FK Šilutė, formally Futbolo klubas „Šilutė“, is a Lithuanian football club based in the city of Šilutė. Founded in 1991, the club was known as Laisvė Šilutė until 2003, when it adopted its current name. The club’s traditional colors are green, white, and black, as documented in club references.[1]
Design and History
The club’s visual identity centers on a circular emblem. A vector version of the FK Šilutė logo from the mid-2000s is credited to designer Dmitry Lukyanchuk, who created it in Adobe Illustrator format.[2] This mark is described as active and currently in use on the Brands of the World platform.[2]
The club’s official website is fksilute.lt, which serves as the primary source for its current branding and club information.[1] The club participates in the Lithuanian football league system, with recent seasons spent in the II Lyga, the third tier of Lithuanian football.[3]
Meaning and Symbolism
The club’s traditional colors are green, white, and black, as stated in the German Wikipedia entry for the club.[1] These colors are also shared by the city’s basketball club, BC Šilutė, which lists its team colors as green, white, and black.[4]
Typography and Design
The mid-2000s vector logo was produced in Adobe Illustrator format, indicating a digital design workflow for that version of the mark.[2]
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