TCU Football boasts a rich tradition, from its top-5 finish in the 2014 season, all the way back to the team’s 1935 national championship under coach Dutch Meyer and his famous spread offense. Decades of on-field innovation and the overall attitude of the team inspire a new TCU Football uniform for the 2015 season.
Representing TCU’s relentless style of play, as well as its partnership with Nike that’s predicated on advancing uniform design and engineering, the new TCU Mach Speed Uniform features the most cutting-edge technology available — from lightweight fabrics to breezy circulation to overall comfort — executed in aesthetics that honor TCU and its Horned Frogs moniker. In fact the look of the horned frog’s scaly “armor” is integrated into every square inch of the home and alternate uniforms — a sublimated reptilian print actually covers the jersey and pants from head to toe. Both of those uniforms feature solid-white numbers, stylishly offsetting the conspicuousness of the pattern.
TCU’s road uniform is a white-on-white affair that’s finished with purple scales in the collar, armholes and numbers, yielding a remarkably attractive juxtaposition. Not merely an obligatory all-white away set though, the uniform represents good sportsmanship, and is said to serve as an inspiration for victory.
Finally, all three new TCU Football uniforms feature “GIVE EM HELL” stitched inside the back-neckline, taken from the “Riff Ram” cheer that’s been shouted by fans at home games since the 1970s.
