Deportivo Táchira’s badge is a black, yellow and white shield built around a football at the top, a ring of gold stars and a lower shield filled with yellow-and-black vertical stripes. The club name “DEPORTIVO TÁCHIRA FC” appears across the center, making the crest direct and highly readable.

The yellow-and-black stripes are the core of the badge and reflect Deportivo Táchira’s famous “Aurinegro” identity. The club’s official site refers to the team as “El Carrusel Aurinegro,” while also describing Deportivo Táchira as a major sporting symbol for the people of Táchira state.

The football at the top gives the badge a classic football-club symbol, while the stars surrounding it represent the club’s domestic success. The white shield shape and gold inner outline help separate the crest from the black background and give the design a strong, layered look.

Historically, Deportivo Táchira was founded on 11 January 1974 as San Cristóbal Fútbol Club by Gaetano Greco and other collaborators. The club originally wore blue and white, inspired by Italy, before adopting yellow and black in 1975, colours that became central to the Táchira identity.

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About Deportivo Táchira — Deportivo Táchira is a professional football club from Venezuela competing in the Copa Libertadores. This page provides the primary crest (SVG & PNG) with transparent backgrounds for editorial/reference use. For official brand rules, consult the club’s official site. Deportivo Táchira crest and related marks are trademarks of their respective owners; high‑quality logo files are provided above on this page.