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The Utah Jazz introduced a "fresh twist" to their 2025-26 city edition jerseys by bringing back the familiar gradient design but in with a monochrome pallate.

On Thursday morning, the Jazz announced their City Edition uniforms for the 2025-26 and 2026-27 seasons — uniforms that feature a vertical gray gradient, with a baby blue trim added.

Instead of the original sunset orange, the new jersey showcases a grey-to-black gradient accented by light blue trim. The original design symbolized southern Utah's red rock landscapes, while the new look draws inspiration from the state's mountain ranges. (Or, as some fans have been quick to point out, the state's infamous immersions.)

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