Phoenix Suns: Ranking the Top 10 Uniforms of the Last 25 Years

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Phoenix Suns #10 Ranked Uniforms: Home (2013-2017)

The Suns rocked these threads on their home court for a few years during the mid-to-late 2010s. With a clean look across both its jersey and shorts, these uniforms closely resemble the same outfits which the Suns first wore as an NBA team during their inaugural 1968-69 season.

Although Phoenix ditches its renowned sun logo with this concept, the shooting flares typically flying out behind it still remain, this time attached to each player’s given number. Albeit a solid attempt to change things up, the sun logo is still the team’s most notable visual representation, so fans were sad to see it go. But again, the creative effort to at least partially implement it certainly still exists.

Unfortunately for Suns fans though, this design might bring back some unpleasant memories. The Suns never made the postseason and put up a lackluster .408 winning percentage while wearing these jerseys. So despite their interesting look, they somewhat work only as a reminder of Phoenix’s darkest days as a team.

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