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TIME FOR NEW JERSEY DESIGNS. New era = New look... (post #847)

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It's shouldn't . It's a little trivia. I was just pointing out that the colors have a Cleveland connection. That's all.
 
Looks like one of those knockoff sites made a couple of my jerseys come to life.
http://www.joyfuljerseys.ru/cleveland-cavaliers-c-49_52
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I like this.."I LIKE IT ALOT"
 
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Those are looking too much like these.
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They catch the eye at first, but I think they would get old. Rather than fading the color transition, I'd try a trio of colors over just two. Generally things in diagonals can be visually interesting. Let's get some three color, diagonal color separations.



Nothing about Cleveland is regal, wine, gold.... we're rust belt, black iron, industrial has been.

I say that in a positive way. We as fans embrace what we do have, even if it's ugly to the outsiders. You know the saying, Cleveland; you got to be tough. That's the identity of the area.

I'm a huge fan of grey tones, especially in different shades.

When a team chooses grey, it's always one grey. I'd like multiple shades of grey as an auxiliary accent. After all, the basketball season isn't played with blue skies and sunshine in Cleveland.

With LeBron coming back repping Ohio as hard as he's been, I don't find our colors representative at all. The wine, because of passion, because of the richness of blood, the thirst for more..... Red (wine) can be used.

Gold? Gold? Nothing about Cleveland says gold. Let's adopt that when we get rings, but still nothing about Cleveland says royalty, prestige, rarity.....

Embrace the Grey.

Cleveland is "craving" gold. That's where the gold comes from:biggrinthumb:

Seriously though. The colors are what they are. They started as wine and gold and should always be wine and gold. Why are the Browns colors brown and orange? It's just because. I'm not adverse to adding another color or shade in a minor way, but no way should the major colors of wine and gold be changed, ever.
 
Those are looking too much like these.
8cyl2AV.jpg


They catch the eye at first, but I think they would get old. Rather than fading the color transition, I'd try a trio of colors over just two. Generally things in diagonals can be visually interesting. Let's get some three color, diagonal color separations.



Nothing about Cleveland is regal, wine, gold.... we're rust belt, black iron, industrial has been.

I say that in a positive way. We as fans embrace what we do have, even if it's ugly to the outsiders. You know the saying, Cleveland; you got to be tough. That's the identity of the area.

I'm a huge fan of grey tones, especially in different shades.

When a team chooses grey, it's always one grey. I'd like multiple shades of grey as an auxiliary accent. After all, the basketball season isn't played with blue skies and sunshine in Cleveland.

With LeBron coming back repping Ohio as hard as he's been, I don't find our colors representative at all. The wine, because of passion, because of the richness of blood, the thirst for more..... Red (wine) can be used.

Gold? Gold? Nothing about Cleveland says gold. Let's adopt that when we get rings, but still nothing about Cleveland says royalty, prestige, rarity.....

Embrace the Grey.

I think I know what's on someone's reading list...

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So we are wearing these on Christmas Day? Okay...
 
Jesus Christ.

Everything we wear is embarrassing
 
Should wear the Navy jerseys more... X-Mas jerseys are blah.. but we just gotta make sure we beat the Heat and that's all that matters lol
 
They may not be the greatest but I think we can all agree that them not being sleeved in a huge win.
Nope. The sleeved ones last year are a million times better than these garbage jerseys.
 
Both 2013 and 2014 are equally hideous. 2014 is better in that they are not sleeved, but the putting of the FIRST name on the back of the jersey, BELOW the number, pushes it into embarrassing territory. The purpose for all this is so that the NBA and Adidas can continue the tradition of giving out ugly-ass clothes on Christmas. 20 years from now all the NBA veterans can have an "ugly Christmas jersey" party where they dig one of these abominations out in an effort to win some sort of prize.
 

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