Orlando Magic Announce Return of Iconic Pinstripe Uniforms in New Photos, Video

The Orlando Magic are bringing back the stars and pinstripes.

The Magic debuted a retro-inspired star logo and three new pinstriped uniforms for the 2025-26 NBA season on Tuesday.

The rebrand also features a new Kia Center court design featuring the star motif.

The Magic said in a statement the goal of the rebrand is "honoring the rich history of the Magic’s most iconic jerseys while ushering in a new era of Orlando Magic basketball."

Magic executive Shelly Wilkes also said the change had been "based on fan feedback."

The Magic celebrated the release of the new look with a fan event at Kia Center.

The white Association and blue Icon uniforms are both Nike-branded uniforms, while the black Statement uniforms are Jordan brand.

The black uniforms are inspired by the warm-up jackets Magic players wore in the earliest years of the franchise, according to the team.

The Magic wore pinstriped uniforms featuring star motifs in both the "Magic" and "Orlando" logos from the team's inaugural 1989-90 season through the 1997-98 campaign, according to Basketball Jersey Archive.

The team has consistently featured the pinstriped uniforms as throwback specialty looks since the 2004-05 season.

Orlando also used a primary logo that featured a basketball trailed by stars from 1989 to 2000.

After using a new primary logo featuring a bolt behind the basketball for the next 25 years, the Magic will now return to a design inspired by the original logo.

The 1994-95 Magic, led by Shaquille O'Neal and Anfernee Hardaway, made the franchise's first trip to the NBA Finals in the franchise's original uniforms.

The Magic will now hope to see the franchise return to similar levels of playoff success after the new uniforms make their debut during the 2025-26 season.