Oklahoma State Debuts New Uniforms with the Help of Alum Dez Bryant

Look good, feel good, play good.

If the old adage holds true, then the Oklahoma State Cowboys will soon be tearing it up on the field.

In conjunction with Nike, the school put three different colorways ("All Black", "Icy White" and the head-to-toe orange) of the new evolution-themed football uniforms on display.

Naturally, the gear is built to all of the highest levels of performance, but despite the impressive technology, perhaps the most amazing aspect of the jerseys is the extensive details stitched into them.

From the barbed-wire font to the Marshall Badge patch and even the paisley, western-esque print, it's clear that no intricacy was spared in the design of these digs. They even incorporated every retired number into the trim along each jersey's collar and sleeve:

And of course, no evolution would be complete without a taste of the past, and for that, OSU recruited some former Cowboys—Oklahoma State and Dallas:

Alums Dez Bryant, Dan Bailey and Brandon Weeden slipped into the new threads for Wednesday's big reveal, causing quite a bit of excitement.

Now, all the squad has to do is make the most of this incredible on-body equipment. No pressure.

[Oklahoma State, h/t College Spun]