This is a gallery of the history of all the revisions made to the uniform jerseys and helmets of the National Football League's Cleveland Browns franchise.
The Browns' home jersey is brown with three white and two orange stripes along the sleeves. Numbers and letters are in white. The road jersey is white with three brown and two orange stripes along the sleeves. Numbers and letters are in brown. The Browns wear two alternate jerseys: a throwback white jersey and an all-brown jersey. The throwback jersey is similar to their primary white jersey but features orange drop shadows on the numbers and thinner orange stripes. The alternate brown jersey features orange numbers and lacks striping.
The Browns currently wear five different pant designs. The white pants contain two orange stripes surrounding one brown stripe on each side; a variation with thinner orange stripes is used with their throwback white jersey. The orange pants contain two brown stripes surrounding one white stripe on each side. The primary brown pants feature the same stripes scheme as the white pants. The orange, white and primary brown pants are used with both the home brown and road white jerseys. The alternate brown pants lack any stripes and are normally paired with the alternate brown jerseys.
The Browns currently wear three different sock designs. The primary brown socks contain three white and two orange stripes. The white socks contain three brown and two orange stripes; a variation with thinner orange stripes is used with the throwback white jersey. The alternate brown socks, used with the alternate brown jerseys, lack any stripes.
In 1965, NFL Creative Services designed a brown "CB" logo for the Browns' helmet. It was never used in any games. [1]