LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Rams unveiled a refreshed uniform system for the upcoming NFL season, headlined by a new primary logo rendered entirely in yellow, replacing a previous version that combined yellow and white. The team's official name for the yellow color is Sol.

The updated system includes two primary uniform sets in Royal Blue and white, which will serve as the foundation of the Rams' on-field identity alongside the Midnight Rivalry uniform. The team removed the chest tag from its jerseys, eliminated the gradient numbers and pant stripes, and added white pants to its primary uniform options. Jersey sleeves were changed to feature the full modern horn more prominently, and a 3D bumper logo was added to the helmets.

The Rams head logo has been enhanced with a sharper horn and a bolder, more aggressive expression. The "LA" monogram no longer includes gradient coloring. The team attributed the change to fan feedback in favor of a solid finish. The "Bone" colored jerseys have been removed from the rotation, and two new alternate uniforms will be unveiled later this summer.

"As we look ahead to the next decade of Rams football in LA, this refresh is about sharpening what already defines us. It's a modern refinement — elevating our identity with clarity and purpose while carrying our history forward," said Kathryn Kai-ling Frederick, the team's chief marketing officer.

The Rams plan to extend the uniform refresh beyond the field with community-focused brand activations across Los Angeles, including murals, installations and partnerships with local organizations in Watts, South LA and the San Fernando Valley. Updated merchandise is available through the team's online shop and at select retail locations around SoFi Stadium and Hollywood Park.

The Rams debuted a black "Midnite Mode" rivalry uniform last season in a game against the Seattle Seahawks at SoFi Stadium. With the refresh, the Rams become the seventh NFL team this offseason to change their uniform, joining the Titans, Falcons and Commanders.