Giants Unveil 2025 MLB City Connect Uniforms in New Video, Photos

As if things couldn't get better for the San Francisco Giants to start the season, they have now added to the good vibes by showing off their new City Connect uniforms for 2025.

The Giants and MLB dropped images of the jerseys that will be worn for select games this season.

The Giants also released a hype video explaining the influence that Bay Area music artists had on the design of the jerseys.

This marks the second iteration of the Giants' City Connect uniforms. The original version, which was orange and white with a silhouette of the Golden Gate Bridge on the sleeve, proved to be divisive among the fan base.

Giants spokesperson Shana Daum confirmed to Gabe Lehman of SFGate.com last September that the orange and white combination was going to be retired at the end of the 2024 season in favor of a new look.

“Tonight is our last City Connect Tuesday of the regular season and there will be some changes made to the current version of the City Connect jersey in ’25,” Daum wrote in an email to Lehman.

Given how superstitious many people in MLB tend to be, Giants manager Bob Melvin did express some doubt about changing out a jersey that his team had been so successful in.

"Most of the city connects, I find, are a little unique wherever I’ve been," Melvin told reporters in September. "But I think the winning percentage has been pretty good in it, right? So there’s always that risk."

The Giants went 30-16 in 46 games with their City Connects last season. They went 50-66 in their other uniform combinations.

San Francisco will wear its new City Connect jerseys in a game for the first time on Tuesday against the Cincinnati Reds at Oracle Park.

The Giants have won eight of their first 10 games to open this season. Their seven-game winning streak was snapped in a 2-0 loss to the Reds in Monday's series opener.