Grading every NBA team's "City Edition" jerseys

Charlotte Hornets

FIRST LOOK: Hornets' new "Buzz City" alternates. pic.twitter.com/oKRlRp3t1H

— Paul Lukas (@UniWatch) December 27, 2017

The jersey itself looks very similar to what the team used to use as alternates before NIKE took over. It's a similar design, doesn't seem to have any theme to it and the only difference as compared to the previous alternates is the blue stitching design on the sides.

Grade: C

---

Chicago Bulls

Introducing the City Edition jersey, inspired by our hometown. The #Bulls will wear these for the first time at home against the Lakers on January 26. pic.twitter.com/2QGKdGGkdM

— Chicago Bulls (@chicagobulls) December 27, 2017

The Chicago script appears on a white background for the first time, so that's nice. However, the blue on the jerseys does appear to be off, as they are very non-Bulls colors. It's going to take a while to get used to the Bulls in these but they aren't all that bad. Full marks for trying and doing something different.

Grade: B

---

Cleveland Cavaliers

(2/2) Uniforms. Lots of thought. Debate. Grinding to the best. Hope you like these new threads. A bit ‘diff’ than you’re used to... https://t.co/qI0DAcV958 pic.twitter.com/Qe8wWWBFD1

— Dan Gilbert (@cavsdan) December 27, 2017

According to reports, LeBron James was a key person as the Cavaliers were designing this jersey. For originality, this jersey gets full marks but again, similar to the case of the Bulls, this jersey stands out quite oddly to the team's other jerseys. The team's other jerseys are all bold and strong and dark colors, so this one stands out with it's light colors.

Grade: C