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CFB Uniform Database

Use it when the subject is a college program rather than a professional franchise. The archive helps compare helmets, jerseys, pants and alternate combinations across teams and seasons.

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Live CFB Uniform Database home page for FBS program uniforms
CFB Uniform Database documents college football uniforms across FBS programs, with team pages, seasonal combinations and updates about new designs.

What you will find

  • FBS programs
  • Team archives
  • Seasonal combinations
  • Helmets and jerseys
  • Pants and alternates
  • Uniform updates

College uniform data you can examine

The archive is organized around programs and the combinations they use through a season.

  • Helmet color, logo, stripe and facemask changes.
  • Home, road and alternate jersey designs.
  • Pants, socks and full combination choices.
  • Program and season context for documented uniform appearances.

Useful comparisons

College programs often mix components, so the complete combination matters more than one jersey color.

  • Compare combinations used by one program during a season.
  • Compare a redesign with the prior helmet, jersey and number treatment.
  • Compare alternates, rivalry uniforms and throwback concepts with the standard set.
  • Compare visual identity across FBS programs without mixing professional-league records.

Best ways to use the archive

Start from the team directory and narrow to the season connected to the game or design in question.

  • Confirm whether a photographed combination belongs to a specific season.
  • Trace how a program changes logos, striping and alternate colors.
  • Review updates when a school introduces a new uniform family.
  • Use the archive as visual evidence before seeking manufacturer specifications or game photography.

Scope and limits

The database focuses on visual documentation of college football rather than equipment certification or sales.

  • Not every program or historical season has equal coverage.
  • Screen color cannot establish an exact textile or paint specification.
  • A listed design may not have been worn in every game that season.
  • School, conference and manufacturer marks remain subject to their owners.