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The Los Angeles Rams have been making big noise all off-season, so why not add some more news on the eve of training camp. Today, the Rams announced they will be debuting some new old-school unis. Making their return are the “Classic Sol”, a bright yellow tops and white pants to re-create a look inspired by the club’s 1951 NFL championship squad, as well as a primarily white-and-blue kit (“Fearsome White”) inspired by the franchise’s Fearsome Foursome defensive line from the 1960s and early 1970s (just in time for Myles Garrett).
These unis looks badass. Actually, check it out for yourself, in the video the Rams released on their socials.
I like them both, a lot. But there is something with original yellow on white that screams Rams. I actually think those snow whites with ocean blue trims look badass. The Rams are just going all in and all out this season. Gotta imagine these alternatives will be huge sellers.
So when are the Rams going to wear these uniforms?
Los Angeles will wear these new threads on the biggest stages in 2026. The Rams will roll out the Classic Sol uniform when they host the New York Giants in Week 2 on “Monday Night Football” on Sept. 21 and again in Week 13 when they welcome the Kansas City Chiefs to town on “Thursday Night Football” on Dec. 3. Los Angeles will save the “Fearsome White” kit for Week 12’s Thanksgiving Eve game against the Green Bay Packers on Nov. 25.
As Rams chief marketing officer Kathryn Kai-Ling Frederick said in a team statement, “These uniforms are a celebration and reminder of the moments and people that built the Rams into what and who we are today. Every detail was intentionally designed to honor the grit and greatness of our history while delivering a modern look for today’s players and fans. Classic Sol and Fearsome White represent two iconic eras of Rams football, and we’re proud to bring those stories to life in a way that connects generations of Rams fans.”
Spot on. Two iconic eras combined into this new era, which the Rams are hoping will be the most iconic of them all.
