Championship side Cardiff City have revealed their new badge to be worn on players ' kits from the 2015/2016 season with an announcement on Twitter . Owner Vincent Tan had already approved to change the club 's home shirts back from red to blue in January , following a prolonged dispute with supporters ; and now , the 63-year-old has agreed to give Cardiff 's Bluebird mascot a prominent position in the re-designed crest . The new design also features a small dragon at the bottom of the badge similar to the one found at Cardiff City Hall . Cardiff City have revealed their new club badge with the Bluebird mascot taking up a prominent position . A club statement read : 'Projecting our Welsh heritage , the stance was taken from the national flag , as has been seen on our crest or shirt for a number of years . 'Celebrating Asian linked culture , design and tradition influences , we also looked to create a dragon that could be primarily owned and appreciated locally . 'To achieve this the main influence was drawn from the dragon placed on top of Cardiff City Hall , as has been the case since 1904 ' . Cardiff 's controversial switch to red shirts was introduced in June 2012 after Tan bought the club . He believed that the new colour would improve Cardiff 's 'appeal in international markets . ' The Welsh side were promoted to the Premier League in April 2013 , but lasted just one season and fell to relegation in May the following year . Now , back in the Championship , Cardiff are 15th in the table with 44 points from 36 games . Cardiff City have seen their club badge change dramatically in recent seasons . Controversial Cardiff owner Vincent Tan ( left ) had previously re-branded the club 's shirts from blue to red . Sian Branson , spokesperson for the Bluebirds Unite group , an organisation that campaigned against the red re-branding , was pleased that the decision had been reversed . 'At least I know I 'm supporting CCFC when I look at this badge , ' she told the BBC . 'The future 's blue and we do n't have to feel as detached from our club anymore ' Cardiff City striker Conor McAleny ( centre ) runs with the ball during his side 's 2-1 defeat to Charlton Athletic . Matthew Conolly ( right ) gives chase to Charlton 's Tony Watt during the match at the Cardiff City stadium .
premiership side Cardiff City have revealed their new club logo on Twitter . The design features the club 's Bluebird mascot occupying a prominent position . It also features a dragon in tribute to Welsh history and the club 's oriental heritage . they are currently 15th in the premiership table .