GREEN BAY, Wis. (CBS 58) -- The Green Bay Packers revealed new NFL Rivalries alternate uniforms on Tuesday, Aug. 25, designed around the team's history and its status as a publicly owned franchise.

The team says the design features a desaturated green jersey with alabaster and gold stripes, alabaster pants and a matte green helmet, drawing on the look of the franchise's historic stock certificates.

Jersey numbers use an engraved lettering style similar to paper currency, a nod to the shareholder funding that has supported the team. The uniform also includes a modernized version of the team's interlocking GB logo, "Go Pack Go" on the back of the helmet and "Making History Since 1919" stitched inside the collar.

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The uniforms will make their on-field debut on Oct. 11 against the Chicago Bears, the 214th meeting between the two teams.

Jerseys, helmets and related merchandise go on sale at the Packers Pro Shop starting Sept. 1. The program is a part of Rivalries, a Nike and NFL initiative that began in 2025, giving teams in the NFC North and AFC South new designs for a home game against a division rival.