With the NBA season fully underway, Nike has officially unveiled the 2023-24 City Edition jerseys.
The uniforms, which made rounds on social media last week to mixed receptions, were fully revealed this morning complete with descriptions for all 30 looks. Home teams will wear the jerseys during the inaugural NBA In-Season Tournament beginning tomorrow, Nov. 3 with the Milwaukee Bucks hosting the New York Knicks at 7:30 pm ET and the Dallas Mavericks meeting the Denver Nuggets on the road at 10 pm ET.
Beyond the tournament, Nike promises that the City Edition uniforms will be prominent at a number of NBA events throughout the season.
“The game’s past, present and future is deeply embedded in these designs,” Sonja Henning, Nike's North America vice president of league partnerships, said. “In working with teams across the NBA, we were able to create new uniforms that are a canvas for storytelling from each community. We’re excited to see the Nike NBA City Edition uniforms take the floor during the league’s new In-Season Tournament.”
Scroll on for a full look at all of the jerseys along with descriptions and look for them in action beginning tomorrow night.
The Wizards jersey is inspired by the patinaed look of buildings throughout Washington, D.C.
Late '90s and early 2000s designs inspire Utah's City Edition jersey.
This year's Raptors City Edition covers the jersey in gold, which is usually reserved as an accent color.
The Spurs' City Edition is inspired by the Hemisfair, a fair which was instrumental in the team's legacy.
Sacramento's 2023-24 look is a homage to the 1968 Cincinnati Royals Road uniform.
Portland's City Edition honors late head coach Jack Ramsay and his plaid ensembles.
The "El Valle" Suns jersey pays tribute to the team's Mexican fanbase.
Philly's City Edition jersey is inspired by the city's Reading Terminal Market.
The Magic's jersey features a subtle chainlink pattern designed to resemble a suit of armor.
OKC's jersey includes abstract patterns combining past Thunder logos.
Knicks creative director Ronnie Fieg put a Kith spin on this year's Knicks jersey largely inspired by Frank Sinatra's "Theme from New York, New York."
New Orleans' vibrant nightlife scene inspires the colors on the team's City Edition jersey.
Minnesota's "Land of 10,000" lakes distinction is driven home with this water-patterned jersey.
The densely speckled Bucks jersey is meant to represent the fans that packed the team's Deer District during the 2021 NBA Finals.
Miami's "Heat Culture" mantra is front and center on this year's edition.
The Grizzlies' City Edition jersey nods to their secondary "MEM" logo.
The Lakers uniform takes a page from the old Minneapolis Lakers logo design.
Los Angeles-based artist Jonas Wood created this '80s-inspired look for the Clippers.
Indianapolis' colorful murals and street signs serve as the inspiration for this Pacers look.
This '90s-inspired Rockets design includes direct tributes to two of the franchise's biggest names: Hakeem Olajuwon and Clyde Drexler.
San Francisco's cable cars inspire the misaligned logo of this Golden State jersey.
For Detroit's jersey, Nike looked to the "Bad Boys" era of the '90s.
Denver's mile-high city status is highlighted with a mountain design and "5,280" script.
Artist and Texas native Leon Bridges serves as the inspiration for this year's Dallas Mavericks design.
Cleveland's rich performing arts scene add some regal inspiration to this design.
The Bulls jersey is inspired by the team's "Madhouse on Madison" arena from the '90s.
The Charlotte Mint inspires the colors of this Hornets uniform.
Brooklyn-based artist KAWS put his signature touch on this year's Nets uniform.
Boston's City Edition options looks back to the game's earliest days with peach basket-inspired detailing.
The Atlanta Hawks reference last year's "Peachtree Street" City Edition jersey with updates inspired by the team's 1968 uniforms.
