paul lukas - uniwatch
PostPosted:7 years 1 month ago
got to know paul, mr. all things uniform, during my memorabilia collecting days, just a great guy, and had fun doing a few articles for his tremendous website "uniwatch" many moons ago... if you catch yourself thinking you care a bit too much about uniforms, rams uniforms, past, current or future, rest assured that your uniform fetish doesn't begin to come close to paul's lifelong fascination - comparatively we have nothing more than a passing interest!
anyway, i ran the nike thing past paul this morning and he shot back a response:
me: i have a quick question - we all know that nike will provide the nfl with uniforms for years to come, but do they actually design nfl uniforms, in terms of re-working team logos, numbers, stripes? if so, i'm sure they don't have carte blanche, so how much input do they actually have? i'm sure teams have plenty of say, and the final say, no?
paul: Nike's in-house designers sometimes do the redesign work, or sometimes it's outsourced to a branding firm. Either way, the team has the final say.
paul's awesomely entertaining website:
https://uni-watch.com/
he's also a regular columnist at espn:
http://www.espn.com/espn/story/_/id/225 ... iform-name
anyway, i ran the nike thing past paul this morning and he shot back a response:
me: i have a quick question - we all know that nike will provide the nfl with uniforms for years to come, but do they actually design nfl uniforms, in terms of re-working team logos, numbers, stripes? if so, i'm sure they don't have carte blanche, so how much input do they actually have? i'm sure teams have plenty of say, and the final say, no?
paul: Nike's in-house designers sometimes do the redesign work, or sometimes it's outsourced to a branding firm. Either way, the team has the final say.
paul's awesomely entertaining website:
https://uni-watch.com/
he's also a regular columnist at espn:
http://www.espn.com/espn/story/_/id/225 ... iform-name