The Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) launched in 2024 with six charter franchises, added the Seattle Torrent and Vancouver Goldeneyes for 2025-26, and grows to 12 teams for the 2026-27 season with new clubs in Detroit, Hamilton, Las Vegas, and San Jose. The original six unveiled their names and identities together in September 2024. Every entry includes official HEX, RGB, CMYK, and Pantone values verified against official team artwork.
6 teams
Most common PWHL team colors
Across the 6 PWHL teams on Best Color Codes, certain colors recur across the league's visual identity. The table below groups every published team color into a family.
| Color family | Teams |
|---|---|
| Blue / Teal | Boston Fleet, Montréal Victoire, New York Sirens, Toronto Sceptres |
| Silver / White | Minnesota Frost, New York Sirens, Ottawa Charge |
| Other | Minnesota Frost, Montréal Victoire |
| Red / Wine | Montréal Victoire, Ottawa Charge |
| Gold / Yellow | Ottawa Charge, Toronto Sceptres |
| Green | Boston Fleet |
| Purple | Minnesota Frost |
| Orange | New York Sirens |
Note: colors are grouped into families (e.g. "Valkyrie Violet" and "Bordeaux" both count under Purple).
PWHL team HEX color codes
HEX codes are the standard for web and digital design. Every value below is the official HEX code confirmed from team brand materials.
| Team | Color | HEX |
|---|---|---|
| Boston Fleet | Forest Green | #173F35 |
| Aqua | #B5E3D8 | |
| Navy | #051C2C | |
| Teal | #004851 | |
| Minnesota Frost | Purple | #250E62 |
| Lavender | #9E7DC5 | |
| White | #FFFFFF | |
| Montréal Victoire | Burgundy | #862633 |
| Stone | #E2D4C4 | |
| Navy | #041E42 | |
| New York Sirens | Teal | #00BFB3 |
| Navy | #041E42 | |
| Orange | #ED8B00 | |
| White | #FFFFFF | |
| Ottawa Charge | Red | #A51B2F |
| Gold | #FFB81C | |
| Grey | #4B4F54 | |
| White | #FFFFFF | |
| Toronto Sceptres | Royal Blue | #0067B9 |
| Navy | #0C1D38 | |
| Gold | #FFB81C | |
| Yellow | #FFD100 |
PWHL team RGB color codes
RGB values are used in digital displays, video production, and on-screen design tools. Each value represents Red, Green, and Blue channels on a 0-255 scale.
| Team | Color | RGB |
|---|---|---|
| Boston Fleet | Forest Green | 23, 63, 53 |
| Aqua | 181, 227, 216 | |
| Navy | 5, 28, 44 | |
| Teal | 0, 72, 81 | |
| Minnesota Frost | Purple | 37, 14, 98 |
| Lavender | 158, 125, 197 | |
| White | 255, 255, 255 | |
| Montréal Victoire | Burgundy | 134, 38, 51 |
| Stone | 226, 212, 196 | |
| Navy | 4, 30, 66 | |
| New York Sirens | Teal | 0, 191, 179 |
| Navy | 4, 30, 66 | |
| Orange | 237, 139, 0 | |
| White | 255, 255, 255 | |
| Ottawa Charge | Red | 165, 27, 47 |
| Gold | 255, 184, 28 | |
| Grey | 75, 79, 84 | |
| White | 255, 255, 255 | |
| Toronto Sceptres | Royal Blue | 0, 103, 185 |
| Navy | 12, 29, 56 | |
| Gold | 255, 184, 28 | |
| Yellow | 255, 209, 0 |
PWHL team CMYK color codes
CMYK values are used in print design and physical merchandise. The four channels - Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and Key (Black) - represent how ink is mixed for printing.
| Team | Color | CMYK |
|---|---|---|
| Boston Fleet | Forest Green | 63, 0, 16, 75 |
| Aqua | 20, 0, 5, 11 | |
| Navy | 89, 36, 0, 83 | |
| Teal | 100, 11, 0, 68 | |
| Minnesota Frost | Purple | 62, 86, 0, 62 |
| Lavender | 20, 37, 0, 23 | |
| White | 0, 0, 0, 0 | |
| Montréal Victoire | Burgundy | 0, 72, 62, 47 |
| Stone | 0, 6, 13, 11 | |
| Navy | 94, 55, 0, 74 | |
| New York Sirens | Teal | 100, 0, 6, 25 |
| Navy | 94, 55, 0, 74 | |
| Orange | 0, 41, 100, 7 | |
| White | 0, 0, 0, 0 | |
| Ottawa Charge | Red | 0, 84, 72, 35 |
| Gold | 0, 28, 89, 0 | |
| Grey | 11, 6, 0, 67 | |
| White | 0, 0, 0, 0 | |
| Toronto Sceptres | Royal Blue | 100, 44, 0, 27 |
| Navy | 79, 48, 0, 78 | |
| Gold | 0, 28, 89, 0 | |
| Yellow | 0, 18, 100, 0 |
PWHL team Pantone color codes
Pantone (PMS) codes are the industry standard for brand color consistency across physical products - from jerseys to arena signage to merchandise.
| Team | Color | Pantone |
|---|---|---|
| Boston Fleet | Forest Green | PMS 3435 C |
| Aqua | PMS 573 C | |
| Navy | PMS 296 C | |
| Teal | PMS 316 C | |
| Minnesota Frost | Purple | PMS 2685 C |
| Lavender | PMS 2577 C | |
| White | White | |
| Montréal Victoire | Burgundy | PMS 202 C |
| Stone | PMS 7527 C | |
| Navy | PMS 282 C | |
| New York Sirens | Teal | PMS 3262 C |
| Navy | PMS 282 C | |
| Orange | PMS 144 C | |
| White | White | |
| Ottawa Charge | Red | PMS 187 C |
| Gold | PMS 1235 C | |
| Grey | PMS 7540 C | |
| White | White | |
| Toronto Sceptres | Royal Blue | PMS 300 C |
| Navy | PMS 289 C | |
| Gold | PMS 1235 C | |
| Yellow | PMS 109 C |
What do PWHL team colors mean?
Every PWHL team's color palette tells a story - rooted in city identity, history, or the symbolism behind the team's name.
Boston Fleet
Deep forest green leads the palette, with aqua, teal, and navy drawn from the harbour. The waves running through the logo pick up the aqua, tying the colours to Boston's maritime history.
Minnesota Frost
Purple is the Frost's core colour, paired with a lighter lavender that reads like ice catching the light. Together they give the State of Hockey's team a palette unlike any other in the league.
Montréal Victoire
Deep burgundy is the signature colour, set against stone and navy. The league describes the stone and blues as complementary shades that give the identity a refined, classic feel.
New York Sirens
Teal is the Sirens' vibrant lead colour, set against navy with an orange accent. The bright teal gives New York a look no other team in the league shares.
Ottawa Charge
Red is the Charge's core colour, carrying the energy in the team name, with gold and grey in support. The red and gold also connect the team to the capital's established hockey identity.
Toronto Sceptres
Royal blue leads the palette, with gold and yellow drawn from the regalia of a sceptre. The colours tie the team to Toronto's royal history and its nickname, the Queen City.
PWHL team logo meanings
Each PWHL logo reflects the team's character, city, or founding story.
Boston Fleet
A forward-leaning B in deep green with an anchor built into the letterform and waves running through it, communicating momentum and the city's nautical heritage.
Minnesota Frost
A stylized F in purple and lavender with angular edges and sharp points, shaped to recall icicles.
Montréal Victoire
Wing-like shapes that allude to the Goddess of Victory, with a hidden M within the wings and a fleur-de-lis at the centre, set inside a shield topped by the VICTOIRE wordmark.
New York Sirens
A teal SIRENS wordmark whose reverberating S shapes mimic sound waves, set over an angular NY inside a navy and orange hexagon that nods to New York's architecture.
Ottawa Charge
A red O monogram drawn to look like a spinning object charged with electric current, conveying energy and forward movement.
Toronto Sceptres
The initials T and S combined into a single mark, with a royal sceptre running through its centre to evoke power.
How to recreate a PWHL logo
If you're designing fan art or a creative project using PWHL team colors, here's a general workflow:
- Get the official colors - use the HEX, RGB, and Pantone values from this page or the team's individual color page.
- Source the logo SVG - official SVG logos are available through official PWHL team websites and league press materials.
- Open in a vector tool - Adobe Illustrator, Figma, or Affinity Designer all work well for SVG editing.
- Apply official colors - replace any approximate colors with the exact values from team brand guidelines.
- Respect usage rights - PWHL team logos are trademarked. Fan art is generally tolerated but commercial use requires licensing.
PWHL teams with similar colors to other leagues
Several PWHL teams share their color palette with franchises across other leagues - creating cross-sport color connections.
Boston Fleet
Boston Celtics (NBA) - both of Boston's green-led franchises build on deep green, though the Fleet pair theirs with aqua and navy rather than white and gold.
New York Sirens
New York Knicks (NBA) and New York Mets (MLB) - orange with blue is a long-running New York combination; the Sirens keep the orange and navy but lead with teal.
Ottawa Charge
Ottawa Senators (NHL) - the Charge share the Canadian Tire Centre with the Senators and build on a similar red and gold.
Montréal Victoire
Montreal Canadiens (NHL) - the Victoire's burgundy and navy are a deeper take on the red and blue long associated with hockey in Montreal.
Minnesota Frost
Minnesota Vikings (NFL) - purple leads both identities, though the Frost use a darker, cooler shade.
Toronto Sceptres
Toronto Maple Leafs (NHL) - blue anchors both of Toronto's professional hockey teams, with the Sceptres adding gold and yellow.