The Green Bay Packers have joined a host of teams introducing new uniforms for the 2025 season.
On Thursday, the club debuted its "1923 Classic" uniform, highlighted by a leather-look, hand-painted helmet.
Harkening back to the roaring '20s, the uniform features navy jerseys with dark gold numbers and stripes, tan pants and navy socks.
The 1923 season marked a turning point for the Packers. That year followed the first Green Bay stock sale, a pioneering move that made the team publicly owned. This financial boost enabled the club, which had previously relied on players buying their own gear, to issue matching navy-blue jerseys for the first time.
For the first time in NFL history, a team will don a hand-painted helmet designed to emulate the vintage leather look of bygone years. Per the club, the helmets feature realistic distressing and hand-decorated leather strap and stitching effects, with a navy face mask completing the look.
The team has yet to announce the dates that Green Bay will wear the navy jerseys.
