The Steelers originally wore this design during their inaugural season in 1933, when they were known as the Pirates, and then reprised it as a throwback option during the NFL’s 75th season celebration in 1994, though it was paired with plain black lids.

This time, however, it will be worn with matte gold helmets reminiscent of the design that Pittsburgh wore for just five games late in the 1962 season, when the franchise added the Steelmark logo to the right side of tis gold lids, which also included a black stripe and gray facemasks.

The gold jerseys aren’t the same as what the Steelers wore in 1994either, as they feature oversized white numbers on top of the vintage black stripes to bring the team’s original uniforms to league standards instead of on the right shoulder.

The Pittsburgh City Crest, which was prominently displayed on the chest of the 1933 and 1994 jerseys, now sits on the left shoulder, while oversized black numbers and the players’ names (another detail previously absent) are featured on the back of the jerseys.

The look is complete with khaki pants and gold socks, which were black in 1933 and 1994. The Steelers went 3-5-2 in the uniforms during their debut season and 1-1 during the league’s 75th anniversary, including a win over the Indianapolis Colts and loss to the Arizona Cardinals.

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