Home
1980-81 to 2000-01
White "Mavericks"
The home uniform from day one: the team name in blue with a green outline, arched over the number. It lasted 21 seasons, with only small tweaks to the lettering in the 1990s.
1980–2001
Green and blue
The first 21 years: arched Western lettering, V-necks and the short shorts of the day.
Road
1980-81
Inaugural blue "Dallas"
The first road uniform lasted a single season: blue, with green and white trim. A year later the colors flipped and green became the main color.
#15Brad Davis
Road
1981-82 to 1991-92
Green "Dallas"
Green became the face of the Mavs in the 1980s: the first playoff trips, the Aguirre, Blackman and Harper years, and the 1988 Western Conference finals.
#24Mark Aguirre
Road
1992-93 to 2000-01
1990s blue "Dallas"
In 1992, blue returned as the road color, in the inaugural design with a retouched "Dallas." It was worn by the "Three J's" (Jason Kidd, Jamal Mashburn and Jim Jackson) and by the newly arrived Dirk Nowitzki and Steve Nash in 1998.
2001–2017
Navy and silver
Under Mark Cuban the franchise changed its logo and colors, and the alternates and throwbacks arrived.
Home
2001-02 to present
White "Dallas"
With Mark Cuban in charge and the move to American Airlines Center, the green and blue of the 1980s gave way to navy, royal blue and silver. Ever since, the white uniform has read "Dallas" in navy; it has been retouched a few times and, under Nike, became the Association edition in 2017-18. It was the white uniform of the 2011 title team.
Road
2001-02 to 2009-10
Navy "Dallas"
The road uniform of the Nash and Dirk years and of the franchise's first Finals trip, in 2006: "Dallas" in white with silver numbers.
#13Steve Nash
Alternate
2003-04 (one game)
Silver "trash bags"
Shiny and baggy, it was worn exactly once, against the Lakers in October 2003, and shelved right away. Fans nicknamed it the "trash bags."
Alternate
2004-05 to 2008-09
Green "Mavs"
Designed by music mogul Sean "P. Diddy" Combs, it brought green back as an alternate, with "Mavs" in script across the chest and a small number above it.
#31Jason Terry
Throwback
2004-05 and 2005-06; 2015-16 and 2016-17
1980s green (Hardwood Classics)
For the franchise's 25th anniversary, the 1981 green came back as a throwback, with the old lettering and 1990s-style numbers. It returned again in 2015-16 and 2016-17.
Alternate
2009-10
Royal blue "Mavs"
It replaced the Sean Combs green: the same "Mavs" script, now on royal blue, the color that would take over the road uniform a year later.
Alternate
2009-10 (Noche Latina)
"Los Mavs"
For the NBA's Noche Latina nights, the royal blue alternate read "Los Mavs," a nod to the team's Latino fans.
#11J.J. Barea
Road
2010-11 to present
Royal blue "Dallas"
In 2010, royal blue replaced navy as the road color, with "Dallas" in navy outlined in silver. It was the uniform of the title-clinching game in Miami in 2011, and under Nike it became the Icon edition in 2017-18.
Alternate
2011-12 to 2014-15
Navy "Mavs"
Unveiled in December 2011, months after the title, it repeated the 2009-10 alternate on navy, now with the number below "Mavs."
Alternate
2015-16 to 2018-19
Navy skyline
It came out of a fan design contest in 2013-14: the Dallas skyline in silver across the chest. Unveiled in 2014, it debuted in 2015-16 and served as the Statement edition through 2018-19.
2017–present
The Nike era
Association, Icon and Statement as the base, and a new City Edition almost every year.
City Edition
2017-18
Black "DAL"
The first City Edition, unveiled in December 2017 and worn from January 2018: black, with "DAL" and numbers in royal blue outlined in neon green, a nod to the original green.
City Edition
2018-19
Black with the badge
In Luka Dončić's rookie season the black stayed, but "DAL" gave way to the team's secondary logo (simplified here as a basketball) and the neon green was gone, leaving plain royal blue numbers.
#77Luka Dončić
City Edition
2019-20
Graffiti "MAVS"
A graffiti-inspired "MAVS" wordmark on a blue to navy gradient, with neon green trim.
#77Luka Dončić
Statement
2019-20 to 2021-22
Navy "Mavericks"
The skyline left the Statement edition and the full name went across the chest in white letters, with thin white and royal blue side stripes.
#77Luka Dončić
City Edition
2020-21 and 2026-27
White and gold Pegasus
The winged horse atop the Magnolia Building has been a Dallas symbol since 1934; golden wings run up the sides, and the gold marked ten years since the 2011 title. It returns in 2026-27, for the City Edition's 10th anniversary, starting in January 2027.
#77Luka Dončić
Throwback
2020-21 and 2025-26
Classic green (Classic Edition)
In Nike's Classic line, the 1981-91 green returned true to the original, down to the number style, with the old logo on the shorts. It came back in 2025-26, Cooper Flagg's first season.
#32Cooper Flagg
Earned Edition
2020-21
Earned Edition "Mavs"
The NBA's reward for the 16 teams from the 2020 playoffs: navy, with royal blue on the armholes and sides, and simply "Mavs" across the chest.
City Edition
2021-22
Four-decade mixtape
For the NBA's 75th season, every team mixed moments from its history. The Mavs went with a white base and green side panels, a script "Dallas" with a cowboy hat on the "D," "MFFL" (Mavs Fans For Life) on the hip and the horse on the shorts.
#77Luka Dončić
Statement
2022-23 to present
Navy "Mavs"
A minimalist design: "Mavs" in white, the number on the chest and wide black side stripes. It debuted in the 2022-23 home opener against the Grizzlies.
#11Kyrie Irving
City Edition
2022-23
Retro blue "dallas"
A trip back to the late 1970s and early 1980s, when the franchise was born: bright blue, with "dallas" in disco-era letters and green and white side stripes.
#77Luka Dončić
City Edition
2023-24
Trinity River Blues (black)
Made with Fort Worth singer Leon Bridges, it honors blues and R&B and takes its name from the river that runs through Dallas: black, with a Western-style "Dallas" in silver with blue trim.
#77Luka Dončić
City Edition
2024-25
Trinity River Blues (white)
The same Leon Bridges design, now on a white base with silver lettering.
#11Kyrie Irving
City Edition
2025-26
Pegasus City (black)
The 2020-21 Pegasus came back, remade in black after the players voted for a dark version: neon blue wings and a silver "Dallas" in Greek-style letters.
#32Cooper Flagg