The Las Vegas Aces unveiled new uniforms this week, ditching their earlier purple, black and gold coloration scheme for the silver and black of the Las Vegas Raiders, who’re additionally owned by Mark Davis.
The white Heroine Version uniform – much like the NBA’s Affiliation set – prominently shows a silver “Aces” wordmark outlined in black above matching numbers, in addition to a silver collar and arm holes.
The black Insurgent Version uniform, in the meantime, incorporates a silver, arched “Las Vegas” wordmark outlined in white and a silver collar and arm holes. Each jerseys even have a contrasting triangular design below the arms.
It’s successfully the identical design as what the back-to-back WNBA champions have worn for the final three seasons, together with the design on the shorts that’s pulled from their main brand, simply rendered within the new coloration scheme.
This isn’t the primary time the franchise has worn silver and black, as they have been the San Antonio (Silver) Stars earlier than relocating to Las Vegas and rebranding in 2018. That, in fact, matched their NBA counterpart, the San Antonio Spurs.
That stated, the Aces nonetheless have one other uniform design up their sleeves, as they haven’t but revealed their Explorer Version set. It is going to have a purple base, although, as the the color is reportedly still a “core part of the Aces’ winning identity.”
