Oregon State football unveils new uniforms ahead of 2024 season

The Oregon State Beavers have shaken up their uniforms ahead of the 2024 season, unveiling their new look on Friday, July 12.

The primary change to the uniform set is the addition of a fourth jersey and pants in an anthracite gray color, joining the traditional white, black and orange uniform looks.

The other most notable change comes on the front of the uniforms, where the patch of the of the Pac-12 logo is no longer featured. Whether this is an intentional decision or the patches were not available is unclear. However, uniform reveals from other schools in the midst of conference realignment have featured their respective patches and the assumption could be made that the Beavers will simply not wear a conference patch for the 2024 season.

Other tweaks are the removal of the orange center stripe from the Beavers' black helmets as well as the reintroduction of a white helmet, which hasn't been worn since the 2018 season.

The wood grain outline within the numbers across all uniform sets has also been removed in favor of a crosshatched design.

The new uniforms will make their on-field debut when the Beavers take on Idaho State on Saturday, Aug. 31, in their season-opening game at Reser Stadium.