The Los Angeles Rams are entering their second decade back in Southern California with a sharper look. The franchise officially unveiled a refined uniform and brand refresh ahead of the 2026 NFL season, building on the team’s existing identity rather than executing a full overhaul.
The changes are subtle but meaningful. Los Angeles dropped the chest tag, eliminated gradient numbers and pant stripes, and pulled the controversial “Bone” alternate uniform from the rotation entirely. What remains is a cleaner, more streamlined version of the Rams’ well-established visual identity.
Cleaner Design, Bolder Identity
At the core of the refresh sits a simplified LA monogram logo. The team replaced the gradient coloring with a solid finish, a decision driven directly by fan and partner feedback. The Ram head logo now looks bolder and more aggressive, featuring a sharper, more defined horn.
#Rams new logo vs. old logo: pic.twitter.com/zNcerMrBxB
— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) April 16, 2026
The helmet design stays largely intact. However, the Rams added new 3D bumper logos for extra dimension. The team’s official colors, Royal and Sol carry through the entire system unchanged.
One of the most notable additions is the full modern horn sleeve. The Rams introduced it during the Midnight Rivalry uniform last season, and it now appears on both primary home and road jerseys. That move alone gives the uniforms a more cohesive, unified feel across the lineup.
Cleaner. Bolder. The first step in expanding our closet… pic.twitter.com/YBsF8Z7nBP
— Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) April 16, 2026
What’s Out, What’s Staying
The “Bone” uniform is officially gone. That off-white alternate set drew mixed reactions during its run, and the Rams chose to move on. Meanwhile, the Midnight Rivalry black alternates will return in 2026, keeping a fan-favorite option on the schedule.
The Rams also elevated white pants to a primary color option. The team now offers three pant combinations, Royal, Sol, and White, creating more flexibility in game-day pairings. That means more variety in weekly matchup looks without introducing an entirely new color palette.
The updated uniform system centers on two core sets: the Royal primary and the White primary. Those two will anchor the on-field look moving forward.
Bad to the bone. 🦴 pic.twitter.com/TgFiMXHoFe
— Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) September 11, 2025
Two More Alternates Coming This Summer
Beyond the primary refresh, the Rams confirmed that two additional alternate uniforms will debut later this summer. Details remain under wraps, but the team described them as blending tradition and modern design. With SoFi Stadium set to host major global sporting events in the coming years, the timing of this brand evolution carries clear strategic logic.
According to our field observation, the Rams are making a smart move by sharpening their brand identity now. With Los Angeles hosting some of the biggest sporting events on the planet, every element of the franchise’s visual identity carries weight beyond football. A cleaner, bolder look positions the Rams as a premium brand, one ready for that global stage.
Community Activations Across Los Angeles
The Rams aren’t stopping at the field. The organization has planned a series of community-focused brand activations across Los Angeles, including murals in Watts and South LA, youth-focused art installations in the San Fernando Valley, and a temporary 3D horn installation near the Venice Skate Park.
Those efforts reflect the franchise’s ongoing commitment to engaging the broader LA community, not just the fanbase inside SoFi Stadium.
Available Now
Fans can shop the refreshed merchandise now at RamsFanShop.com and through select retail locations at Hollywood Park in Inglewood. The Equipment Room at SoFi Stadium will stock additional inventory starting later in April.
For Rams fans eager to gear up before the 2026 NFL season kicks off, the updated threads hit shelves now.

