The biggest award in women’s college basketball uniform excellence is here!
The 2024 UNISWAG Women’s Basketball Uniform of the Year voting is officially live—and now it’s your turn to crown the best look in the game. All season long, teams have hit the court in some of the boldest, cleanest, and most creative designs out there, and we’ve narrowed it down to the elite.
This goes beyond just a jersey—it’s a celebration of identity, culture, and straight-up swag. From modern heat to classic throwbacks, these uniforms made serious statements all season long. But only one team can walk away with the title.
Voting runs June 12-15, with the winner revealed on June 16. Cast your vote, rep your squad, and be part of the decision that defines the year in women’s hoops style.
The biggest award in basketball uniform excellence is here! The 2024 UNISWAG Men’s Basketball Uniform of the Year voting is officially live, and now it’s your turn to crown the best look in the game. All season long, programs across the country have stepped on the court in some of the most fire, creative, and elite designs we’ve ever seen—and we’ve narrowed it down to the top contenders.
This is more than just a jersey—this is a battle of identity, culture, and straight-up swag. From bold alternates to classic throwbacks, these looks turned heads all year long. Only one team can take the title.
Voting runs from June 5-9, and the winner will be revealed on June 16. So cast your vote and help decide who rocked the best fit in college hoops this season.
Who owned the hardwood in style? It’s time to decide.
The Orlando Magic are embracing their past while looking boldly toward the future with a refreshed identity that blends nostalgia with modern flair. During a special celebration, the team unveiled a redesigned logo and three new uniforms—each infused with symbolism that speaks to the franchise’s storied legacy and its championship ambitions.
At the center of this rebrand is the return of an iconic symbol: the star. A fan-favorite from the Magic’s early days, the star has re-emerged as the heartbeat of the franchise's visual identity. The updated primary logo revives the cascading star trail—this time with a fresh, dynamic edge—while cleverly integrating stars into the wordmarks, replacing the “A” in both “Orlando” and “Magic.” This “reach for the stars” theme reflects the team’s upward momentum and unyielding pursuit of greatness.
The logo’s core colors—Magic blue, black, and silver—remain, grounding the rebrand in the team’s roots. The refreshed secondary logo, featuring a ball in motion behind a shining star, symbolizes progress and evolution since the franchise’s inception in 1989.
Complementing the new logo are three revitalized uniforms: the Association (white), Icon (blue), and Statement (black) editions. These threads are a love letter to the Magic’s most beloved jersey eras, with a modern twist that fits today’s fashion-forward game.
The Association and Icon editions feature bold pinstripes, a nod to the iconic '90s Magic look, with “MAGIC” and “ORLANDO” wordmarks respectively across the chest. The uniforms also include sleek trim and a prominent star on the shorts, reinforcing the celestial theme that runs throughout the brand.
The Statement uniform—crafted by Jordan Brand—is perhaps the boldest of the bunch. Inspired by the Magic’s original warm-up jackets, it channels vintage energy with modern precision. Black with pinstripes and featuring the new star-centric icon on the shorts, this uniform is built for statement moments on the hardwood.
Shelly Wilkes, Magic Executive Vice President of Marketing and Social Responsibility, emphasized the collaborative effort behind the redesign: “Based on fan feedback, the new logo was a collaboration and really a labor of love keeping in mind the affinity our fans have for our brand identity... This logo and new uniforms signify the beginning of a new era of excellence for the Magic while paying homage to the past.”
As the franchise charges into the next chapter, this refreshed identity reminds fans that while styles may evolve, greatness remains timeless. The Magic have always been about looking up—and now, with stars leading the way, that message has never been clearer.
As the NCAA Tournament approaches, UConn Women’s Basketball is stepping onto the court in a fresh new look. The Huskies unveiled an updated uniform set introducing modernized home and away designs while still paying tribute to the program’s rich history.
Both the home (white) and away (blue) jerseys feature a bold “UConn” wordmark across the chest, with a striking red "U" and numbers outlined in red. The trim around the collar and shoulders blends the school’s **three main colors—white, flag blue, and red—**for a cohesive, classic feel. A subtle embossed design adds an extra layer of detail, enhancing the overall aesthetic.
The white shorts incorporate a thick flag blue stripe across the lower right leg, with “Huskies” placed prominently on top—a possible nod to the iconic uniforms worn in 1995, when UConn won its first national championship. The blue shorts mirror the same layout, but with a red stripe instead.
This new uniform set replaces the previous edition, which debuted in 2020 when UConn rejoined the Big East Conference. Over the years, the Huskies have shown an appreciation for their own uniform history, bringing back early-2000s throwbacks during the 2021-22 season and even making them their primary look at the end of the 2023-24 campaign.
Interestingly, this isn't the latest UConn has ever introduced new uniforms. Back in 1995, the Huskies famously unveiled a fresh set at the Final Four, marking a historic moment for the program.
With their legacy of excellence and a brand-new look for the postseason, UConn is ready to make another championship run—this time, in style.
Baylor Women’s Basketball is bringing fresh energy to the court this post-season with a brand-new uniform set that blends tradition, modern design, and school pride. The Bears’ latest look stays true to their signature green and gold color scheme while incorporating sleek design elements that set them apart.
The new uniforms come in two striking versions: a crisp white base with bold green and gold accents along the sides, and a green edition with gold detailing that mirrors the same dynamic design. “BEARS” is prominently displayed across the chest in Baylor’s signature font, ensuring a strong visual identity. Both sets are completed with matching shorts that carry over the same vibrant color blocking.
A special touch is found on the waistband of the shorts, where "SIC 'EM" is embroidered in bright yellow on a green background. This nod to Baylor’s rallying cry adds an extra layer of school spirit to the uniform, reinforcing the team’s culture and pride.
Not only do these uniforms look great, but they are designed with performance in mind. The lightweight, breathable material ensures maximum comfort and flexibility, allowing the team to play at their best while representing Baylor with confidence.
Northern Arizona University is launching into a new era of sports branding with a complete overhaul of their alternate identity. Introducing the Astrojacks: a space-themed transformation that includes a fresh color scheme, brand-new logos, new uniforms, and even a revamped mascot. Say hello to Blouie the Space Ox—yes, an ox that still wields an axe but now sports a futuristic aesthetic that ties directly into Flagstaff’s rich history in space research.
NAU’s new Astrojack uniforms ditch the school’s traditional gold and navy for a striking deep-space navy and sky blue palette, reflecting the beauty of Flagstaff’s Dark Sky City designation. The jersey features a sleek, modernized “A” logo with planetary rings, while the shorts include gradient striping reminiscent of the night sky. The side panels feature the words “Dark Sky City,” further cementing the school’s ties to astronomical exploration.
On the back of the jersey, player names and numbers pop in an electric blue, adding to the futuristic feel of the uniform. Even Blouie the Space Ox’s presence is felt with a secondary logo placement, ensuring that the new mascot is front and center in this interstellar rebranding.
Flagstaff is no stranger to space exploration. Home to the renowned Lowell Observatory—where Pluto was discovered—NAU is embracing its cosmic connection and joining a growing list of universities with space-related branding.
This space-centric shift opens up multiple opportunities beyond just a unique alternate identity. Special edition Astrojacks merchandise could be a massive hit, tapping into both sports fans and the broader Flagstaff community’s deep ties to astronomy.
NAU’s decision to roll out the Astrojacks branding in select sports is an intriguing move that signals potential long-term investment. If the fan response is strong, could we see this identity expand into a full-time rebrand? Only time will tell. For now, NAU is proving that the sky isn’t the limit—it’s just the beginning.
The NBA has officially revealed the uniforms for the 74th NBA All-Star Game, set to take place on Sunday, February 16, at 8 PM ET in San Francisco. This year’s uniforms pay homage to the cultural richness of San Francisco and Oakland, seamlessly blending the identities of the Bay Area communities with a design that reflects the legacy of the host team, the Golden State Warriors. For the eighth consecutive year, Jordan Brand will be outfitting the league’s top stars, delivering a look that celebrates both history and innovation.
The navy and light blue uniforms incorporate design elements inspired by Oakland’s natural and cultural landmarks. A detailed pattern along the jersey and shorts represents the deep-rooted history of Oakland’s iconic oak trees. The belt buckle on the shorts prominently features an image of an oak tree, symbolizing strength and resilience. The vertical font on the jersey draws inspiration from Oakland’s renowned theater district, reflecting the city’s artistic and architectural heritage.
The red uniforms take cues from the vibrant energy and movement of San Francisco. The side pattern is designed to resemble the famous cable car lines that weave through the streets of San Francisco. The belt buckle on the shorts showcases an intricate image of a cable car, paying tribute to one of the city’s most recognizable symbols. The font on the jersey is designed to mimic the motion of a cable car climbing the city’s legendary hills, capturing the essence of San Francisco’s unique topography.
In addition to the city-specific elements, all 2025 NBA All-Star Game uniforms feature the NBA All-Star 2025 star logo displayed on the right chest, incorporating bridge-like details that echo the iconic Golden Gate and Bay bridges. The inscription “74th Annual” is positioned above the black jock tag on every jersey, commemorating this milestone event in NBA history.
With a design philosophy that intertwines the historical and cultural elements of both host cities, this year’s All-Star uniforms celebrate the essence of the Bay Area while providing a fresh and modern look for the league’s brightest stars. As the basketball world turns its eyes to San Francisco for the highly anticipated showdown, these uniforms will undoubtedly serve as a fitting tribute to the region’s storied legacy and enduring impact on the game.
Richmond men’s basketball is set to honor one of its most cherished figures, Greg Beckwith, with a special uniform debut during their January 25 home game against Davidson. The Spiders will don white throwback jerseys inspired by the 1985-86 season, Beckwith’s senior year, when he led the team to its second-ever NCAA Tournament appearance. This tribute, created in collaboration with adidas and the Greg Beckwith Foundation, celebrates Beckwith’s lasting legacy both on and off the court.
Greg Beckwith, a Hall-of-Fame point guard for Richmond during the mid-1980s, passed away unexpectedly in May after a heart attack. His impact on the basketball program and beyond is immeasurable. Beckwith’s senior season in 1985-86 saw him guide the Spiders back to the NCAA Tournament, building on the success of the team’s historic first NCAA appearance in 1984, when they shocked Auburn and Charles Barkley in the first round.
The new white throwback uniforms were meticulously crafted to pay homage to the iconic style of the 1985-86 season. The jerseys feature a classic v-neck design made from white mesh, accented with navy blue and power red details. The school name is displayed in a vertical arc across the chest in full block font, with power red lettering outlined in navy blue. Additional elements include the adidas and Atlantic 10 logos, as well as a special #BeckEffect hashtag on the inner back collar, further emphasizing Beckwith’s enduring influence.
Richmond will also have a blue throwback version of the jerseys, which the team will wear for a future road game. Together, these uniforms serve as a visual connection to Beckwith’s time as a Spider and a reminder of his contributions to the sport.
The tribute goes beyond the court. The game-worn jerseys will be auctioned off at richmondspiders.com/auctions, with proceeds benefiting the Greg Beckwith Foundation. This foundation aims to provide scholarships for students aspiring to careers in the sporting goods industry while promoting inclusivity and diversity within the field.
The University of Hawaii women’s basketball team is set to make history this Saturday as they take to the court wearing fan-designed uniforms for the first time ever. The Rainbow Wahine will face off against the University of California, Irvine during the highly anticipated event, "Beeman’s Bigger Bash."
This annual event, named after head coach Laura Beeman, aims to break the single-game attendance record for UH women’s basketball. Last year, the event brought in over 5,000 fans, marking the highest attendance for the program in 20 years. The all-time record, however, dates back to 1998, when 6,192 fans packed the arena to cheer on the Rainbow Wahine. This year, the team is rallying fans to surpass that historic milestone.
Adding to the excitement, UH is the first college program in the nation to hold a nationwide uniform design contest, inviting fans to submit their creative visions. The contest garnered an impressive 125 submissions, with designs reflecting the spirit and culture of Hawaii.
The winning design, dubbed the “sUHrf City” uniform, was created by Isaac Daggett, a talented fan from Colorado Springs. Daggett’s design captures the essence of the islands and the pride of the Rainbow Wahine. To celebrate his achievement, UH will fly Daggett to Hawaii to attend Saturday’s game, where he will be honored on the court in front of thousands of fans.
“Beeman’s Bigger Bash” promises to be a night of thrilling basketball and community spirit, with fans encouraged to come out in full force to support the team and experience this groundbreaking moment. The debut of the “sUHrf City” uniform not only highlights the connection between the team and its passionate fanbase but also sets a new standard for fan engagement in collegiate sports.
Tip-off against UC Irvine is set for Saturday evening, and all eyes will be on the Rainbow Wahine as they chase victory and aim to make history both on and off the court. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this record-breaking event and witness the debut of a uniform designed by the fans, for the fans.
The University of Houston Men's Basketball program is set to unveil a striking new look as part of its homage to the city it proudly represents. On February 1, the Cougars will debut their Houston Blue uniforms during their Big 12 Conference showdown against Texas Tech.
The announcement of the Houston Blue uniforms was made during halftime of the Cougars' recent game against Utah at the Fertitta Center, generating excitement among fans and students alike. This initiative is part of the University of Houston Athletics' broader effort to honor the city of Houston by incorporating Houston Blue into its uniform selections. The commemorative uniforms are reserved for special occasions, particularly matchups against in-state rivals.
The Houston Blue concept extends beyond basketball. In the fall, the Houston Football team showcased their Houston Blue uniforms during a thrilling game against Baylor. Houston Volleyball also embraced the color for their match against Texas Tech, while the Women's Golf team proudly wore Houston Blue jerseys early in their fall season. This widespread adoption underscores the university's commitment to celebrating the rich history and culture of the city of Houston.
The significance of Houston Blue dates back over a century. In the early 1920s, the City of Houston installed its original street markers, characterized by light blue and white tiles embedded into drying cement curbs. Remarkably, approximately 4,000 of these historic markers still exist today, serving as a reminder of the city’s unique identity.
In the 1960s, the Houston Police Department adopted the light blue color for their patrol cars, further embedding the hue into the city's visual identity. Additionally, the Houston Buffs, the city’s former minor league baseball team, sported blue lettering on their white and gray jerseys. In 1960, the team’s caps featured a bold blue with a white "H," and by 1961, their jerseys proudly displayed light blue lettering. These historical connections have helped establish Houston Blue as a symbol of pride and tradition for the city.
Fans won’t want to miss the Cougars’ first appearance in their Houston Blue uniforms on February 1. The game against Texas Tech promises to be an electric event, celebrating both the team’s talent and the city’s rich heritage. With the Fertitta Center as the backdrop, the debut of Houston Blue will be a moment to remember, uniting the team, the university, and the city under one vibrant color.
