We're all in on #BetOnYourself /Ecry0XTNDy- Toronto Raptors November 24, 2020 Overall, it's a cohesive look that could've come off far worse. Can't get much more Trail Blazer-y than that. The unique palette harkens back to the state's landscape and is meant to acknowledge the region's tribal nations. Portland Trail Blazersīrown (with or without a subtle topographical print) doesn't usually work as the base color of a jersey, but in this case, it really helps both the neck and arm trim and the unique side-panel design. Small aside: The team representing King's place of birth - and one of the hubs of modern-day social justice discourse - probably shouldn't have been saddled with a 2:30 p.m. Technically, the trim in their new City Edition outfit is dubbed 'vintage gold,' which certainly befits the legacy of social justice advocate Martin Luther King Jr., the inspiration for the jersey. Atlanta Hawksĭisappointingly, the Hawks backed away from last year's courageous decision to add peach to their color palette. Hopefully, this isn't simply a one-season addition. Note the base is more of a royal blue than the dark navy tones frequently sported during the Reggie Miller years. The Pacers finally stopped fiddling around with bland alternates inspired by the city's history in stock car racing, opting for this fresh take on an old, familiar staple. We'll see if 'The Valley' has staying power similar to other regional monikers like 'The North.' 7. The gradient purple-to-orange blocks offer a slightly futuristic take on the team's old-west locale. Kelly Oubre may play for the Warriors anymore, but his impact on the Suns' sartorial flair will live on (for 2020-21, at least). Will the jersey still look great when there are five players wearing it at once? 6. Still, one has to wonder if it's too much of a good thing. There are a lot of cool elements crammed into the new Viceversa jersey. The team did tease this uniform’s return this morning with this post.A post shared by Miami HEAT using hot pink, white, black, and electric blue as the base color for previous iterations of their Vice jerseys, the final permutation for the Heat appears to be all of the above. However, these uniforms resemble arguably the team’s best in franchise history and a look well worth another go. There’s not much else to unpack here, as the team will simply bring back something we’ve already seen. It also includes the famous “shooting sun” logo and a purple background.

Riddled with nostalgia, the design takes us right back to the Charles Barkley days and into the late 90s. While this design does not exactly scream “Phoenix Suns” unlike the throwback uniforms we’ll get into next, it is impossible to miss and quite unique.īeside the teal uniforms we find a throwback concept in the above tweet. The Orange outline along the sides adds some pop as well. The teal blue jumps out at you immediately and finds a nice contrast with the black logo/number design. The uniform’s look is similar to Phoenix’s past “Statement” jerseys of course minus the coloring. This jersey, along with the next three that follow, was leaked by Skuwong32 on Twitter, who previously leaked additional Suns uniform information that was backed by and their sources. Somewhat similar to the Miami Heat’s “Miami Vice” jerseys, the Suns might look to add some flare to their look this coming season with this teal blue concept. Although everything remains unconfirmed by the team and league at this point, the following designs leaked from outside sources are worth your consideration. Phoenix Suns Leaked Jersey Concepts for the 2022-23 Seasonīefore getting into some jersey designs we might want to see, we should begin with some that we could see. At the same time, some fan-made uniform concepts have circulated online as well. While waiting for their release though, multiple sources came forward with leaked designs of the jerseys we might actually see this coming season. However, with us now moving onto the 2022-23 season, one can assume the Suns are first in line to receive new uniforms after formerly being left out. Minus the Utah Jazz, every NBA team other than the Suns received new “city edition” uniforms last season. Although Phoenix’s “Valley” threads were a welcome sight in their return, blatantly recycling them still felt like a lazy move from the league. When they were printing out the 2021-22 season’s jerseys, the NBA must have run out of ink right before getting to the Phoenix Suns.

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