Jazz unveil new logos, jerseys as part of 2-year rollout
The Utah Jazz unveiled on Wednesday a new set of logos and jerseys slated to be released over the next two seasons.
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After shifting to black and yellow jerseys and logos ahead of the 2022-23 season, the team’s revamped look is based on their new official colors: “mountain purple,” “midnight black,” and “sky blue.”
The Jazz’s new branding consists of four new uniforms. Their City Edition kits for the upcoming 2024-25 season include a purple jersey bearing mountains behind the city name. A black Statement Edition jersey will take over for its predecessor starting Jan. 1, 2025.
Utah’s final two releases – white and purple uniforms with a mountainous landscape in the background – will become the team’s Association and Icon Edition jerseys for the 2025-26 season.
“We know the purple pops,” Jazz governor Ryan Smith told ESPN’s Andrew Lopez. “It’s how a lot of people know us. It’s not simple because you have a couple other teams that have a couple other variations of purple. Making this our own has been what we’ve been working on.”
He added: “The one thing that is absolutely part of who we are is these mountains that sit within 15 miles of no matter where you live.”
The Jazz will wear this season’s jerseys as their main kits through the 2024-25 campaign.
