Cleveland
Cavaliers

Even this, probably the most consistent look for a team who has never really had anything other than "wine and gold" to rally around, is planted firmly in the bottom third of the league. It's the look they won a title in and it does tell the story of the name better than past iterations but, we weren't convinced it was entirely worth saving.

Current Look: Compiled Blog Rankings

22
AVG
RANK
24
MEDIAN
RANK
8
HIGHEST
RANKING
30
LOWEST
RANKING

Current Look: Summing it Up

"...why, oh why, did the team opt for a solid black, ugly shield to backdrop their primary logo? It's bold, but unnecessarily so."

—The Fieldhouse

Vision—Uniforms
ASSOCIATION

White with wine and gold numbers has always been the best part of their kit, even more so now with the updated typography. The shorts feature the dagger logo on the belt buckle and the full sword on each leg.

ASSOCIATION

White with wine and gold numbers has always been the best part of their kit, even more so now with the updated typography. The shorts feature the dagger logo on the belt buckle and the full sword on each leg.

ICON

As a nod to the Cavs' original uniforms, we went gold with red lettering, no stroke. Both association and icon uniforms say "Cleveland Cavaliers" so no need to change layout or hierarchy.

ICON

As a nod to the Cavs' original uniforms, we went gold with red lettering, no stroke. Both association and icon uniforms say "Cleveland Cavaliers" so no need to change layout or hierarchy.

CITY

The wine background with a gold THE LAND label in the same extended lettering as CLEVELAND. The shorts feature two of the Guardians of Traffic from the Hope Memorial Bridge—one of the coolest gateways to a city we've ever seen.

CITY

The wine background with a gold THE LAND label in the same extended lettering as CLEVELAND. The shorts feature two of the Guardians of Traffic from the Hope Memorial Bridge—one of the coolest gateways to a city we've ever seen.

STATEMENT

Jesse Owens grew up and rose to fame in Ohio. This tribute to his performance and symbolism at the Munich Games features the same markings he wore for the Olympics, and race-inspired numbers in DIN, the former national typeface of Germany.

STATEMENT
#1 Overall
#1 Statement

Jesse Owens grew up and rose to fame in Ohio. This tribute to his performance and symbolism at the Munich Games features the same markings he wore for the Olympics, and race-inspired numbers in DIN, the former national typeface of Germany.