We know which uniforms the fans are buying. Now we want to know which ones you think look the best. Over the next two weeks, NBA.com will run photos, factoids and polls covering all 30 teams in the league. First, we'll hold division-by-division voting. Then, after all six division winners are reached, we'll have a run-off to see which uniform is the most stylish in the NBA overall. So put your team allegiances aside, think threads, and help us unravel the mystery of who has the best duds in the game today!

Golden State Warriors
This is the fifth incarnation of a Warriors uni since the team headed west before the 1962-63 season. While gold and navy (or some sort of blue) have always been a part of Warriors unis, this edition has a dash of orange as well.
Warriors uniforms at the NBA Store

Los Angeles Clippers
In San Diego, they had sky blue unis with three white triangles and an orange sun. Wacky. In L.A., the Clippers uniforms have been demure. Red, white and blue is the color scheme and the script Clippers on the front is a nice touch.
Clippers uniforms at the NBA Store

Los Angeles Lakers
Some of the most recognizable in the world. The Lakers have famously worn the home golds, the only NBA team not to exclusively wear white at home, and the road purples since the 1967-68 season. V-neck added before the 1999 season.
Lakers uniforms at the NBA Store

Phoenix Suns
The Suns were one of many NBA teams who went logo crazy in the '90s. Remember the streaking basketball Sun unis? These are more laid back, but the purple and orange scheme is still there. Points for city name on road jerseys.
Suns uniforms at the NBA Store

Sacramento Kings
From the franchise's beginning in Rochester, the color scheme was red, white and blue. That changed before the 1994 season as the Kings now rock purple, black and silver. New jersey font added before the 2002 season.
Kings uniforms at the NBA Store
Pacific Voting Results
L.A. Lakers: 46%

Phoenix Suns: 20%

Sacramento Kings: 15%

L.A. Clippers: 11%

G.S. Warriors: 8%

Total Responses: 7,157

Voting Schedule
Dec. 9: Atlantic Division

Dec. 10: Central Division

Dec. 13: Southeast Division

Dec. 14: Southwest Division

Dec. 15: Northwest Division

Dec. 16: Pacific Division

Dec. 17-20: Runoff between six division winners

Dec. 21: Overall champion

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