Commanders unveil new uniforms, featuring Super Bowl-era home and away jerseys, all-black alternate

Washington first tested the idea of returning to the team’s traditional appearance in 2025 when the Commanders added their “Super Bowl era” uniform to their closet, which now serves as the team’s road look. The uniform reverted the club back to its trademark appearance: a burgundy helmet with a gold facemask and a white-gold-white triple stripe (with each color separated by a thin burgundy line), white jersey with burgundy block numbers trimmed in gold and a burgundy-and-gold stripe along the sleeve cuffs. The burgundy pants feature mirrored white-and-gold stripes, while the home uniform inverts this appearance (burgundy jersey, white pants), creating a persistent look across all three kits.

Commanders fans will likely celebrate the inclusion of another beloved element: gold pants. Unlike the last time Washington donned gold pants, these trousers will not include the club’s traditional burgundy-white-burgundy stripe pattern down the side. Instead, Washington will wear a white-burgundy striping pair down the sides “to keep a consistent visual identity across the entire closet.”

In total, Washington is returning to its iconic look, the aesthetic appearance in which the franchise enjoyed its greatest success, while adding a modern spin by applying the same formula (plus the beloved spear motif) to the all-black alternate.