Those Iconic White 90s Throwbacks Are Back in 2027, And the 12s Are Going to Lose It

The Seahawks’ new owners are already making moves that matter, dropping news that our beloved 90s-era white throwback uniforms are officially coming back to the lineup for the 2027 season! Seahawks vice chair Neal Khosla confirmed on Wednesday that fans will get to see that classic road look again, and honestly, the timing could not be more perfect.

New Owners, Old School Style

This isn’t just some random uniform update, folks. This news comes hot off the heels of the Khosla family closing their massive $9.612 billion deal to buy the Seahawks from Paul Allen’s estate. What a way to kick off their tenure, right? They’re clearly listening to the 12s and what we’ve been wanting! For those who remember, our Hawks rocked those clean white road jerseys from 1983 all the way through 2001, just before we shifted over to the NFC West in 2002. It was a different era, and those uniforms were absolutely iconic. Seahawks.com’s Ari Horton is telling us we’ll get our first peek at these beauties in 2027.

The Throwback Legacy Continues

This upcoming white throwback is actually the second big uniform blast from the past we’ve seen recently. Back in 2023, the team brought back the royal blue home uniforms from that same legendary era, which was awesome. We’ve got a few chances to see those blue throwbacks on the field pretty soon too! The Hawks are set to wear them in a Week 6 road game, which is gonna be extra special because the Denver Broncos are also planning to bust out their throwback looks that day. Imagine that dual throwback matchup! Beyond that, keep an eye out for the blue throwbacks in Week 7 when we face off against the Kansas City Chiefs, and again in Week 13 against the Dallas Cowboys.

So, while we’re hyped for the blue throwbacks this season, knowing the white ones are on the horizon for 2027? That’s something serious to look forward to. Get ready to update those closets, 12s!

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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.