Every one of the 30 NBA teams revealed their 2021-22 City Edition uniforms on Monday. Nike and the NBA released the new City Edition jerseys for the 2021-22 season Monday, and the digs are fitting of a 75th-anniversary celebration.
Each NBA team gets a new City Edition uniform for each campaign. While a few teams decided to stick to the proven of last season, most went all-in on attempting to make a splash.
Out of appreciation for the league’s 75th anniversary season, each team’s City Edition uniforms represent “the ultimate basketball moments mixtape – a compilation of the franchise’s greatest hits through the years.”
The Toronto Raptors brought back their beloved jersey dinosaur, however, they put him in the champagne (Papi) and black colorway.
The Atlanta Hawks likewise brought back their monstrous logo jersey, with the Hawk decorating a yellow look that will take off shelves.
The Charlotte Hornets are taking the honeycomb from the court to the jerseys with an inspired look that will look incredible on their home floor.
While not as dangerous, the Los Angles Clippers and Washington Wizards have likewise confessed all, striking designs that are more flying than their regular uniform. The equivalent can be said for the San Antonio Spurs and Milwaukee Bucks, every one of whom added some color pop.
Some are boring (seeing you, Thunder) and others are monstrous (hi, Heat). Yet, there are additionally a few sweet-looking sets.
Everything’s coming up Knicks. Not only are they playing extraordinary basketball, but on the other hand they’re carrying out incredible uniforms. Their shorts rival the Memphis Grizzlies (who we’ll get to shortly) for the best in the whole City Edition collection.
The only bad thing to say about these is that they aren’t the Prince-motivated uniforms from a few years ago. Love the trees on the jersey and shorts.
Have the Grizzlies ever sported bad uniforms? From the logo on the shorts to the unpretentious bear claw marks on the “Memphis” lettering and the “MEM” pattern, these are a sure thing.
The Suns knocked it out of the park with their City Edition unis last season. Running it back was anything but a bad choice.
Something like this ought to be the Rockets’ permanent uniform set. Or if nothing else simply bring back the pinstripes.
What do you get when you join OVO’s black and gold colors with one of the NBA’s best vintage logos? Great City Edition uniforms.
The uniforms and court will cause it to feel like the Nets are back in East Rutherford, N.J. All that will be missing is Sly Fox. In all seriousness, the Nets worked effectively mixing their Long Island and New Jersey roots, while additionally adding a touch of Brooklyn.
Non-Sixers fans may have been confused by the different-colored blocks on the side of the jersey. Yet, the nod to the Spectrum was a good thought and executed to perfection.
You don’t regularly see the combination of a team’s city/name and logo on the front of a jersey. Yet, similar to the Raptors, the Hawks had the option to pull it off with an incredible throwback logo.
It’s just correct that the NBA’s best time team to watch has the best City Edition unis. Indeed, there’s a ton going here, however, the colors and hive design are so acceptable. Can hardly wait for the first LaMelo Ball-to-Miles Bridges alley-oop in these.
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