The Orlando Magic introduced three new uniforms, along with new logos and a new court, as they prepare for the upcoming season.
To get fans excited for the new look, the team produced a hype video featuring highlights from past seasons, and bringing us up to the present.
— Orlando Magic (@OrlandoMagic) June 3, 2025
Here is a look at the new uniforms — which are clearly retro-inspired:
Per the team:
The three new uniforms, Association (white), Icon (blue) and Statement (black) have evolved into modern classics, honoring the rich history of the Magic’s most iconic jerseys while ushering in a new era of Orlando Magic basketball. With the return of the bold pinstripes, the MAGIC and ORLANDO wordmarks, uniform trim and bold star on the shorts of the Association and Icon editions, the uniforms are a nostalgic tribute to a favorite of the Magic’s fanbase while being on trend with current and future style. The Statement uniform, the only Jordan brand uniform in the lineup, is influenced by the Orlando Magic’s original on-court warm-up jackets with bold pinstripes and the new star-centric icon featured on the shorts.
Let’s look at the new uniforms now:
WHITE UNIFORM:
The white uniform, like the two other new unis, features vertical pinstripes on both jersey and pants. Thin black/blue/black stripes are present around the neck and arm openings. “MAGIC” with a star for the “A” and player number are also on the front of the jersey, in blue outlined in black.
The shorts feature a thick black/blue/black waistband, with thin black/blue/black striping on the hems (matching that on the jersey). A large star logo is found on both sides of the pants, and there is a new logo found in the center of the waistband.
BLUE UNIFORM:
Similar to the new white uniform, this version features white vertical pinstripes on a blue base. Collar and sleeve openings both have a thin black/white/black striping, while the wordmark reads “ORLANDO” with the “A” being substituted with the new star logo. Player number is in white, with a thin black outline, and centered beneath the wordmark.
Like its white counterpart, the blue shorts have white pinstripes, large star logo on both sides of the pants, and the thick waistband is in a black/white/black pattern. Thin black/white/black stripes are at the hem of the pants.
BLACK UNIFORM:
Of the three new uniforms, the black one is the most different from the other two. The top third of the jersey is blue, followed by a diagonally placed “MAGIC” wordmark, which is in black and bordered by two grayish-white stripes. The “A” in “MAGIC” is represented with a star logo. Arm openings and collar have a silver-gray/black striping. White pinstripes on a black base are below the wordmark. Player number in white with a blue outline is beneath the wordmark, slightly offset to the player’s left.
The all black shorts also have vertical pinstripes, with a solid black waistband and a new “ORLANDO” logo sits in the center. Both sides of the pants feature the new blue basketball/stars logo.
With the new uniforms comes a set of new logos. The team describes them thusly:
The logos incorporate the stars in multiple ways – a variation of the past with a “new-look” cascading star trail and making a comeback in the wordmark replacing the “A” in both “Orlando” and “Magic.” It also stays true to the team’s roots continuing with the colors of Magic blue, Magic black and Magic silver. The updated look includes the team’s secondary logo with the iconic star behind the ball appearing in motion, reflecting the team propelling forward and building on the heritage and history of the Magic from its birth in 1989.
Finally, no new set of uniforms or logos would be complete without a new court, right?
In general, I’m a big fan of the redesign. Both the new white and blue uniforms are beautiful harkbacks to previous uniforms worn by the team. I’m a little less enthusiastic about the new black uniforms, but they too will provide a nostalgic feel for the team and its fans. I do like the symmetry of the uniforms, and they’re busy enough with the pinstripes, so it’s nice the team didn’t feel the need to add any additional piping or striping. Unfortunately, I haven’t seen a rear view of any of the jerseys, but we can probably assume the numbers on back will simply be larger versions of the numbers in front. I’d expect white NOB on the blue and black jerseys, with likely blue NOB for the white set.
What do you guys think?
