Packers' new uniforms: Green Bay's 'Rivalries' alternates inspired by team's stock
Green Bay is the second team to debut new Nike alternates in 2026, the alabaster color meant to be “reminiscent of aged paper color of historic Packers stock certificates.”
The Green Bay Packers have unveiled their new "Rivalries" uniforms, which are set to make their debut on Sunday against their archrivals, the Chicago Bears. These alternate uniforms are a tribute to the team's history and its supporters, and they feature a new color palette, engraved jersey numbers, and subtle details inspired by historic Packers stock certificates.
The jerseys, pants, and helmets are all in a desaturated vintage green, with alabaster pants and gold-trimmed helmets that evoke the color of aged paper. The Packers' former "GB" logo is included on the front of the jersey, while "Making History since 1919" is embroidered inside the collar to commemorate the franchise's founding year.
These new uniforms are part of the NFL's "Rivalries" program, which aims to celebrate local traditions and strengthen the connection between teams and their communities. This year, the Packers will wear their new uniforms in the Week 5 matchup against the Bears at Lambeau Field.
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