Under third-year coach Mike MacIntyre, the University of Colorado Buaffaloes are a program on the rise. As the team looks to return to the success of years past — CU’s accomplishments include a national championship, a Heisman Trophy and a number of first-round NFL Draft picks — they roll out brand new uniform designs that celebrate the school’s proud tradition and unique setting, while adding an updated contemporary flair.
Colorado will boast three different jerseys — white, black and an alternate steel grey — each sporting contrast layered outline on a new custom font, while the away and alternate jersey also incorporate a Flatiron rock-like pattern. The collars all feature thick contrast striping that fades to a point near the chest, a design inspired by the horn of a buffalo.
Those jerseys can be paired with four different pants and four different helmets — white, gold, black and steel grey in each — yielding dozens of uniform combinations, each boldly and stylishly celebrating the colors and identity of CU.
The perfect tribute to a legendary past and a bright future, the new Colorado Buffaloes football uniforms bring bold good looks to Boulder and beyond beginning this fall. The Buffs open their season September 3 at Hawaii.
