FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 Table of Contents

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FIBA Uniforms approval GuIdelines January 2021 Table of contents

01. General Provisions 3 02. Playing shirts 6 03. Playing shorts 21 04. warm-up shirts 27 05. Tracksuits 38 06. Uniform color and design 58 07. Other notes 60 08. Playing ShOES 62 09. Accessoiries 64 10. Team delegation uniforms 67

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 2 01. General provisions

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 3 General provisions

Advertising on Team Uniforms Extract from FIBA Internal Regulations Book 2 approved during the FIBA Central Board Meeting of 6 November 2020.

[Note - These Regulations are valid for all FIBA National Team Competitions. National Member Federations are encouraged to use them in their entirety at national level].

53. Advertising on game/playing uniforms, warm-up shirts and tracksuits must be identical for all players of a team.

54. The manufacturer’s trademark (logo) on uniforms, socks, warm-up shirts, tracksuits and Team Delegation uniforms (if applicable) must be the same.

55. The country/badge symbol may be integrated as part of the design of the uniforms (playing shirts, shorts, tracksuits, warm ups, socks).

56. The two sets of game/playing uniform (home and away) must differ only in colour and shall bear the same markings, including identical advertising message(s) (size and sponsor) and manufacturer’s trademark (logo).

57. Advertising of the team’s sponsors is permitted in maximum three (3) different advertising spaces: a. On the front of the playing shirts; b. On the back of the playing shirts; and c. On the right leg of the shorts.

58. A maximum of four (4) sponsorship messages are allowed on the game/playing uniform. The same sponsor can appear on a maximum of two (2), out of the four (4) available, advertising messages’ spaces.

59. A maximum of three (3) sponsorship messages are allowed on the warm up shirts and tracksuits. The sponsorship messages may be different from those that appear on the game/playing uniform but the sponsorship message on the warm up shirt and tracksuit top must be identical.

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 4 60. Advertising for hard alcohol, tobacco and any substance on the WADA Prohibited List as updated from time to time (or products that may contain such substances) is prohibited. For the avoidance of doubt, advertising for beer or wine is permitted. FIBA may further restrict advertising for certain products to protect basketball values (including without limitation, for advertising involving pornography, war or arms related products, war or violent video games, and betting companies that in FIBA’s sole discretion raise integrity- related concerns).

61. Areas of applicable markings are measured by multiplying the maximum height by the maximum length of the marking (e.g. advertising / manufacturer logo).

62. At least thirty (30) days prior to the starting date of the Competition, National Member Federations must submit to the FIBA Secretariat for approval a drawing/design of the complete team uniform set that will be worn during the Competition. Designs can be sent by mail or email, or through a special platform that may be created for this purpose by FIBA.

63. The uniforms to be worn by the team during the Competition shall be identical to the submitted drawing/design or pre-production sample, and will be verified prior to the starting date of the Competition at the Technical Meeting. Once approved at the Technical Meeting, no changes may be made to any of the team uniforms, including in regard to advertising.

64. Failure to comply with the above articles 2-62 and 2-63 may result in a fine imposed on the National Member Federation.

65. During FIBA Competitions, participating National Member Federations are solely responsible for ensuring that their uniforms respect all laws applicable to the place of the Competition. For the avoidance of doubt, in giving approval pursuant to articles 2-62 and 2-63, FIBA does not guarantee compliance with applicable laws and accepts no liability whatsoever in that regard.

66. During the Olympic Games, the participating players, coaches, officials and accompanying persons must respect the Olympic Charter and any other rule or guideline (including without limitation regarding advertising) issued by the International Olympic Committee. In case of discrepancy between such provisions and these Internal Regulations, the former shall prevail.

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 5 02. Playing shirts

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 6 Playing shirts (Front) Regulations

67. Playing shirts must conform to the Official Basketball Rules.

68. The front of the playing shirt shall conform to the following provisions and the diagram below: a. The manufacturer’s trademark (logo) may appear once, provided that it occupies an area of maximum twenty (20) cm2; b. the FIBA or Competition logo (portrait version) must appear on the front of the playing shirt, it will be provided by FIBA and its size may change at FIBA’s discretion; c. The player’s number must appear and be clearly visible. It must have a height of minimum ten (10) cm and must be placed below the country name or badge, at a distance of five (5) cm. Any other markings on the front of the playing shirt must be at a distance of minimum five (5) cm from the player’s number; d. The country name must appear, and an additional country badge/symbol may appear, on the front of the playing shirts as follows: i. Above the player’s number; ii. For the country name, if the written text comprises one (1) line, the letters shall be of maximum eight (8) cm in height; if the written text comprises two (2) lines, the letters on each line shall be of maximum six (6) cm in height. In case of doubt or controversy regarding the name of the country to appear on the uniform, FIBA shall decide; and iii. The country badge/symbol must occupy an area of maximum twenty (20) cm2 and shall be placed in the middle of the chest, between the FIBA logo and the manufacturer logo. For the avoidance of doubt, the country badge/symbol can only be the country flag or the country crest. In case of doubt or controversy regarding the badge/symbol of the country to appear on the uniform, FIBA shall decide;

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 7 Playing shirts (front) regulations

e. The National Member Federation badge/symbol may appear, but must occupy an area of maximum twenty (20) cm2; and f. Advertising of one (1) sponsor is permitted as follows: i. The written text or the sponsor’s logo must occupy an area of maximum three hundred and twenty (320) cm2; and ii. The advertising must be placed below the player’s number.

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 8 Playing shirts front NF badge

•a The national federation (NF) badge or symbol is a optional and shall be placed on the top left corner of the uniform, above the manufacturer’s a trademark (2-[68])

manufacturer Trademark

•a The manufacturer’s trademark is a optional and shall be placed on the top left corner of the uniform, below the NF badge or symbol (2-[68])

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 9 Playing shirts front

Fiba/competition logo •a The FIBA or competition logo is mandatory and a shall be placed on the top right corner of the uniform (2-[68])

country badge •a The country badge or symbol is a optional and shall be placed in the centre of the uniform, above the country name a (2-[68])

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 10 Playing shirts front country name

•a The country name is mandatory and shall be placed in the center of the uniform, above the player’s number a (2-[68])

player’s number •a The player’s number is mandatory and shall be placed in the centre of the uniform, below the a country name a (2-[68])

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 11 Playing shirts front advertising

a • Sponsorship advertising is optional and shall be placed in the center of the uniform, below the player’s number (2-[68])

a SPONSOR

advertising a • Only one (1) sponsor advertising spot is allowed on the front of the playing shirt (2-[68])

a SPONSOR SPONSOR SPONSOR

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 12 Playing shirts front advertising •a Sponsor’s logo on the front side of the playing shirt shall be the same in both the light and dark colored uniforms (2-[68])

SPONSOR SPONSOR

SPONSOR a SPONSOR

Uniform marks •a All marks in the front of the playing a shirt shall be the same in both the a light and dark colored uniforms (2-[68])

SPONSOR SPONSOR

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 13 Playing shirts front Clear zone •a There shall be a clear zone of at least 5cm between the country name and the player’s number and the player’s number and the advertising a spot in the front of the playing a uniform (2-[68]) SPONSOR SPONSOR

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 14 Paying shirts (back) Regulations

69. The back of the playing shirt shall conform with the following provisions and the diagram below: a. The player’s name (surname or preferred name) must appear above the player’s number and shall comprise only one (1) line of text. The height of the writing must be of minimum six (6) cm and maximum eight (8) cm. In case of doubt or controversy regarding the name of the player to appear on the uniform, FIBA shall decide; b. The player’s number must appear and be clearly visible; it shall have a height of minimum twenty (20) cm; any other markings on the back of the playing shirt must be at a distance of minimum five (5) cm from the player’s number; c. Advertising is permitted provided that it occupies an area of maximum three hundred and twenty (320) cm2. The advertising space shall be used as follows: Option 1: in one (1) block of maximum three hundred and twenty (320) cm2 with one (1) sponsor’s written text or logo; or Option 2: split into two (2) different sponsors’; or written text or logos, provided that the combined total size does not exceed three hundred and twenty (320) cm2; In both options, any advertising logo(s) must be placed below the player’s number; and d. No other marking is permitted on the back of the playing shirt.

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 15 Playing shirts back player’s name •a The player’s name a is mandatory on the back of the playing shirt and shall be located above the player’s number (2-[69])

player’s number •a The player’s number is mandatory on the back of the playing shirt and shall be clearly visible and located below the a player’s name (2-[69])

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 16 Playing shirts back advertising •a Sponsor’s logo(s) on the back side of the playing shirt shall be the same on both the light and dark uniforms (2-[69]) SPONSOR SPONSOR

SPONSOR SPONSOR a

advertising •a A maximum of two a sponsor advertising spots are allowed on the back of the playing shirt (2-[69])

a SPONSOR SPONSOR SPONSOR SPONSOR SPONSOR

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 17 Playing shirts back

NF badge •a The national a federation badge or symbol is not allowed on the back of the playing shirt (2-[69])

manufacturer TM •a The manufacturer’s a trademark is not allowed on the back of the playing shirt (2-[69])

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 18 Playing shirts back

Fiba/competition logo a •a The FIBA or competition logo is not allowed on the back of the playing shirt (2-[69])

country badge •a The country badge is not allowed on a the back of the playing shirt (2- [69])

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 19 Playing shirts back

Clear Zone •a There shall be a clear zone of at least 5cm between the player’s name and the player’s a a number and the player’s number and the advertising spot in the back of the playing shirt a (2-[69]) SPONSOR

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 20 03. Playing shorts

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 21 Playing shorts Regulations

70. Playing shorts must conform to the Official Basketball Rules (article 4.3). 71. Playing shorts shall conform to the following provisions and the diagram below: a. The manufacturer’s trademark (logo) may appear once, provided that it occupies an area of maximum twenty (20) cm2; b. Advertising of only one (1) sponsor is permitted on the front of the shorts, on the right leg as per diagram below, provided that the sponsor’s written text or logo occupies an area of maximum one hundred (100) cm2; c. The sponsor advertised may be different from those advertised on the playing shirt; d. No other markings may be placed in this area; e. For the avoidance of doubt, the player’s number is not permitted on the shorts; f. The country badge/symbol or National Member Federation crest may also appear once on the shorts on the left leg opposite the sponsor’s messages (if any) and must occupy an area of maximum twenty (20) cm2; and g. The country name may be integrated as part of the design of the shorts, subject to FIBA approval.

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 22 Playing shorts manufacturer trademark •a The manufacturer’s trademark is optional on the front of the playing shorts (2-[71])

Fiba/competition logo •a The FIBA or competition logo is not allowed on the playing shorts. in a any position (2- [71])

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 23 Playing shorts advertising •a A maximum of one sponsor

SPON advertising spot is SOR allowed on the a front of the playing shorts and shall be placed on the bottom right SPON SOR corner (2-[71])

SPON SOR

advertising

The sponsor might be different from the one advertised on the playing shirt (2-[71]) SPONSOR SPONSOR

SPONS SPON OR SOR

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 24 Playing shorts

Nf badge •a The country badge/symbol or national member federation crest may appear once on the shorts on the left leg opposite the sponsor’s a messages (if any) (2-[71])

SPON SPON SOR SOR

country badge

a SPON SOR SPON SOR

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 25 Playing shorts player’s number •a The player’s number is not allowed on the playing shorts in any position (2-[71])

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 26 04. Warm up shirts

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 27 WARM UP SHIRTS Regulations

73. Warm-up shirts shall conform to the following provisions and the diagram below: a. The manufacturer’s trademark (logo) may appear once on the front of the warm-up shirts, provided that it occupies an area of maximum twenty (20) cm2 and is identical (same size, place etc.) to the manufacturer’s trademark (logo) on the front of the playing shirt; b. The country name must appear on the front of the warm-up shirts and be identical (same size, place etc.) to the country name on the front of the playing shirt. The country name may appear on the back as a replacement of the player’s name (size 1 line: max 8 cm in height and 2 lines: max 6 cm in height). In case of doubt or controversy regarding the country name to appear on the uniform, FIBA shall decide; c. An additional country badge/symbol or National Member Federation badge/symbol may appear twice on the front, sleeves or back of the warm-up shirt (only once in either of these locations) and must occupy an area of maximum twenty (20) cm2. If the country badge/symbol or National Member Federation badge/symbol appears on the back, it must be positioned above the player’s name. For the avoidance of doubt, the country badge/symbol can be the country flag or country crest. In case of doubt or controversy regarding the badge/symbol of the country to appear on the uniform, FIBA shall decide; d. The player’s name (surname or preferred name) may appear on the back of the warm-up shirt, provided that it is identical (same size and same place) to the player’s name on the back of the playing shirt. In case of doubt or controversy regarding the name of the player to appear on the uniform, FIBA shall decide; and e. Advertising is permitted as follows: i. On the front of the warm up shirts: the size of the advertising space must be identical to that of the playing shirts, but the sponsor may be different to that of the playing shirts. However, the advertising must be identical (same sponsor, logo, design) to that of the tracksuits; ii. On the back of the warm up shirts: the size of the advertising space must be identical to that of the playing shirts, but the sponsor(s) may be different to those of the playing shirts. However, the advertising must be identical (same sponsor(s), size, logo, design) to that of the tracksuits.

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 28 WARM UP SHIRTS Regulations

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 29 Warm up shirts front

country name •a The country name is mandatory and must be on the front of the warm up shirt, on the same place and size as of the a playing shirt (2-[73])

manufacturer TM •a The manufacturer’s a trademark is optional and shall be placed in the top left corner of the warm-up shirt (2-[73])

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 30 Warm up shirts front country badge The country badge/symbol or national member federation badge/symbol may appear twice on the front, sleeves or back of the warm-up shirt (only once in either of these locations). If the country badge/symbol or national member federation badge/symbol appears on the back, it must be positioned above the player’s name(2-[73]) NF badge

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 31 Warm up shirts front

Fiba/competition logo •a The FIBA or competition logo is not allowed on the a warm-up shirt (2- [73])

player’s number •a The player’s number is not allowed on the warm-up shirts (2- [73])

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 32 Warm up shirts front advertising •a Sponsorship advertising is optional and shall be placed in the center of the warm-up shirt . On the front only one sponsor logo is authorized (2-[73]) SPONSOR a

SPONSOR SPONSOR

advertising •a The size of the sponsor logo on the front of the warm up shirts: must be identical SPONSOR SPONSOR to that of the SPONSOR SPONSOR playing shirts, but the sponsor may be different to that of the playing shirts. However, it must be identical (same sponsor, SPONSOR SPONSOR logo, design) to that of the tracksuits (2-[73])

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 33 Warm up shirts Back player’s name •a The player’s name is optional on the back of the warm- up shirt and shall be placed in the same position as on the back of the playing shirt (2-[73])

country name •a The player’s name may appear on the back of the warm- up shirt, provided that it is identical (same size and same place) to the player’s name on the back of the a playing shirt (2- [73])

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 34 Warm up shirts Back country badge •a The national federation badge or symbol may appear twice on the front, sleeves or back of the warm-up shirt (only once in either of these locations. If the country badge/symbol or national member federation badge/symbol appears on the back, it must be positioned above the player’s name (2-[73])

NF badge

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 35 Warm up shirts Back player’s number •a The player’s number is not allowed on the back of the warm- up shirt (2-[73])

manufacturer tm •a The manufacturer’s trademark is not a allowed on the back of the warm- up shirt (2-[73])

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 36 Warm up shirts Back advertising

•a The size of the sponsor logo on the back of the warm up shirts: must be identical to that of the back SPONSOR SPONSOR SPONSOR SPONSOR of playing shirts, but the sponsor may be different to that of the playing shirts. However, it must be identical (same sponsor(s), size, SPONSOR SPONSOR logo, design) to that of the tracksuits (2-[73]) advertising

•a A maximum of two sponsor advertising spots are allowed on the back of the SPONSOR warm-up shirt (2-[73]) a

SPONSOR SPONSOR SPONSOR

SPON SPON SOR SOR

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 37 05. Tracksuits

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 38 Tracksuits Regulations

74. Tracksuits shall conform to the following provisions and the diagrams below: a. The manufacturer’s trademark (logo) may appear once on tracksuit top and once on trousers, provided that it occupies an area of maximum twenty (20) cm2 on each piece of tracksuit; b. The country name must appear on the front and may also appear additionally on the back of the tracksuits and be identical (same size, place etc.) to the country name on the front of the playing shirt. If the country name appears on the back, it must replace the Player’s name (size 1 line: max eight (8) cm in height and 2 lines: max six (6) cm in height). The country name may be integrated as part of the design of the trousers, subject to FIBA approval. In case of doubt or controversy regarding the country name to appear on the tracksuits, FIBA shall decide; c. An additional country badge/symbol or National Member Federation crest may appear twice on the front, sleeves or back of the tracksuit top and must occupy an area of maximum twenty (20) cm2 (only once in either of these locations). If the country badge/symbol or National Member Federation crest appears on the back, it must be positioned above the player’s name. The country badge/symbol or National Member Federation crest may also appear on the trousers on the opposite leg the manufacturer’s trademark and must occupy an area of maximum twenty (20) cm2. For the avoidance of doubt, the country badge/symbol can be the country flag or country crest. In case of doubt or controversy regarding the badge/symbol of the country to appear on the uniform, FIBA shall decide; d. The player’s name (surname or preferred name) may appear on the back of the tracksuit, provided that it is identical (same text, size, place etc.) to the player’s name on the back of the playing shirt. In case of doubt or controversy regarding the name of the player to appear on the uniform, FIBA shall decide; e. Advertising is permitted as follows: i. On the front of the tracksuits: the size of the advertising space must be identical to that of the playing shirts and be a size of maximum three hundred and twenty (320) cm2 (as per the front of the playing shirt); but the sponsor may be different to that of the playing shirts. However, the advertising must be identical (same sponsor, logo, design) to that of the warm up shirts; and ii. On the back of the tracksuits: the size of the advertising space must be identical to that of the playing shirts, but the sponsor(s) may be different to those of the playing shirts. However, the advertising must be identical (same sponsor(s), size, logo, design) to that of the warm up shirts; and

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 39 Tracksuits Regulations

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 40 Tracksuits Regulations

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 41 Tracksuits Regulations f. When the front part of the tracksuit has a zipper, the country flag or country name must appear on the front. Should the country flag appear on the front of a tracksuit with a zipper, the country name shall replace the player’s name on the back. The rest of the above provisions shall apply in conjunction with the special design below, subject to FIBA approval.

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 42 Tracksuits top front manufacturer trademark

•a The manufacturer’s trademark is optional and shall a be placed in the top left corner of the tracksuit top (2-[74])

country name •a The country name is mandatory on the front and may and be identical (same size, place etc.) to the a country name on the front of the playing shirt. (2-[74])

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 43 Tracksuits top front

country badge

•a The country a badge/symbol or national member federation crest may appear twice on the front, sleeves or back of the tracksuit top a (only once in either of these locations). If the country badge/symbol or national member federation crest appears on the back, it must be positioned above the player’s name 2-[74]) Nf badge

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 44 Tracksuits top front player’s number •a The player’s number is not allowed on the tracksuit top (2- [74])

Fiba/competition logo •a The FIBA or competition logo is not allowed on the a tracksuit top (2- [74])

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 45 Tracksuits top front advertising •a Sponsorship advertising is optional and shall be placed in the center of the tracksuit top (2-[74])

SPONSOR a SPONSOR

SPONSOR

advertising •a The sponsor logo on the front of the tracksuit top may be different to that of the playing SPONSOR SPONSOR shirts. However, SPONSOR SPONSOR the advertising must be identical (same sponsor, logo, design) to that of the warm up shirts(2-[74])

SPONSOR SPONSOR

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 46 Tracksuits top Back player’s name •a The player’s name (surname or preferred name) may appear on the back of the tracksuit, provided that it is identical (same text, size, place etc.) to the player’s name on the back of the playing shirt (2- [74])

country name

•a If the country name appears on the back, it must replace the player’s name (size 1 line: max eight a (8) cm in height and 2 lines: max six (6) cm in height). (2-[74])

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 47 Tracksuits top Back country badge •a The country a badge/symbol or national member federation crest may appear twice on the front, sleeves or back of the tracksuit top (only once in either of these locations). If the country badge/symbol or national member federation crest appears on the back, it must be positioned above the player’s Nf badge name. (2-[74])

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 48 Tracksuits top Back manufacturer trademark •a The manufacturer’s trademark is not a allowed on the back of the tracksuit top (2-[74])

player’s number •a The player’s number is not allowed on the back of the tracksuit top (2-[74]) a

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 49 Tracksuits top Back

Fiba/competition badge •a The FIBA or competition badge is not allowed on the back of the a tracksuit top (2-[74])

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 50 Tracksuits top Back advertising •a A maximum of two sponsor advertising spots are allowed on the back of the tracksuit shirt. The SPONSOR size of the advertising space a SPON must be identical SOR to that of the playing shirts, but SPON SPON the sponsor(s) may SOR SOR be different to SPON SPON those of the SOR SOR playing shirts. However, the advertising must be identical (same sponsor(s), size, logo, design) to advertising that of the warm up shirts. (2-[74])

SPONSOR SPONSOR SPONSOR SPONSOR

SPONSOR SPONSOR

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 51 Tracksuits trousers manufacturer trademark •a The manufacturer’s trademark is a optional and shall be placed on the top part of the right leg (2-[74])

NF & country badge •a The country badge/symbol or a national member federation crest may appear on the trousers on the opposite leg the manufacturer’s trademark (2-[74])

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 52 Tracksuits trousers

Nf badge •a The country a badge/symbol or national member federation crest may appear on the trousers on the opposite leg the manufacturer’s trademark (2-[74])

advertising a• Advertising is not allowed on the a tracksuit pants SPON (2-[74]) SOR

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 53 Tracksuits trousers player’s number •a The player’s number is not a allowed on the tracksuit pants (2- [74])

Fiba/competition logo •a The FIBA or competition logo is a not allowed on the tracksuit pants (2- [74])

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 54 Tracksuits with zipper country name •a If the tracksuit shirt has a long zipper that cuts through the middle , the country name may be displayed in the center of the shirt (same size and position as the playing shirt) or on the side in a smaller size (2- [74])

country Flag •a If the tracksuit has a zipper, the country flag or country name must appear on the front (2-[74])

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 55 Tracksuits with zipper country name •a If the tracksuit has a zipper, and should the country flag appear on the front of the tracksuit zipper, the country name shall replace the a player’s name on the back (2-[74])

advertising •a If the tracksuit shirt has a long zipper that cuts through the middle , the advertising spot may be displayed in the center of SPONSOR SPONSOR the shirt (same SPON SOR size and position as the playing shirt) or on the side in a smaller size (2-[74])

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 56 Tracksuits with zipper advertising •a The sponsor logo on the front of the tracksuit top may be different to that of

SPONSOR SPONSOR the playing shirts. SPONSOR SPONSOR However, the advertising must be identical (same sponsor, logo, design) to that of the warm up shirts (2- [74]) SPONSOR SPONSOR

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 57 06. Unifrm Color and design

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 58 Uniform colour and design

•a Grey is not allowed as a dominant colour for the uniforms since it is used by the referees

SPONSOR SPONSOR

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 59 07. Other notes

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 60 Other notes design

The country/badge symbol may be integrated as part of the design of the uniforms (playing shirts, shorts, tracksuits, warm ups, socks) 2-[55]).

player’s number •a Number 05 is not allowed, only 00, 0 and from 1 to 99

05 a

SPONSOR SPONSOR

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 61 08. Playing SHoes

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 62 Playing shoes Regulations

75. Playing shoes shall conform to the following provisions: a. The manufacturer’s trademark (logo) may appear; and b. Advertising is prohibited.

Color

a a• The shoes must be of one dominant colour

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 63 09. Accessories

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 64 Team delegation uniforms regulations

Accessories 76. All accessories must conform to the Official Basketball Rules (article 4.4). 77. The following provisions shall apply to eyewear, wristbands, headgear, headbands, knee braces, knee pads, compression tights, and arm sleeves: a. Advertising is prohibited; and b. The manufacturer’s trademark (logo) is permitted, provided that it occupies an area of maximum twelve (12) cm2. 78. No advertising or manufacturers’ trademark (logo) is allowed on all other accessories.

Arm sleeves

a • a No other marking than the manufacturer trademark (12cm2) is allowed

Compression tights

• a No other marking a than the manufacturer trademark (12cm2) is allowed

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 65 Team delegation uniforms regulations

Headbands

a •a Wearing of scarf- style headbands is not permitted.

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 66 10. Team delegation uniforms

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 67 Team delegation uniforms regulations

79. All other Team Delegation members (group of coaches, group of medical personnel and group of accompanying delegation members) who are entitled to sit on the team bench during the game must be dressed in a uniform manner (each member of a group as defined above shall be uniformly dressed) as follows: a. Wearing the same tracksuits of the players, as per article 2-74; b. Wearing a Team Delegation uniform that shall conform to the following provisions: i. Upon FIBA’s prior written approval, advertising is permitted, provided that the sponsors’ messages are identical as the team’s uniforms. ii. The country name and/or badge/symbol may appear; iii. The manufacturer’s trademark (logo) is permitted and may appear once, provided that it occupies an area of maximum twenty (20) cm2; or c. Wearing plain clothes free of any advertising, marks or other markings.

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 68 Team delegation uniform tracksuits

•a All Team Delegation members may wear the same Team Team tracksuits of the delegation delegation members members players, as per article 2-74

playerS a playerS tracksuit trakcsuit

advertising a Advertising is permitted, provided that the sponsors’ Team Team messages are delegation delegation members members identical as the team’s SPONSOR SPONSOR uniforms

playerS playerS

a SPONSOR SPONSOR

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 69 Team delegation uniform country name

•a The country name and/or badge/symbol may appear

manufacturer trademark

a The manufacturer’s trademark (logo) is permitted and may appear once a

FIBA Uniforms Approval Guidelines January 2021 70