Georgia Tech announced that its new partnership with Under Armour will take effect on July 1, marking the end of an eight‑year collaboration with Adidas. The reveal showcases a darker shade of gold that meshes with white helmets and pants, and the clean white‑on‑white combination has been highlighted as a standout feature of the redesign.
The block lettering of ‘Georgia Tech’ across the chest draws particular praise for its bold presence, giving the uniforms a distinctive identity that stands out on the field.
Design Choices That Divide
Yet the uniform is not without controversy. The black‑toned pants have been called out as an odd choice, with the author suggesting navy blue would be more fitting. A subtle drop shadow on the jersey numbers is described as misplaced, and the absence of navy tops and the iconic Power T helmet leaves fans wondering about lost tradition.
Overall, the writer assigns a score in the mid‑sevens, acknowledging both the fresh aesthetic and the missteps that temper enthusiasm. The new uniforms signal a bold step forward for the program, but the mixed reactions underscore the fine line between innovation and tradition.