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NASCARThe 2026 NBA Draft is in the books, and the fun part for us starts now: seeing every new pick in their new team jersey and uniform for the first time. This is the running ColorWay Sports tracker for the rookie class of 2026, matching all 30 first-round picks to the team colorway they just stepped into. We lead each pick with the team's official welcome post so you can see the jersey on the player, and we will swap in the real on-court uniform shots as Las Vegas Summer League tips off in July.
A quick note on what you are looking at. On draft night the picks hold up the jersey and pull on the team cap, so these first looks are the welcome graphics and the on-stage jersey reveals rather than full game uniforms. The true on-court uniform look lands at Summer League, and we will swap those in as they come. Here is how the new colorways look across the entire 2026 first round, from the No. 1 pick down through No. 30.
No. 1: AJ Dybantsa, Washington Wizards
The Washington Wizards landed the top pick and used it on BYU wing AJ Dybantsa, who now slides into the Wizards' navy, red, and silver. Washington's red, white, and blue color story is one of the cleaner identities in the league, and the bold red jersey gives Dybantsa a uniform that reads loud on the broadcast from day one. It is a strong, classic look for a franchise cornerstone, and the colorway suits him.
No. 2: Darryn Peterson, Utah Jazz
Kansas guard Darryn Peterson heads to the Utah Jazz, stepping into one of the more distinctive jersey and uniform palettes in the NBA. The Jazz lean on their deep mountain color direction, and Utah's set gives Peterson a moody, modern look with the kind of contrast that photographs well. It is a sharp landing spot for a guard who is going to be on a lot of highlight reels in this uniform.
No. 3: Cameron Boozer, Memphis Grizzlies
Duke forward Cameron Boozer joins the Memphis Grizzlies and their Beale Street blue. Memphis runs one of the most underrated color stories in the league, the navy and the lighter blue layered with the gold accents, and it gives Boozer a jersey and uniform that feels both fresh and grown-up. The Grizzlies colorway has always read well on bigger forwards, and Boozer fits the frame.
No. 4: Caleb Wilson, Chicago Bulls
UNC forward Caleb Wilson lands with the Chicago Bulls, which means he inherits one of the most iconic jerseys in basketball. The Bulls' red, black, and white uniform needs no introduction, and there is a real weight to seeing a new name pull it on. The colorway does a lot of the work here, and Wilson steps straight into one of the most recognizable looks the sport has ever produced.
No. 5: Keaton Wagler, LA Clippers
Illinois guard Keaton Wagler rounds out the top five with the LA Clippers, stepping into the team's rebuilt blue and red identity from the Intuit Dome era. The Clippers cleaned up their jersey and uniform direction in recent seasons, and the result is a crisp, contemporary colorway that gives Wagler a modern look to launch his career in.
No. 6: Mikel Brown Jr., Brooklyn Nets
Louisville guard Mikel Brown Jr. is off the board at six to the Brooklyn Nets and their stripped-down black-and-white identity. Brooklyn runs one of the most minimalist jersey and uniform palettes in the league, and that clean monochrome look gives Brown a sleek, modern canvas to launch his career on.
No. 7: Darius Acuff Jr., Sacramento Kings
Arkansas guard Darius Acuff Jr. heads to the Sacramento Kings and their royal purple. The Kings' purple, silver, and black color story is one of the most distinctive in the NBA, and the jersey and uniform give Acuff a bold, instantly recognizable look to start in.
No. 8: Kingston Flemings, Atlanta Hawks
Houston guard Kingston Flemings lands with the Atlanta Hawks, stepping into the team's red, black, and volt-green identity. Atlanta's jersey and uniform set reads loud and modern, and the bright accents give Flemings a colorway that pops on the broadcast.
No. 9: Morez Johnson Jr., Dallas Mavericks
Michigan forward Morez Johnson Jr. is the ninth pick, joining the Dallas Mavericks and their royal blue and navy. The Mavericks' jersey and uniform direction is clean and classic, and the blue suits a forward who will spend a lot of his time around the rim.
No. 10: Brayden Burries, Milwaukee Bucks
Arizona guard Brayden Burries rounds out the top ten with the Milwaukee Bucks and their Good Land green. Milwaukee's deep green and cream palette is one of the richest in the league, and it gives Burries a heritage-tinged jersey and uniform to grow into.
No. 11: Yaxel Lendeborg, Golden State Warriors
Michigan forward Yaxel Lendeborg is the eleventh pick, heading to the Golden State Warriors and their royal blue and California golden yellow. The Warriors run one of the most recognizable colorways in the sport, and Lendeborg steps straight into a jersey and uniform with championship pedigree.
No. 12: Aday Mara, Oklahoma City Thunder
Oklahoma City add length at twelve with big man Aday Mara, who joins the Thunder's blue, orange, and sunset palette. Oklahoma City's clean, modern jersey and uniform set has become one of the league's sharpest, and it gives Mara a crisp colorway as the Thunder keep stacking young talent.
No. 13: Nate Ament, Milwaukee Bucks
Tennessee wing Nate Ament is the second of Milwaukee's first-round picks at thirteen, joining the same Good Land green the Bucks showed off earlier in the round. It is a strong, heritage-rich jersey and uniform for a long, skilled wing to develop in.
No. 14: Hannes Steinbach, Charlotte Hornets
Washington big man Hannes Steinbach closes out the lottery with the Charlotte Hornets and their teal and purple. The Hornets run one of the most beloved color combinations in NBA history, and Steinbach steps into a jersey and uniform that fans have wanted back for years.
No. 15: Dailyn Swain, Chicago Bulls
Texas wing Dailyn Swain gives the Chicago Bulls their second first-rounder at fifteen, pulling on the same iconic red, black, and white the franchise has worn for decades. Few colorways in sports carry more weight, and Swain joins a jersey and uniform that needs no introduction.
No. 16: Bennett Stirtz, Oklahoma City Thunder
Iowa guard Bennett Stirtz is Oklahoma City's second pick of the first round at sixteen, joining the Thunder's blue and orange. The Thunder keep adding to a young core, and Stirtz lands in one of the cleanest jersey and uniform sets in the league.
No. 17: Ebuka Okorie, Detroit Pistons
Stanford guard Ebuka Okorie heads to the Detroit Pistons and their restored red, white, and blue. Detroit's return to the classic Pistons palette is one of the best identity moves of the era, and Okorie steps into a jersey and uniform rooted in the franchise's best years.
No. 18: Christian Anderson Jr., Charlotte Hornets
Texas Tech guard Christian Anderson Jr. is Charlotte's second first-round pick at eighteen, joining the same teal and purple Hornets identity. It is a vibrant, fan-favorite jersey and uniform, and the Hornets add another young guard to wear it.
No. 19: Allen Graves, Toronto Raptors
Santa Clara wing Allen Graves lands with the Toronto Raptors and their red, black, and silver. Toronto's jersey and uniform set is bold and broadcast-friendly, and the red gives Graves a strong, modern look north of the border.
No. 20: Jayden Quaintance, San Antonio Spurs
Kentucky big man Jayden Quaintance heads to the San Antonio Spurs and their timeless black and silver. The Spurs run one of the most classic, no-nonsense jersey and uniform identities in the league, and Quaintance joins a colorway built on five championships.
No. 21: Karim Lopez, Memphis Grizzlies
Forward Karim Lopez gives Memphis its second first-rounder at twenty-one, joining the same Beale Street blue, navy, and gold the Grizzlies showed off at the top of the board. It is one of the more underrated jersey and uniform palettes in the league, and Lopez adds to a young Memphis frontcourt.
No. 22: Labaron Philon Jr., Philadelphia 76ers
Alabama guard Labaron Philon Jr. heads to the Philadelphia 76ers and their red, white, and blue. Philadelphia's jersey and uniform identity is a clean, patriotic classic, and Philon steps into a colorway with deep history in the sport.
No. 23: Zuby Ejiofor, Atlanta Hawks
St. John's big man Zuby Ejiofor is Atlanta's second first-round pick at twenty-three, joining the same red, black, and volt Hawks identity. The bright accents make it one of the more modern jersey and uniform sets in the league, and Ejiofor adds frontcourt size to wear it.
No. 24: Cameron Carr, LA Lakers
Baylor guard Cameron Carr lands with the Los Angeles Lakers and the most famous colorway in basketball, the purple and gold. There is no jersey and uniform in the sport with more history, and Carr steps straight into a look that carries seventeen championships.
No. 25: Sergio De Larrea, Dallas Mavericks
Spanish guard Sergio De Larrea gives Dallas its second first-rounder at twenty-five, joining the same royal blue and navy the Mavericks showed earlier in the round. It is a clean, classic jersey and uniform, and De Larrea adds international playmaking to the Dallas backcourt.
No. 26: Tarris Reed Jr., San Antonio Spurs
Connecticut big man Tarris Reed Jr. is San Antonio's second first-round pick at twenty-six, pulling on the same black and silver the Spurs have worn for generations. It is a timeless jersey and uniform, and Reed adds frontcourt depth to a proud franchise.
No. 27: Chris Cenac Jr., Boston Celtics
Houston big man Chris Cenac Jr. heads to the Boston Celtics and the most decorated colorway in NBA history, the Celtic green and white. With eighteen championships behind it, the jersey and uniform carries more banners than any in the league, and Cenac joins that lineage.
No. 28: Joshua Jefferson, Brooklyn Nets
Iowa State forward Joshua Jefferson gives Brooklyn its second first-rounder at twenty-eight, joining the same minimalist black and white the Nets showed earlier. It is a sleek, modern jersey and uniform, and Jefferson adds versatility to the Brooklyn frontcourt.
No. 29: Alex Karaban, Sacramento Kings
Connecticut wing Alex Karaban is Sacramento's second pick of the first round at twenty-nine, joining the same purple, silver, and black the Kings showed earlier. It is a bold, distinctive jersey and uniform, and Karaban brings proven winning to the colorway.
No. 30: Koa Peat, Phoenix Suns
Arizona forward Koa Peat closes the first round with the Phoenix Suns and their purple and orange. The Suns run one of the most energetic colorways in the league, and Peat ends the night stepping into a bright, sunbaked jersey and uniform to start his career.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who was the No. 1 pick in the 2026 NBA Draft?
The Washington Wizards selected BYU wing AJ Dybantsa with the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft. He now steps into the Wizards' navy, red, and silver uniform as the new face of the Washington rebuild.
Which 2026 NBA Draft picks have their new jerseys revealed?
All 30 first-round picks have been matched to their new team and shown in that team's colorway through the official welcome posts, from No. 1 AJ Dybantsa with the Washington Wizards down through No. 30 Koa Peat with the Phoenix Suns. We will swap in the on-court uniform shots from Las Vegas Summer League as they come.
When will we see the 2026 rookies in their actual game uniforms?
The first true on-court uniform looks for the 2026 rookie class come at NBA Summer League in Las Vegas in July 2026. Draft-night photos show the picks holding the jersey and wearing the team cap, while Summer League is the first time they play in the full team uniform. We will update this tracker with those shots as they happen.
What NBA team did Cameron Boozer get drafted to?
Duke forward Cameron Boozer was selected by the Memphis Grizzlies in the 2026 NBA Draft. He joins the Grizzlies' Beale Street blue, navy, and gold color scheme, one of the more underrated jersey and uniform palettes in the league.
Where can I find every 2026 NBA Draft pick and their new team?
This ColorWay Sports tracker lists all 30 first-round picks of the 2026 NBA Draft with the team that drafted them and the new colorway each player is joining, from the No. 1 pick down through No. 30. We update it with each new jersey and uniform first look as they roll out.
Who has the best new jersey of the 2026 NBA Draft class?
It is early, but the strongest landing spots at the top of the board are AJ Dybantsa in the Washington Wizards' bold red, Caleb Wilson inheriting the iconic Chicago Bulls red, black, and white, and Cameron Boozer in the Memphis Grizzlies' underrated Beale Street blue. The Bulls jersey carries the most history of any uniform in the 2026 class, while the Wizards red gives the No. 1 pick the loudest first look on the broadcast.
Were there any trades in the 2026 NBA Draft first round?
Yes. Several first-round picks changed hands on draft night, including selections that landed in Oklahoma City, San Antonio, Atlanta, and Charlotte through trades. We note the new team and the colorway each player actually joins, so this tracker follows where the rookies ended up rather than the original pick order.
What is an NBA jersey first look?
A jersey first look is the first time fans see a new draft pick in their new team's colors. On NBA Draft night that comes through the team's official welcome post and the on-stage jersey reveal, where the pick holds the jersey and pulls on the team cap. The full on-court uniform first look follows at Summer League, and this tracker collects both.
The Bottom Line on the 2026 Draft Class's New Uniforms
The best part of any draft is the colorway reveal, and the 2026 class landed in some strong jerseys and uniforms at the top of the board. Dybantsa gets the bold Wizards red, Boozer steps into Memphis blue, and Wilson pulls on one of the most iconic looks in the sport with the Bulls. We will keep this tracker live as the rest of the first round gets its team welcome and as the full on-court uniforms show up at Summer League. Bookmark it and check back for every new look.
