Hawks to wear City Edition uniform 11 times, including Nov. 20 debut

The Hawks will debut their Nike City Edition uniform on Nov. 20 against the Bucks, the team announced Monday.

The Hawks will wear the uniforms, inspired by the name of several Atlanta streets and featuring the color peach, 11 times at home this season. The team also will play on a corresponding custom court at State Farm Arena.

The dates for the City Edition uniforms are:
• Nov. 20 vs. Bucks
• Dec. 2 vs. Warriors
• Dec. 4 vs. Nets
• Dec. 15 vs. Lakers
• Jan. 18 vs. Pistons
• Jan. 20 vs. Raptors
• Jan. 22 vs. Clippers
• Feb. 20 vs. Heat
• Feb. 22 vs. Mavericks
• March 31 vs. Pelicans
• April 7 vs. Pistons

Nike introduced the NBA City Edition uniforms in 2017.

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