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This is an incomplete list of some rowing club colors.
| Blade | Club | Description |
|---|---|---|
 | Drummoyne Rowing Club | Yellow blade[ citation needed ] |
 | Glebe Rowing Club | Dirty red blade[ citation needed ] |
 | Mosman Rowing Club | Red with a white stripe [1] |
 | North Shore Rowing Club | Dark blue, white stripe[ citation needed ] |
 | Sydney Rowing Club | Eton blue blade[ citation needed ] |
| Blade | Club | Description |
|---|---|---|
 | KRSG, Ghent | Light blue - white - light blue [2] |
| Blade | Club | Description |
|---|---|---|
 | RC Dupin, (Tisno, Croatia) | Blue and Gold[ citation needed ] |
 | Arupinum Rowing Club | Blue and White [3] |
 | Istria Rowing Club | Blue and White [4] |
 | Medulin Rowing Club | Blue and Gold[ citation needed ] |
 | RC Glagoljas (Omisalj, Croatia) | |
| RC Croatia Zagreb (Zagreb, Croatia) | Green and White [5] |
| Blade | Club | Description |
|---|---|---|
 | AZS-AWFiS Gdansk | |
| AZS-AWF Gorzow Wlkp. | ||
 | AZS-AWF Krakow | |
 | AZS-AWF Poznan | |
 | AZS-AWF Warszawa | |
 | AZS Szczecin | |
 | AZS UMK Torun | |
 | AZS Uniwersytet Warszawski | . |
 | AZS Wratislavia Wroclaw | |
 | KST Budowlani Torun | Red with two white stripes. |
 | Bydgoski Klub Wioslarek | White and blue chessboard formn. |
 | Bydgoskie Towarzystwo Wioslarskie | |
 | Bydgostia Bydgoszcz | |
 | Chelmzynskie Towarzystwo Wioslarskie | |
 | DRAKKAR Gdańsk | |
 | KW-04 w Poznaniu | White with 3 red stars. |
 | KW Goplo Kruszwica | White and blue. |
 | GTW Gedania Gdansk | |
 | KW Wisla Grudziadz | |
 | MKS Brdow | |
 | MOS Elk | Horizontally: white-dark blue-red. |
 | MOS nr 2 Warszawa | Yellow. |
 | Pegaz Wroclaw | Blue. |
 | Plockie Towarzystwo Wioslarskie | White/red with a dark blue triangle on the edge. |
 | Posnania Poznan | Golden with 3 vertical stripes: white-red-white. |
 | PTW Tryton Poznan | Dark blue with vertical white stripe |
 | Sokół Ostróda | |
 | Towarzystwo Wisla dla Wioslarzy | Orange with a white chevron and blue triangle. |
 | TW Polonia Poznan | |
 | UKS „93” Krakow | Blue with two white vertical stripes. |
 | UKS Ateny Walcz | |
 | UKS Milenium Wroclaw | |
 | UKS Remo Niechcice | |
 | Unia Tczew | |
 | Wir Ilawa | |
 | Warszawskie Towarzystwo Wioslarskie | |
 | Warsaw Rowing Club | Full black. |
 | WTW Włoclawek | |
 | Zawisza Bydgoszcz | Red with white star. |
| Blade | Club | Description |
|---|---|---|
 | Sport Club do Porto, Porto | Dark blue with a white star. [7] |
| Blade | Club | Description |
|---|---|---|
 | Club Nàutic Tortosa, Tortosa | Red uppers and triangular tips and white bases |
 | Club de Remo Guadalquivir 86, Seville | Red with diagonal white strip |
 | Club de Remo Hondarribia, Hondarribia | Solid light green |
 | Club de Remo Itsasoko Ama, Santurtzi | Violet with white outer edge |
 | Club de Remo Tui, Tui | Solid blue |
 | Club Natació Banyoles, Banyoles | White with two thin stripes, one blue and one red. |
 | Club Nàutic Amposta, Amposta | Diagonal white stripe on a black background |
 | Club Nàutic de Tarragona, Tarragona | Dark red with long blue cross |
 | Club Náutico Sevilla, Seville | White with a wide diagonal green stripe. |
 | Club de Remo do Miño, Tui | White with a wide vertical light blue stripe. |
 | Club de Remo Olímpico Orio, Orio | Solid yellow |
 | Club Tiempo Libre El Ejido, El Ejido | Solid sky blue with "El Ejido" official mark |
 | Real Círculo de Labradores de Sevilla, Seville | Red and blue with a white cross |
 | Reial Club de Regatas de Alicante, Alicante | White with dark blue cross |
 | Reial Club Maritim de Barcelona, Barcelona | Dark blue with long white cross |
| Blade | Club | Description |
|---|---|---|
 | Agecroft Rowing Club | White and dark blue with a red stripe (thin and unusually in line with the loom/horizontally) |
| Ardingly Rowing Club | Pale blue with yellow chevrons (two, thin) | |
 | Auriol Kensington (Hammersmith) | Green and lilac. Green toward the loom, lilac toward the tip with an oblique divide. |
 | Avon County Rowing Club | Black with broad yellow tips |
 | Barnes Bridge Ladies Rowing Club | Mid-blue with white tips |
 | Bedford Rowing Club | Maroon with two white & blue stripes mirrored around a maroon stripe (all crossways) |
 | Berwick Amateur Rowing Club | Dark blue with double white chevrons |
| Bewl Bridge Rowing Club | Dark green and white quarters (green to the upper tip quarter) | |
 | Bradford Amateur Rowing Club | Dark blue with three white parallelograms towards tips |
 | Bristol Ariel Rowing Club | White with a large navy Berkeley Cross (narrow, English form of the Cross patty) |
| Burway Rowing Club (Laleham) | Navy blue with a yellow stripe (narrow, diagonally) | |
 | Cambois Rowing Club (Ashington) | Dark green with white triangular tips, chevron-like |
 | Chester-le-Street Amateur Rowing Club | Mid-blue with oblique white stripe and a red tip |
 | City of Cambridge Rowing Club | Navy blue with two gold & claret stripes mirrored around a navy blue stripe (all crossways) |
 | City of Oxford Rowing Club | Dark blue with diagonal white stripe and a red tip |
 | Clydesdale Amateur Rowing Club | Dark Blue with long white cross |
 | Dart Totnes Amateur Rowing Club | Black |
 | Durham Amateur Rowing Club | Dark blue with gold stripe |
 | Eton Excelsior Rowing Club (Dorney Lake) | Dark blue with gold stripe (thin) |
 | Evesham Rowing Club | Dark blue with white tip (thin) |
 | Elizabethan Boat Club (Westminster School alumni) | Pink |
 | Glasgow Rowing Club | Red uppers, yellow bases and black triangular tips |
 | Gloucester Rowing Club | Black with red and white stripes (one each, thin, red being thicker) |
 | Grosvenor Rowing Club (Chester) | Dark blue with orange stripes (two, thin) |
| Guildford Rowing Club | Green with gold stripes (two, thin) | |
| Henley Rowing Club | Navy | |
 | Hexham Rowing Club | Gold with a dark blue saltaire and thin red tips |
 | HSBC Rowing Club | Mid-blue base with many red and white stripes above. |
 | Kingston Grammar School Veterans Boat Club | Royal red with a thick white stripe incorporating a thin red 'v' as upright when squared |
 | Kingston Rowing Club | Royal red |
 | Leander Club | Light pink blade |
 | Leeds Rowing Club | Blue with light blue tip |
 | Leicester Rowing Club | White |
 | Lincoln Rowing Center | White with two red stripes (thin) |
 | London Otters Rowing Club | Blue with gold chevron and white tip |
 | London Rowing Club | White with navy blue stripes (twice-interrupted and in usual position, towards tips) |
 | Maidenhead Rowing Club | Dark green with same-coloured star in a white circle |
| Maidstone Invicta Rowing Club | Pale blue with dark blue stripe (diagonally, from mid-upper to base of tip) | |
| Marlow Rowing Club | Maroon with white edging to base and tips | |
| | Medway Towns Rowing Club | White |
| | Molesey Boat Club | Black |
| Navy Rowing Club | Navy | |
| Oxford Academicals Rowing Club | Black with red stripe (thick) | |
 | Paignton Amateur Rowing Club | Gold with blue 'dips' (small triangle at base of tips) |
 | Putney Town Rowing Club | Navy blue with white stripe |
 | Reading Rowing Club | White with three blue stripes (obliquely, mid-shade, mid stripe being thick) |
 | Runcorn Rowing Club | Deep blue with two white stripes |
 | Sons of the Thames | White with two mid-blue stripes that cross-over (chain style) |
 | St Andrew Boat Club | White with a blue Saltire cross |
 | St Neots Rowing Club | Light blue with a dark blue thick stripe |
 | Staines Boat Club | Dark green (as depicted or darker) |
 | Talkin Tarn Amateur Rowing Club | Maroon uppers with gold bases |
 | Tees Rowing Club | Sky blue with an oblique split for a maroon tip |
 | Thames Rowing Club | Black blade with red, white and black in stripes, the white stripe lying between the red and black and being of half their width |
 | Thames Tradesmen's Rowing Club | Maroon uppers, white middles and dark green bases |
 | Tideway Scullers School ("Tideway Scullers") | Centre-split obliquely: red with true yellow tips |
 | Twickenham Rowing Club | Magenta centre surrounded by blue bands |
 | Two Lions Boat Club | Black with gold two-headed upright lion |
 | Tyne Rowing Club | Black with two thin white stripes |
 | Vesta Rowing Club | Crimson and black (diagonally split, black to tip and base) |
 | Walbrook Rowing Club (Teddington) | Black, yellow and mid-green (diagonally split in three bands, listed from the top and loom) |
 | Wallingford Rowing Club | Maroon and cyan (diagonally split, maroon to tip and top) |
 | Walton Rowing Club | Navy blue, Cambridge blue and maroon (in three stripes) |
| Warrington Rowing Club | White, yellow and royal blue (in three stripes) | |
 | Weybridge Rowing Club | Light blue with dark blue chevrons (two, thin) |
 | Weybridge Ladies Amateur Rowing Club | Navy blue, mid-blue and red (in three stripes) |
| Worcester Rowing Club | White with red and black stripes | |
 | York City Rowing Club | White blade with three stripes of purple, black and yellow (diagonally, as shown or thinner) |
| Blade | Club | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Atlanta Rowing Club | White and red[ citation needed ] | |
| Belen Jesuit Crew | Royal Blue and Gold[ citation needed ] | |
| Camp Randall Rowing Club | Light Blue[ citation needed ] | |
 | Detroit Boat Club | Henley blue bottom with red stripe and white on top[ citation needed ] |
 | Fairmount Rowing Association | Diagonal split blue and white[ citation needed ] |
 | Los Gatos Rowing Club | Divided blade with top white and bottom blue[ citation needed ] |
| Marin Rowing Association | Red and White[ citation needed ] | |
| Minnesota Boat Club | Cherry Red blade tipped with White triangle[ citation needed ] | |
 | New Haven Rowing Club | White back with blue and green stripe[ citation needed ] |
| Oakland Strokes Rowing Club | orange and white with green stripe [8] | |
| Orcas Island Rowing Club | White diagonal stripe with blue on top and black below[ citation needed ] | |
| Rochester Boat Club | Three sets of Purple Black Gray diagonal stripes[ citation needed ] | |
| Sarasota Crew | White with Blue "S"[ citation needed ] | |
 | Space Coast Crew | Light Blue |
| St. Andrew Rowing Club | Gold and Black[ citation needed ] | |
 | University Barge Club, Schuylkill Navy | Blue and White [9] |
 | Willamette Rowing Club, Portland, Oregon | Cherry Red blade with White tip[ citation needed ] |
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