CONFIRMED: The Indiana Pacers will be wearing a modernized version of their 1980’s uniforms for the 2025-2026 season City Edition Jerseys…
The Indiana Pacers will wear a modernized version of their 1980s uniforms as their City Edition jerseys for the 2025-2026 NBA season. This adaptation is essentially a refreshed throwback design, blending elements from their 1987-1990 era wordmark and the 1990-1997 “Flo-Jo” style uniforms, done in a white home version that features a broad blue panel across the chest and vibrant yellow accents[1][3][6][7].
The shorts complement the jersey with a predominantly white base, incorporating yellow and blue details, and display a unique logo merging the Pacers’ current “P” ball logo with the arm and blue shade from the 1976-1990 logo, plus an outline of the state of Indiana on the waistband to emphasize local pride. The overall look is a nod to the team’s rich history and iconic designs from the 1980s and 1990s era, honoring both the heritage and modern style[3][6].
This City Edition uniform is part of a larger NBA trend for the 2025-26 season, where many teams are remixing or recoloring previous successful City Edition designs to celebrate their pasts while updating for modern tastes[7].
Additionally, the uniforms celebrate notable Pacers culture, including references to legendary coach and commentator Bobby “Slick” Leonard, known for the catchphrase “Boom, Baby,” linking back to the team’s colorful history and fanbase[3].
Thus, Pacers fans can expect a stylish homage to the franchise’s golden era, updated for the present day, as the team takes the court in the 2025-2026 season City Edition jerseys.
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