Overview
This is the keychain with the official logo of the Olympia Sporting Club.
Olympia Sporting Club is an Italian sports center in Marina di Massa (MS), Tuscany, where you can play Padel, Beach Tennis, Beach Volley, Pickleball, and Futsal. It is one of the clubs where I regularly play padel myself, and after a season of matches there I wanted a small souvenir with the club’s own logo rather than a generic sports keychain.
Reproducing a real logo as a printable keychain is a bit different from designing an original shape from scratch: the geometry has to stay faithful to the source artwork while still being simple enough to print cleanly at keychain scale, with thin strokes thick enough to survive handling and clipping onto a keyring. This one is set up as a dual-color print, so the logo’s lettering and background can come out in two different filament colors on a single plate rather than needing painting or post-processing afterward.
If you are a member of the club, or just want a matching keychain for your own padel bag, the print settings below give you a Full Bed layout so you can print a handful of them in a single run, useful if you want to hand a few out to friends from the same club.
Printing
| Profile | Settings | Print time |
|---|---|---|
| PLA Dual Color | Full Bed - 0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill | ~3.3 h |
If you belong to a different club, gym, or team and want the same kind of keychain with your own logo, the general approach here transfers directly: trace the artwork into clean, printable geometry, keep strokes thick enough to survive handling, and set it up as a dual-color plate so no post-processing is needed.
It is a small, personal side effect of playing a sport regularly: you end up wanting to carry a piece of the club around with you, and being able to design and print that yourself feels a lot better than buying a generic keychain from the pro shop.
A small, personal print, but one that has genuinely become a conversation starter on the court.
A small logo, printed with the same care I would put into any other project.
Reproducing a real club logo also comes with a bit of extra care I do not need for my own original designs, keeping proportions and colors close to the source so it still reads as the club’s actual mark, not a rough approximation of it.
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The model is free to download and print, licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-NoDerivatives.