The Toronto Raptors today used the occasion of announcing the re-signing of player Fred VanVleet to announce their brand new “City Edition” uniform for the 2020-21 NBA season. Carrying on the black and gold theme that the team has used as an alternate colour scheme over the last several seasons,
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Avalanche Announce Uniform Changes, Patch for 25th Season in 2021
The Colorado Avalanche will be celebrating their 25th season in Denver this upcoming 2020-21 NHL season with a series of events which (importantly to us) include a few related to the team’s uniforms. Débuting for the 1995-96 season after twenty-three in Quebec as the Nordiques, the Avs began their relationship
Nuggets Reveal New “Flatiron Red” Skyline Uniform, Their Last
For the third season in a row the Denver Nuggets will be wearing a skyline uniform as their “City” edition option. This is the first time, however, they’ve gone with red as the main colour. “The ‘flatirons red’ colour points to the landscape of Colorado and is a universal colour
Soccer’s Houston Dynamo FC & Dash Both Unveil New Primary Logos
Major League Soccer’s Houston Dynamo FC this afternoon unveiled their new primary logo, along with a new logo for the National Women’s Soccer League’s Houston Dash. Both logos feature a similar design, an orange split-letter “H” on a black hexagon — the Dynamo adds a “D” into their design and
Argos Bring Back the Boat, Introduce New Logo for 2021
The NHL wasn’t the only one to go retro on Monday. The Toronto Argonauts announced they would be returning their classic “Boat” logo as their full-time primary logo starting immediately. The Argos have used a boat as the main focus of their team’s logos for most of their franchise’s extremely
NHL, Adidas Unveil Reverse Retro Jerseys for All 31 Teams
This morning, Adidas and the National Hockey League unveiled thirty-one new uniforms to be worn during the upcoming 2020-21 NHL season as part of the brand new Reverse Retro uniform promotion. These uniforms will be worn in multiple games by each team with an emphasis placed on them being worn
Pelicans Raise the Flag With New 2021 City Uniforms
The New Orleans Pelicans made their long leaked City Edition uniform official earlier today, the uniform features a design based almost entirely on the New Orleans city flag. True to the layout of the flag, it begins with a horizontal red band across the top followed by a wide white
Bulls Reveal City Uniform, A Tribute to Art Deco
The Chicago Bulls today officially unveiled their new 2020-21 NBA City Edition uniform designed alongside Nike. The uniform is a love letter to the city’s architecture and art deco style, a departure from the flag-heavy designs the club has worn as their City uniform in recent seasons. Black with gold
Reverse Retro Teaser Photos Released for NHL’s Pacific Division Teams
Adidas and the NHL continue their sneak peeks into their new Reverse Retro jersey series, what we believe is the addition of a third (or fourth) uniform to all 31 of the league’s teams, throwing back to an old design but re-colouring or tweaking the designs to give them a
Adidas Drops NHL Reverse Retro Teaser
So this looks interesting… Adidas today released a teaser video promoting their new NHL Reverse Retro series, a rumoured additional uniform to be added to each team’s existing set which showcases a remixed version of a throwback design. The video shows 31 different jersey backs, each with a different colour
Sixers Unveil New Black Uniform, Simmons Gets His Wish
When Ben Simmons says he wants the team to wear a black uniform, you get the team a black uniform. That’s precisely what happened here, a couple of years after Simmons Tweeted out his wish to one day wear black — as they did in the Allen Iverson days —
Fabric of the Game: The Stories Behind the NHL’s Names, Logos, and Uniforms — New Book Available Now!
Several years ago I was regularly asked, “so, what’s next?”, this was usually accompanied by the well-intended, yet immediate suggestion, “you should start a podcast or host a radio show!” Though it felt like something I’d end up doing one day, it was still an idea that didn’t seem terribly