Giants unveil red throwback uniforms for 2024 to commemorate 100th season
NY Post
Big Blue is morphing into Big Red.
In conjunction with a wide range of celebratory plans for their 100th anniversary season, the Giants unveiled Thursday a “Century Red” alternate uniform that will be worn up to two times this season.
It marks the return of the fan-polarizing primarily red jersey that disappeared after 2007 – but with a significant twist.
The new throwback includes modernized nods to the 1933 jersey, 1938 helmet and 1925 pants and socks.
It is the culmination of a two-year design process.
The red top includes a thick blue middle with white numbers and an old-school font. The tan pants paired with red-and-blue-striped socks are reminiscent of the original look of the team, including when it first won an NFL championship in 1927. The winged helmet was used from 1937-47, under the winningest coach in franchise history (Steve Owen).
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