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NK Inker Football Club, Croatia

Zaprešić

images by Tomislav Šipek, 31 August 2026

The flags

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The flags

Shown above are (old) flags of NK Inker (Nogometni klub Inker), a football club from Zaprešić (Zagreb County).

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According to the description from the 2015 statute:

Article 5.
a) The official crest of the Inter-Zaprešić football club uses the following colors:
Blue (CMYK C:100 M:75 Y:0 K:0),
Yellow (CMYK C:0 M:100 Y:0 K:0),
and White (CMYK C:0 M:0 Y:0 K:0).

The crest is shaped like a medieval shield. The crest's base background is white; the inscription "Zaprešić" in blue appears at the top, and the white background is bordered by a thin blue line. Over the white background lies a blue section that follows the outline of the white background;
it is bordered on two sides by yellow and blue lines that also follow the crest's contour, while the club's script logo "Inter" in yellow appears at the top of the blue section. Within the blue area lies a yellow section that follows the crest's outline; it features the coat of arms of the City of Zaprešić, and at the bottom of the yellow section is a vintage football—white with a blue outline and yellow elements suggesting the ball's rotation.

b) The official flag of the Inter-Zaprešić football club uses the following colors:
Blue (CMYK C:100 M:75 Y:0 K:0),
Yellow (CMYK C:0 M:100 Y:0 K:0),
and White (CMYK C:0 M:0 Y:0 K:0).

The flag is rectangular, measuring 240 x 120 cm; altering the flag's dimensions is permitted only if done proportionally to the original dimensions. The base background color is yellow, bordered in blue. In the center of the yellow area lies a white circle, bordered by a blue line that seamlessly transitions into a yellow line, and the club's official crest is positioned in the center. Narrow, joined blue-white-blue lines cut across the length of the flag, dividing it vertically.

Drawings of the coat of arms and the flag were also included in the statute, so the description is perfectly clear.

Now, let me clear up some possible misconceptions, since it says "Inter" but I'm talking about "Inker." The club went through various names initially, but from 1953 onwards, it bore the name of its local sponsor, Jugokeramika. It retained this name until 1991, when the sponsor changed its name to INKER (INdustrija KERamike), prompting the club to change its name as well. Following the termination of the sponsorship, the club changed its name to NK Inter in 2003. In 2022, NK Inter went bankrupt, and NK Inker was founded as the club's successor.

Tomislav Šipek, 31 August 2026