The Utah Jazz have unveiled the first two of the four uniforms they will wear this 2017-18 season.

The Icon and Association unis, formerly known as “home” and “away” will feature the “5 For The Fight” partnership logo at the opposite side of the Nike logo in the jersey and the classic thick navy blue trim. The shorts will no longer read “Utah” on the back.

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These uniforms are made with the same material that was used for the Rio 2016 Olympics and are made out of recycled fabric, featuring technology that will make it dry 15 percent faster than its prior iteration. Jerseys and short feature modified hemlines for maximum range of motion.

The patches, player number and team logo are embroidered and boldly stand out from the jersey and shorts, keeping a rather modern and simplified look while maximizing breathability.

Two additional alternate uniforms will be unveiled at a later date with the fall look being inspired by the members of the team while the winter look will resemble ideas from the community and the city.