For the 7th consecutive season, All 30 NBA franchises added a third “City Edition” uniform that reflects each city’s history and heritage. This season, the special unis are being worn by home teams in the NBA’s inaugural In-Season Tournament.

Continue for a closer look at the NBA’s fresh new City Edition uniforms, and visit nba.com to grab your own.

Phoenix Suns

Chicano culture is the main inspiration behind the Suns’ jersey. The vibrant mix of colors pays homage to the Chicano art movement and lowrider culture.

Design: Miguel Angel Godoy

New York Knicks

Any New Yorker will tell you –New York is so nice, they named it twice. The layered text, and colors are a nod to designs form the late 90s and early 00s.

Design: Kith

Brooklyn Nets

World renowned street artist and Nets fan KAWS used his skills as a former graffiti artist to come up with the Nets’ new digs.

Design: KAWS

Golden State Warriors

A font inspired by San Francisco cable car routes is the main feature of the Dubs’ newest uniform.

Design: Allison Hueman

Dallas Mavericks

Grammy-award winner and North Texas native Leon Bridges designed the Mavs’ City Edition jersey. It’s a tribute to the rich, 150-year history of Rhythm and Blues music.

Design: Leon Bridges

Denver Nuggets

The city of Denver, Colorado sits 5,280 feet above sea level, which affects opposing team negatively and serves as a badge of honor among residents.

Utah Jazz

Utah and the color purple are forever tied together, and the Jazz’ City Edition uniforms definitely reflect that. They’re a callback to the Utah Jazz’ classic purple mountain jersey worn from 1996 - 2002.

Chicago Bulls & Milwaukee Bucks

The Bulls paid homage to the old Chicago stadium, while the Bucks’s jersey is clad in Great Lakes blue —a special hue that symbolizes Milwaukee’s connection to Lake Michigan.

San Antonio Spurs

The 1968 World Fair was a special event held in San Antonio and it inspired the Spurs’ new retro look.

Los Angeles Lakers

The triangle design of this jersey’s word mark harkens back to the 60s, when the Lakers first moved from Minneapolis. It represents the Lakers’ evolution as a pro basketball franchise.

Washington Wizards

Collectively, Washington D.C.’s 40 boundary stones were the first monument ever purchased by the United States government. The Wizards’ new jersey colors were taken from the look of these boundary stone monuments and the font was inspired by the 1790s when The District was founded.

Memphis Grizzlies

The Grizzlies’ new uniform manages to fit in references to the Mississippi River and Memphis’ airport code into this sleek new design.

Detroit Pistons

Detroit’s jersey pays homage to the Bad Boys of the 80s championship teams, legendary coach Chuck Daly and a well-known fan-created logo for the Bad Boys.

All of your favorite players' NBA's City Edition jerseys are available for purchase at the NBA Store.