Reds unveil new-look uniforms

[AutographCollector]

I like the Mr. Redleg on the sleeve,and the new old-fashioned graphics.The Reds did this one right in my book.I 100% agree with you. They added the "old school" look with a taste of current fashion to go right along with it. Kudos to the Reds. :clapping

[redlegsfan21]

I must say, ownership did a good job with these. The road jersey reminded me of the '70s look. The alternates look almost exactly the same as current. And the all-important home jersey seems very classical. It has the number on the right chest and Reds' logo on the left. But you can see for yourself.


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[wilkerson_rulz-06]

Very nice jerseys, they do look very classic.

[Jason R. Maier]

I also like the look

[Elvis]

Nice upgrade. I would've gone without the collar piping so it would look more like the classic big red machine look, but me likey. I think the Reds must hold the MLB franchise record for most uniform changes.

[Chisox73]

Great job by the Reds on thise new jerseys.:clapping

I like the Mr. Redleg on the sleeve,and the new old-fashioned graphics.The Reds did this one right in my book.

[redlegsfan21]

Nice upgrade. I would've gone without the collar piping so it would look more like the classic big red machine look, but me likey. I think the Reds must hold the MLB franchise record for most uniform changes.
I'm sure the Blue Jays might have that title. 8 uniform changes since their inception in '77.

[Chisox73]

I'm sure the Blue Jays might have that title. 8 uniform changes since their inception in '77.
The White Sox have had 10 different since 1950.

[riverfrontier]

Without the aid of google, I would say that the Cubs have changed their uniforms more than the Reds. The Reds, if anyone cares to remember, were the last team in baseball to abandon the V-neck, sans-a-belt style. Softball leagues nationwide carry the torch.