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I mean, Christmas is such a festive occasion for so many of us that why wouldn’t you want to remind people of that? Besides, it’s a truly lovely color combination – whether for the holidays or as a way to make your favorite sports team stand out from the crowd.īut this isn’t just a list of teams that wear red and green. I’ve heard people say that red-and-green-clad teams “are wearing Christmas colors” like it’s a bad thing.

As with the previous editions of this series, let me give you a bit of insight into the process I used to evaluate and select the teams on this list.Īny list of Christmas-appropriate uniforms has to include a discussion of red and green – the two colors that are ubiquitous to this time of year. Season’s greetings, fellow uni-watchers! We’ve just about reached the end of the year and with it, the final installment of Dressed for the Season – at least for 2023.Īs we prepare to celebrate Christmas – what is, for many people around the world, the biggest cultural holiday of the calendar year – I once again felt drawn to create a definitive ranking (well, definitive at least in my mind) of sports uniforms that visually celebrate the season.

Dressed for the Season – Christmas – Part I.

Today we’ll move on to Christmas, and Kary has packed so much into this we’re going to break it into two parts! There’s a lot to get to, so I’ll turn it over to Kary right now.

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The series began with Easter, and moved on to Independence Day, then to Hallowe’en, and finally to Thanksgiving. “Dressed for the Season” is a series on uniforms appropriate for particular holidays. With Christmas coming this Monday, today we have another guest entry from UW contributor/pal Kary Klismet, continuing with his “Dressed for the Season” series. “I got a lot of problems with you people and now you’re gonna hear about it.”