The Sixers have one of the cleanest kits in the league, staying true to their heritage and remaining one of the NBA's most classic uniforms. Their logo is simple, clean and retro in all the right ways. Their uniforms have a legacy look that pops. The 76ers design team has done a great job over the past several years of growing their brand and connecting it back to their namesake. Some of the main pieces we've made more prominent are the script typeface, inspired by the declaration of independence and pulled from their City edition uniforms, and the use of the Unite Snake.
Current Look: Compiled Blog Rankings
11
AVG RANK
13
MEDIAN RANK
4
HIGHEST RANKING
16
LOWEST RANKING
Current Look: Summing it Up
"The 76ers found a way to flip the red, white, and blue color scheme into a uniform that connects to their history while also looking edgy enough to work in the modern era."
Their current logo wastes no space and is very satisfying to the eye. The logo itself is a modern take on their 60's era logo with subtle design tweaks. It's simple, appealing, timeless.
PROPOSED LOGO
The only update was to match the more muted blue to a blue that matches the uniforms.
GRAPHIC ELEMENTS
Bye block letters. The Sixers have been playing with a script font reminiscent of the declaration of independence for the past several years in their city and statement jerseys. Our goal was to bring that more to the forefront to create a more ownable look rather than the block letters in their current kits. The secondary liberty bell logo is inspired by their original Syracuse Nationals logo. We've paired this script type with a new number system that extends from their secondary "76" logo.
Vision—Uniforms
ASSOCIATION
Main update here is the script Seventy Sixers. Seventy Sixers was spelled out across the uniform in the 70's and was reintroduced in 2019 Classic Edition uniforms. The goal was to match that look with the updated script font.
ASSOCIATION
Main update here is the script Seventy Sixers. Seventy Sixers was spelled out across the uniform in the 70's and was reintroduced in 2019 Classic Edition uniforms. The goal was to match that look with the updated script font.
ICON
Main update here is in the updated lettering. We wanted a uniform that looks like a modernized Sixers look, but tied tightly to the classic Allen Iverson Slam Magazine cover.
ICON
Main update here is in the updated lettering. We wanted a uniform that looks like a modernized Sixers look, but tied tightly to the classic Allen Iverson Slam Magazine cover.
CITY
The fans have been clamoring to bring back the black uniforms for years. This look incorporates the Ben Franklin's illustrated "Join or Die" snake from the revolution and wraps it around the uniform. We chose the word "Unite" as the Sixers have been using that in pairing with the Snake graphic. Finally, the shorts are an abstracted look at Independence Hall.
CITY
The fans have been clamoring to bring back the black uniforms for years. This look incorporates the Ben Franklin's illustrated "Join or Die" snake from the revolution and wraps it around the uniform. We chose the word "Unite" as the Sixers have been using that in pairing with the Snake graphic. Finally, the shorts are an abstracted look at Independence Hall.
STATEMENT
In recent years the 2000's era look has grown to have a cult like following. These do not simply go rehash that era. Instead, we've repurposed the 76ers logo from that same era over a red uniform. The modernized Nationals logo comes into play here and sits nicely on the side of the shorts and under the number on the front of the jersey.
STATEMENT
In recent years the 2000's era look has grown to have a cult like following. These do not simply go rehash that era. Instead, we’ve repurposed the 76ers logo from that same era over a red uniform. The modernized Nationals logo comes into play here and sits nicely on the side of the shorts and under the number on the front of the jersey.