The bulls are the definition of classic - a logo that has never changed (and is badass, with the blood-tipped horns), uniforms that have ALSO never changed, and it certainly doesn't hurt that all of Michael Jordan's iconic moments were captured in red and black. This is another situation where we just need to get out of the way and curate a couple classic alternate uniforms. Consistently featured in the top ten, it's shocking that they never made it to #1 AND got as low as #23 (who are these people)?!
Current Look: Compiled Blog Rankings
8
AVG RANK
6
MEDIAN RANK
3
HIGHEST RANKING
23
LOWEST RANKING
Current Look: Summing it Up
"Michael Jordan made these jerseys iconic back in the 90's and they've done a great job keeping up that tradition with the same look. It still works today. If only the team was as good."
Designed in 1966, still just as intimidating today.
PROPOSED LOGO
No changes!
GRAPHIC ELEMENTS
The Chicago Bulls lettering holds up today. Numbers are classic, and despite being such a ubiquitous color palette, you can't think red and black without thinking of the bulls.
Vision—Uniforms
ASSOCIATION
Nothing to add here.
ASSOCIATION
Nothing to add here.
ICON
One of the teams that doesn't say the city name on their "away" (now icon) uniforms.
ICON
One of the teams that doesn't say the city name on their "away" (now icon) uniforms.
CITY
They've done the Chicago flag before, but it felt small and inexplicably brought black into the palette. This one sticks with red white and blue, featuring the stars and stripes pretty much everywhere - which looks cool and graphic while allowing the shorts to stand alone.
CITY
They've done the Chicago flag before, but it felt small and inexplicably brought black into the palette. This one sticks with red white and blue, featuring the stars and stripes pretty much everywhere - which looks cool and graphic while allowing the shorts to stand alone.
STATEMENT
An MJ double-tribute, combining his rookie-year script layout with the black colorway they debuted during their 72-win season.
STATEMENT
An MJ double-tribute, combining his rookie-year script layout with the black colorway they debuted during their 72-win season.