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There is something special about the old look of the San Diego Padres with the brown and yellow combination. Not many teams can pull it off, but for some reason the Padres do. This summer, as hosts of baseball’s mid-summer classic, the Padres and Major League Baseball are giving every all-star a chance to wear that signature look.

Here is a look at the uniforms all-stars representing the American League will be wearing for the team’s workout day and Home Run Derby…

 

Brown shoulders on a deli mustard yellow jersey. The logo of the MLB team the player represents will be patched on the left sleeve, but in the color scheme of the classic Padres look. This example shows a Minnesota Twins “TC” logo on the sleeve, with the all-star game patch on the right sleeve. And that text across the front, wonderful.

Here is how the National League uniform will look, using a Dodgers logo on the left sleeve and a reverse color scheme  that is typical of all-star game uniforms…

 

But what about the caps, you say? All specially-designed all-star caps will follow a similar template, but the entire team name will be printed on the front of the cap as so…

 

So, what do you think of this year’s all-star looks? As mentioned above, brown and yellow rarely works when it comes to uniform design, but you have to appreciate how the Padres have made it work and how they serve up a fresh take on their classic and retro look for the All-Star Game.

About Kevin McGuire

Contributor to Athlon Sports and The Comeback. Previously contributed to NBCSports.com. Host of the Locked On Nittany Lions Podcast. FWAA member and Philadelphia-area resident.