Report: Milwaukee Bucks Unveil New Uniforms

The Milwaukee Bucks unveiled their new colors and logos back in April, but they kept their new uniforms under wraps until Friday — and it was worth the wait.

The team’s new unis — which, like the rest of the team’s new visual program were designed by the Brooklyn branding firm Doubleday & Cartwright — are an appealing mix of old and new. The new custom typeface and green-cream color scheme have been deployed to create simple but effective chest designs for the home whites and road greens. The back-jersey designs are similarly straightforward.

Throughout the entire uniform set, the use of cream — an unusual color for a pro sports team — works extremely well.But the most crowd-pleasing design element figures to be the rainbow-striped side panels, a shout-out to the uniforms the team wore from 1976 through 1993.

Source: Paul Lukas of ESPN