The cream-colored uniforms pay homage to the clay bricks that were commonly used to build structures in Milwaukee in the mid-to-late 19th century and ultimately inspired the city’s nickname. 

That nickname is prominently displayed across the chest in a green script font above the Bucks’ current number font. There’s also green and blue stripes on the collar and arm hole trim, waistband and bottom of the shorts. 

The uniforms, which now feature a Motorola advertisement instead of the original Harley Davidson patch, are complete with the Wisconsin state outline logo on the waistband and stylized “M” on both sides of the shorts. 

The Bucks revealed they will play on a complementary court design this season, as well, after they used their standard hardwood for their City Edition games in 2019-20. 

It includes a stacked “Cream City” wordmark at midcourt above the sublimated coordinates of Fiserv Forum, a sublimated map of Milwaukee’s streets inside the three-point line, a “City Edition” wordmark inside the green keys, a “Milwaukee” wordmark along the green baselines and a modern version of their iconic “Irish Rainbow” along the bottom sideline.

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