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Another day, another advertisement on an MLB uniform.

Even if you don’t follow cycling, the EF team’s sock situation has a lot to say about the current state of the uni-verse.

A team executive saved tons of old merch catalogs from the 1960s and ’70s. Half a century later, we have the fun of checking them out.

With their smaller creative budgets and quicker turnaround times, hockey cards were ripe for very entertaining airbrush jobs.

Graphic Artist Danny Kaufmann has imagined soccer kits for baseball teams. Here’s the American League set.

The black-and-white striped shirts universally worn by football officials today evolved over time, from no uniforms at all to the “zebra” stripe pattern ubiquitous in football for decades.

A small booklet has a lot to tell us about the early days of college football.

It turns out that throwback uniforms extend beyond the world of sports.

Why would Fleer go out of its way to make cards showing inaccurate uniforms?

Our weekly roundup of Sunday’s NFL uni news.

Jonah Ward and Steve Gonzales wanted to challenge themselves with connecting to city identities, as well as uniquely named teams that gave them unconventional challenges and prompts to roll with. The designers alternated with city and name choices. Both designers collaborated on the helmets, logos, and uniforms, depicted in this series.

When the Bills in mono-blue don’t make the list, you know there were some bad looking games

This year’s Stadium Series game is about three weeks away, and now we know what the teams will be wearing.

A look through Paul’s uniform catalog collection provided a fun surprise, which is now hanging on the wall.

An unassuming pair of jerseys for a local store team were hiding a tremendous secret. Jersey restorer extraordinaire Bill Henderson was able to crack the case.