Kings unveil uniforms with Indigenous design for NBL23

The Sydney Kings will be looking as fresh as ever after officially unveiling their playing strips for the NBL23 season on Wednesday, September 7.

This year's jerseys and shorts will retain the purple and black pinstripe design while also incorporating an Indigenous side panel - similar to last year's Eora uniforms, designed by artist Stewart James.

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"We loved last season's Indigenous round jerseys and everything they represented, so we thought it would be great to incorporate them into our NBL23 uniforms and show our support to the community every time we step out on the court," Kings CEO Chris Pongrass said.

"We can't wait to get back on the court at Qudos Bank Arena and make our Sydney fans proud once again."

Kings guard Biwali Bayles, who has connections to the Wonnarua mob on his nan's side and Birri Gubba through his grandfather, loved that this season's uniforms featured an Indigenous design.

"During the lead-up to last season's Indigenous round, I spoke with Chris [Pongrass] and other people at the club about how special it was for my family and me to be a part of jerseys representing our people," Bayles said.

"To have that design by Stewart James on our uniforms every game is exciting and a club initiative I'm super proud to be a part of.

"We all saw the hype around last year's Indigenous round, which continues to get bigger every year, and what it does to encourage people from backgrounds similar to myself to play our great sport."

Kings fans are encouraged to buy their own NBL23 Sydney jerseys via the club's store - which will be available from September 14.

Sydney's first home game of the season against Brisbane, which will include the unveiling of the NBL22 championship banner, is on Friday, October 7 - with tickets available here.