The new turquoise, orange and red jerseys pay homage to the warmups jackets the Spurs wore in the ’90s. Credit: Courtesy Photo / San Antonio Spurs
The San Antonio Spurs organization leaned into nostalgia Tuesday, revealing that the team’s bringing back Fiesta colors on its City Edition jerseys for the next two seasons.
The turquoise-, pink- and orange-striped jerseys pay homage to the franchise’s ’90s warm-up jackets. The gear also features the team’s new corporate partner’s logo, French crypto-security company Ledger.
“This season’s City Edition jersey gives a new generation of Spurs players the honor of stepping into the city’s story and carrying it forward,” Vice President of Marketing Jordan Mandelkorn said in a statement. “With each evolution of the City Edition, we’ve found new ways to celebrate San Antonio’s heritage while reflecting the energy of the next generation, connecting past and present and reminding us that our history is always part of our future.”
The Spurs’ current City Edition jersey, released last year, features the city’s name in brown, outlined in a light orange shadow.
Fans can grab the new Fiesta City Edition jerseys when they go on sale Tuesday, Nov. 11.
The Spurs also will hold a jersey launch party that same day at The Rock at La Cantera. More details on the shindig are available on the Spurs’ website.
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