The Chicago Bears have revealed their special edition “NFL Rivalry” uniforms for the 2026 season, with homages to the team’s past.
The Bears stuck with their traditional blue and orange color scheme on the uniforms, with orange numbers on blue jerseys and with orange pants and orange helmets.
Here’s a look at the new uniforms:
The new uniforms will be worn during the team’s home game against the Green Bay Packers this season, according to the NFL. Here are the uniforms the Packers unveiled on Tuesday, which will be worn in October:
According to the Bears, the uniforms include homages to several eras of the team’s history, including the orange numbers, which are modeled after the team’s look in the 1940s.
There are also three stripes on the sleeves of the jersey’s, paying tribute to the team’s striped uniforms from the 1930s.
One final touch sees the traditional “GSH” initials, worn in honor of the team’s long-time owner and head coach George Halas, moved to the chest on the jersey in a similar design to last year’s patch that honored former owner Virginia McCaskey.
The Bears are expected to wear the uniforms when they play the Packers at Soldier Field on Christmas Day, according to the NFL.
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