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Look good, feel good, play good: the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots will put that to the test on Super Bowl Sunday.
Super Bowl 60 comes your way on Sunday night, in beautiful, high-definition quality. While the play is sure to be high quality, the duds will be, as well.
In the lead-up to the Super Bowl, the Patriots and Seahawks already decided on the uniforms they’re set to don come Sunday night.
So, what will each team’s Sunday best be? Here’s what to know about the uniforms that you’ll see on the field come Sunday night.
Patriots Super Bowl uniforms
New England elected to wear its white (away) jerseys with white pants in Super Bowl 60, the team announced on Jan. 29.
The Patriots wore their white jerseys in their last Super Bowl appearance – and win – eight years ago, but they wore blue pants. New England has undergone a uniform facelift in recent years, though, so the on-field look will look a bit different from what they donned in 2019.
Seahawks Super Bowl uniforms
The Seahawks announced that they will wear their navy jerseys over navy pants in Super Bowl 60, a uniform combination Seattle usually wears in home games. It’ll feel especially odd, considering Super Bowl 60 will be played in Levi’s Stadium, home of their NFC West rivals, the San Francisco 49ers.
It’s also the same uniforms the Seahawks wore when they went to the Super Bowl twice and lost.
USA TODAY’s Jack McKessy contributed to this article.
