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nope, I was hoping for a "throw back" of the old jersey style with the new logo when I heard we announced another "alt" jersey. These are eh not bad but nothing special

It's decent enough, will pop on the court during games. Just seems odd that they used white, purple would have made more sense. Ohwell.

I don't know if we'll see the pinstripes honestly. As I recall there were some stipulations regarding old uniforms, and logos when Charlotte got the name back.

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It's decent enough, will pop on the court during games. Just seems odd that they used white, purple would have made more sense. Ohwell.

I don't know if we'll see the pinstripes honestly. As I recall there were some stipulations regarding old uniforms, and logos when Charlotte got the name back.

They've said from the beginning they'll bring back the original set as throwbacks but it's gonna be several years down the road. I assume they want to establish the new brand a few years before reintroducing the OGs.
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Where? Ive look on nba.com store, the Hornets online store, amazon, dicks and the only ones Ive seen are pre-game shorts and other random ones. 

They sell them at the team store. I've also seen them at Adidas outlet stores around Charlotte, I bought mine at Concord Mills.
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They sell them at the team store. I've also seen them at Adidas outlet stores around Charlotte, I bought mine at Concord Mills.

Yeah, I'm in the RDU area and Ive seen exactly 0 in stores around here. Maybe i'll just have to drive down that way sometime since they refuse to sell them online anywhere.

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