The jersey colors and full uniform details for Super Bowl 60 were recently announced, with both teams confirming their choices. The New England Patriots were designated the home team, so they had first pick, while the Seattle Seahawks based their decision on what remained. Here’s what they will both be wearing for the big game this year.
What Uniforms Will the Patriots and Seahawks Wear for Super Bowl 60?
The home team for each Super Bowl is determined by an alternating schedule based on the year the season was held. The AFC gets the designation for odd-numbered years, and the NFC represents the home team in even-numbered years. This means that it will be given to the Patriots this year to crown a champion for the 2025 NFL season.
Traditionally, home teams in all NFL games wear some combination that includes colored jerseys. The Patriots went a different way this year, instead choosing to wear their white jerseys. They will complement it with white pants and their standard helmets to complete their Super Bowl uniforms.
The Seahawks are the away team in the big game this year, so their jersey choice was essentially determined by what New England decided to wear. Seattle is not able to wear white, but their selection of uniforms has featured several color combinations this season. They announced they will wear their primary navy blue jerseys and matching pants, along with their standard helmets.
This means that both teams will wear uniforms with their jerseys and pants in the same color. The Patriots will go with white-on-white, while the Seahawks will be in navy blue for both. No alternate helmets will be worn by either team, as both will use their standard uniform options.
Every player’s jersey from both Super Bowl 60 rosters will also feature a patch commemorating their appearance in the game. This has become an annual tradition in the NFL: basically, make the jerseys unique to this game alone.
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This will be the first such appearance for many players this year, including both quarterbacks, Drake Maye and Sam Darnold. They each turned in strong 2025 NFL seasons, including finishing among the top 13 quarterbacks in PFSN’s Impact Rankings, and now one of them will officially become a Super Bowl champion.
