UniformViolation.com - The Sports Fashion Police. ColorWerx. The Football Uniform Site. Elcome to the new and vastly improved football uniform site. If this is your first visit (and even if its not), this site displays graphical renditions of football uniforms. As creators of this site, Kevin Beller and Paul Reeths specialize in rare uniforms from several of the smaller leagues. We first started working on these uniform graphics for the United States Football League site and quickly found ourselves with requests to do several others. We started this site to show our work. We intend to eventually complete all the leagues listed on the left as well as add uniforms for defunct teams from the National Football League and any new leagues that may spring up in the meantime. We need your help. Sign My Guestbook | View My Guestbook This site has been visited times since July 30, 2001. Main Page | AFL | Arena | CFL | USFL | WFL | WLAF/NFLE This Site Created by Contact Us. The Hockey Uniform Database.
Ultimate Mets Database - Mets Uniform History. 1962Original uniform design Team Colors: Royal Blue and Orange HOME UNIFORMJersey: Design Description: Original design combines aspects of the uniforms of the New York Yankees, Brooklyn Dodgers and New York Giants. White button-down jersey with royal blue pinstripes (pinstripes based on the Yankees), with "Mets" in script across front on an upward slant (layout style based on that of the Dodgers).
"Mets" script is royal blue (taken from the Dodgers) outlined in orange (taken from the Giants). Royal blue undersweater. Numbering Style: Block, two-color (royal blue with orange outline), eight-inch numbers. Block style is same as the style used by the Yankees at the time, although the Yankees were using one-color numbers; the Mets use two-color. Pants & Other: Design Description: White belted pants with royal blue pinstripes. Cap: Same for home and road uniforms. Numbering Style: Full-block, two-color (royal blue with orange outline), eight-inch numbers. A slight change is made to the cap. Helmetpix. Mets by the Numbers. LogoServer: Preserving Logos. Preserving History. Infinite Helmets- abode. Illustrated NFL- Chuck Ren & Other Notable Artists. Helmet Hut. Greenxoblue: NFL Seahawks Game Used Equipment & Vintage Memorabilia Portal.
Football Uniforms Past and Present. 2000's Though we are in the infint stages of the 2000's it is apparent that this is the golden age of uniforms in the NFL. Teams all over the league are making changes. Some changes radical, some changes subtle but all in all everyone recognizes the importance of a quality looking uniform. There doesn't seem to be a leaguewide standard so many teams assert some independent creativity. Denver boasts a uniform of swashy looking stripes while still others insist on adding more stripes to their traditional look. Helmets have begun to take on an individuality as well. The mainstays are still there like Oakland's classic silver and black and Chicago's Navy and Orange. Saints sported an all black uniform in 2001 that seemed to go against the grain but seems to have been well received by other clubs.
In terms of socks Detroit is the only club to bring out a solid colored stocking for their Thanksgiving game and a few clubs went with black cleats. NFL PROTOTYPES. Here are three radically different proposed Falcons helmets. The first is a prototype supposedly considered by the team during it's inception in the late 60s. The second was a change proposed around 1974. The final helmet is a design group portfolio item I first saw in 2002. I have heard that former Falcon running back Jamal Anderson helped with the design.
It may have been considered by the team, but I have no idea. The Bombers were Baltimore's bid for a new NFL team in the early 1990s. I'm honestly not sure if this is an actual helmet design or simply a fan creation. This reversed image helmet, with orange stripes on a black background instead of black on orange, was first seen during an interview with head coach Marvin Lewis on the NFL Network this season. Below is a photo of team founder Paul Brown surrounded several different prototype Bengals designs. The 'CB' logo was pushed by the league claiming they needed a more identifiable trademark. The so-called "one day" logo. Back Home. Throwbacks, Throwback Jerseys, Vintage Flannels, Vintage Jerseys, Baseball Caps | Ebbets Field. WSI's FlyingSock.com News System.
By George Bova In 1900, Charles Comiskey moved his St. Paul franchise of the Western League to Chicago's South Side. The newly-re-christened American League was challenging the established National League for baseball supremacy and Chicago was ground zero for their assault. Playing at 39th Street Grounds (just four blocks from their current home) Comiskey's White Stockings won the league championship that season, and won the pennant again in 1901. For over 100 years now, the Sox have called that same neighborhood--Chicago's Armour Square-- their home. It's the longest unbroken string of any professional sports franchise in America. Though most of the teams through the years have been mediocre, the stars of the Sox have been amongst the greatest ever to shine in baseball. White Sox Interactive is pleased to bring Sox Fans the internet's most complete summary of the uniforms of our Chicago White Sox.
Sox Fans, who loves ya, baby! Introduction 1901: White Stockings. Take comfort, Sox Fans. History of the Chicago Bears Uniform - Chicago Bears. Uniform History The Chicago Bears, originally called the Decatur Staleys when founded in 1920, wore blue jerseys with tan colored vertical striping in their inaugural season. The vertical stripes were actually stripes of leather sewn onto the uniform to help the ball carrier secure the ball. In 1935 the Bears introduced an orange jersey with black arm stripes and black helmet and by 1958 were wearing the familiar navy blue with burnt orange.
The Bears unique "rounded" number style on the uniforms and numbers on the sides of the sleeves of the jerseys date back to the 1950's. The Bears trademark 'C' logo appeared on helmets in 1962 and its use continues through present day although the mark has changed from white to orange and the shape has changed slightly. The initials GSH were added to the left sleeve in 1984 in honor of the late 'Papa Bear' George S. The Bears' uniform history is as varied and interesting as the history of the team itself.
Bears Uniform by Decade 1920's Back to top 1930s. BucTracker. Super Bowl Cartoon Art and Sports History. Remember the ABA: Uniform and Warmup Galleries.