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Texans new uniforms. Past time for Panthers


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We’ve stayed so close to our original with only one real restyling that it adds a nice level of consistency to the maddening inconsistency everywhere else in this org.

Just some minor tweaks every 5ish years is fine but we don’t need an overhaul…or else this is what happens.

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13 minutes ago, Ricky Spanish said:

Check out this fan mockup of what an update to those jerseys would look like:

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What could have been.

The sad part is that fans with Photoshop often produce way better looking unis than teams with their massive redesign budgets and marketing firms. 

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Every time a team debuts new uniforms that try to be all "sleek" and "modern" they always end up looking dated within 5 years. See the Browns, Bucs and Jaguars re-designs from the mid-2010s. All three teams ended up changing back or to a new design by the end of the decade.

Then look at the most iconic uniforms in the league that have been roughly the same for decades: Steelers, Packers, Raiders, Cowboys, Giants, etc. The one common factor is simplicity.

Everyone wants to be the Oregon Ducks of the NFL. They should stop trying so hard to fix what's not broken.

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3 hours ago, Fenrir said:

Texans and Broncos updates were turrible. 

Broncos throwbacks, though, were a thing of beauty. Should be their primaries. 

 

(Photo provided by Gabriel Christus/Denver Broncos)

When you have a classic uniform like this, I feel like you should embrace it.  For example, I really felt like the Seahawks should have done that in 2012 vs going with that monstrosity they went with.

But I'm a sucker for simple, classic uniforms.

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4 hours ago, Mage said:

This would be the worst time to change uniforms because demand for Panthers gear is low because we suck.  Business wise, it would be smarter to wait until after we have at least one good season that makes fans happy and excited for the future.  That is when they will be more likely to buy the new jerseys you are selling.

Yeah they still got Darnold jerseys to get rid of

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5 hours ago, Mage said:

This would be the worst time to change uniforms because demand for Panthers gear is low because we suck.  Business wise, it would be smarter to wait until after we have at least one good season that makes fans happy and excited for the future.  That is when they will be more likely to buy the new jerseys you are selling.

It actually makes good business sense.  People will buy because it's their team and it's a new uni, then when the team is good they will by the good players.  If they wait till they're good you don't get the double dip

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1 hour ago, Move the Panthers to Raleigh said:

Am I the only one that preferred the original Panther logo? It actually looked like it fit with the rest of the league.

And what could we change with the jerseys that wouldn't make them look tacky or too basic?

With current trends & the type of consultants that would be hired--they likely take the silver out, reduce the shoulder stripe, and it would have this over-simplified bland look to it. 

I think our all blacks with the classic helmet is the best look and is sharp as hell.  Those are great--and then I associate the team w/ the all-white as those are the most worn and look fine. 

It's fairly timeless.  The longer we hold, the more trends will come back around to our styling and we can pass over the current fads.  I do wonder if they'd ever explore an alternative logo but meh.

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