WNBA unveils Rebel Edition uniforms for all 15 teams on opening day - ESPN

New WNBA season, new uniforms.

The WNBA tipped off its 2026 season with a bang, with the unveiling of the new Rebel edition uniforms for all 15 franchises on Friday.

According to a Nike news release, the uniforms were designed to reflect each «energy, spirit, values and local influences, bringing emotional connection, cultural authenticity and a peak expression of each team's identity to the court.»

Rebels since day one.

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«Each Rebel uniform is an opportunity to bring the team's identity into sharper focus and let their energy speak in a new way on court,» said Katie West, senior manager and designer for basketball apparel at Nike. «It's a privilege to translate what makes each team distinct into something players can wear with confidence and fans can feel connected to.»

For each franchise, the new threads have deeper meanings alongside the distinctive looks.

Here's a look at each team's Rebel Edition uniform.

Atlanta's Rebel uniforms were designed by Rhyne Howard and Allisha Gray. The black base symbolizes «strength and resilience» and has peach-colored accents to honor Georgia's heritage.

For the ones who built the culture.​
For the city that inspires everything.​
From the city. For the city. Homegrown Rebel Jersey.​

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«It's cool to see our ideas come to life,» Gray said in a news release. «We wanted to make the jersey truly Atlanta, so that's why the area codes are on the back of the jersey.»

Chicago rolled with a workwear denim-like blue, which pays homage to the city's Chicago Transit