Sixers unveil new City Edition uniforms, court to honor The Spectrum
It is the 75th anniversary of the NBA and now is the time to honor the past as teams move forward with celebrating this season. The Philadelphia 76ers have one of the richest histories in the league and as they unveil their new City Edition uniforms, they honor a bit of that history.
The Sixers will don a uniform that pays homage to the iconic Philadelphia Spectrum, “America’s Showplace,” which served as the 76ers’ home arena from 1967-96. Not only will the uniforms do that, but they will also have an alternative court to honor The Spectrum as well.
“The Spectrum holds a very special place in our franchise lore, having served as the 76ers’ home arena for nearly three decades,” Philadelphia 76ers President of Business Operations Chris Heck said via an official press release. “The memories made at America’s Showplace, including the historic 1982-83 championship season, are priceless and will be relived through the 2021-22 Nike NBA City Edition uniform. We’re also excited to display the colors of the Spectrum logo, which represent the teams that our fans love and support here in Philadelphia.”
The new City Edition uniforms and court. This looks pretty awesome folks. 1st milk will be on Wednesday against the Bulls. #Sixers pic.twitter.com/KrOdQl0UcB
— Ky Carlin (@Ky_Carlin) November 1, 2021
The Sixers will rock with this look for 13 nights throughout the 2021-22 season beginning on Nov. 3 against the Chicago Bulls. Fans can begin purchasing merchandise on Nov. 15 at sixersshop.com.
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