chris Creamer.