Chicago White Sox concept.

[pooter]

Not much of a change except for the colors. A little Texas Rangers, a little of the Disney era Angels and a little Reds Sox. Just let me know what ya think.

[deked73]

Very well done. I don't think they will go to these, though. Only being that the Cubs have similar colors and the White Sox will want their own identity. The current unis are the longest they have had in years. Even though they have added extra jerseys recently, the colors they have are a big hit. Darken the blue a bit and the red a little. Maybe changing the SOX to a version before the old english letters. Like on the uniforms when they won the West division back in '83. But angle them like the present logo in white w/ a red trim on the blue. The red jersey make it gray, changing the silver to red around the Chicago. Flip the colors on each of the caps. Possibly add some silver accent. They do look very good.

[Chazberg]

Sorry man but the Sox have done red before, with less than desirable results. Plus there's already one red and blue team in this city and we definitely don't need to look like them. Nice try though.

[ltravisjr]

This is one of those situations where we need to distinguish between a concept's traditional practicality and its design merits alone, so I will judge both. Looking at this design in terms of tradition, no I certainly don't see the Sox moving away from silver and black, and definitely not to Cubs colors. However, if I look at the concept on its design merits alone, not worrying about tradition, it is a *really* nice looking set. Honestly, I think the uniforms in this concept are beautiful. We just shouldn't expect to see them. Great idea though, and perfectly executed!

LT

[VitaminD]

LT beat me to it.

It's a well-executed concept, but it's not a well-planned concept, for all of the reasons that have been listed before this. In addition, the vast majority of teams in MLB wear red, blue or both. Silver and black sets the Sox apart, and it looks like the Sox have finally settled on a color package and an identity after making more changes to their uniforms than any team in MLB history. I'm loathe to push for change now that they're finally comfortable, and I find it hard to take that out of consideration when evaluating a Sox concept.

Don't let that discourage you; you have a nice sense of style and you make very clean, professional designs. Looking forward to more.

[Thunderstruk]

I actually kinda of like it!!!

[winghaz]

What if you used a navy blue? Would that be enough to be away from the Cubs' colors and part of traditional Sox colors?

[pooter]

Thanks guys

That is what I like about this board. Even though you might not like the product that someone posts, there is constructive criticism, and suggestions on how to make it better. It is a lot better than getting a "that sucks, but my idea of how your design should be is way better than yours". And if someone does do something well, it is complimented. That generates creativity, and then that encourages development and enthusiasm.