The San Diego Padres unique uniforms always turn heads, and one of the most striking designs is their camouflage pattern. Whether you’re a die-hard fan of the Padres, the military, or just a bold and eye-catching look, read on about the Padres camo uniforms. From the history behind the design to the players who have worn it on the field, we’ve got all the details on this iconic and unforgettable uniform.

• 2000 – Camo jerseys introduced (Army “Woodland Design” brown, green, beige, white sleeves)
• 2006 – Camo uniforms redesigned to Navy Seals “Desert” camo
• 2008 – Padres wore uniforms every Sunday home games well as Memorial Day, Independence Day, and Labor Day
• 2011 – Redesigned to incorporate MARPAT (Marine Pattern) digital camo.
• 2016 – Redesgined to US Navy digital camo – gray, black and blue.
• 2017 – Replacing the unpopular jerseys after just one season, the Padres adopted the Marine camouflage jersey
• 2020 – Padres began using two different camouflage jersey colors: green and sand-olive

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