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Home > Notre Dame Football > New Football Road Jersey Details Revealed

New Football Road Jersey Details Revealed

April 12, 2016 by IrishElvis

Nothing too revolutionary, but I’m parsing pixels to give you the latest on the gridiron.

New white game jerseys from @UAFootball for next year showed up today #GoIrish #inventory pic.twitter.com/cAH3M0S3wF

— Ryan Grooms (@ryangrooms22) April 12, 2016

Per the tweet above from head equipment manager Ryan Grooms, the 2016 road jerseys arrived on campus today. Grainy pictures are great for wild speculation so here are my UFO sartorial takes. If the tweet ends up getting deleted, I’ve posted a copy of the source image below:

2016 road jersey preview

From Ryan Grooms @NDFBequipment on Twitter

Sleeve monograms are now monochrome

It appears Under Armour has dropped the gold outline on the sleeve monogram. This marks a shift from 2015 (and previous years), where the sleeve elements (be they numbers or monograms) directly mirrored the front/back numerals. I’ll have to see this in the wild, but I think this is good addition by subtraction.

UA logo is off the right chest probably on the left where it has always been

EDIT: In 2015, the Under Armour logo was near the left collarbone. It’s either obscured or missing in this photo. Is it on the left chest? Is it gone altogether? Did the uniform manufacturer force Notre Dame into wearing UNDERARMOUR as team nameplates on the back? This seems like a curious move, although the lack of a maker’s mark offers a sweet throwback look (that, admittedly, probably will not happen).

No sewn-on numbers

The new numbers don’t appear to be fabric as they have been in recent years. Bookstore replica jerseys used screened numerals, but the issue apparel looks to be some sort single-piece heat-bonded material that will be 2.458% lighter (approximately).

New template, probably

Each year, manufacturers strive for lighter material that’s breathable and more durable. This appears to have fewer seams, and should have the effect of being more difficult to hold…which isn’t a problem for Stanford since their offensive linemen always play like proper genteel Shaw proteges.

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  1. tricerapops

    April 12, 2016 at 8:59 pm

    the logo placement has me on the edge of my seat. will be interested in where it lands.

  2. Fuamatu-Ma'afala

    April 13, 2016 at 8:06 am

    UA logo has always been on the left chest. The biggest change I notice is the font of the jersey # has been slightly altered.

    • IrishElvis

      April 13, 2016 at 9:34 am

      thanks. I’ve updated the post to correct my earlier error.

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