Arena Football League - New Orleans VooDoo

New Orleans VooDoo Unveil Uniforms

Uniforms unveiled

By Chris Pika, January 25, 2004; 10:00 am
GoVooDoo.com

The VooDoo unveiled their 2004 uniforms at the VooDoo FanFest and here is what the team will wear at home and on the road in their first season.

The uniforms are produced by Mitchell and Ness of Philadelphia, Pa. based off the design developed by the VooDoo and the AFL. Mitchell and Ness are best-known for their production of highly-accurate reproductions of old-time "throwback" jerseys for the four major sports.

"This is one of the most distinctive uniforms in the Arena Football League," said Mike Feder, VooDoo Executive Director. "We worked with the league to develop a uniform style that our team and the fans would like. It is one of our most visual identities so the look was important to us and Mitchell and Ness delivered a great product."

The VooDoo will wear solid purple helmets with black facemasks. The VooDoo "skull" logo will appear on each side of the helmet.

The home uniform jersey is purple with white numerals trimmed in black and a black collar with the AFL logo tag. The shoulder stripes are predominately red with a black and tan outline which mimics the "snakes" logo. The smaller numerals appear at the top of the shoulders and the VooDoo "snakes" logo is on each sleeve. Each player's name is on the back in white above the numerals.

The road jersey is white with purple numerals trimmed in black and a purple collar with the AFL logo tag. The shoulder stripes are red with a black and tan outline, the same as the home jersey. The smaller numerals are on the top of the shoulders and the "snakes" logo is on the sleeves. Each player's name is on the back in purple above the numerals.

The Mitchell and Ness script logo appears just above each shoulder stripe on both the home and road jerseys.

The pants to be worn for both home and road are white with a wide red stripe with a black and tan outline which "snakes" down the outside of the pant legs. The AFL logo tag appears on the right front of the pants.

The club will wear white socks with a wide purple stripe at the top for both home and road.

VooDoo QB John Fitzgerald modeled the home uniform and OS Aaron Bailey did the same with the road uniform in a photo shoot late last week.

Replica VooDoo jerseys will be available through Sports Avenue stores and online at VooDooMerchandise.com.

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