The Minnesota Timberwolves are set to officially unveil their new uniforms at 5 p.m. ET on Sunday, though their white Association, royal blue Icon and black Statement Edition designs were already leaked by the team's website. All three uniforms feature a 'Wolves' wordmark across the chest, similar to their 1989-96 design, while the Statement set includes tree trim along the collar, arm holes, waistband and bottom of the shorts that mimics their 1996-2008 look. The uniforms also include their new primary logo on the shorts, which combines their original color scheme with elements from their 2008-17 alternate logo and 2017-26 primary mark. With that said, we've decided to take a look back at the Timberwolves logo and uniform history, which dates back to the 1989-90 season when they and the Orlando Magic joined the NBA as expansions franchises. It was the first time since the Minneapolis Lakers departed for Los Angeles in 1960 that the Twin Cities had an NBA team, though the Minnesota Muskies (1967-68) and Minnesota Pipers (1968-69) notably played in the ABA. The Timberwolves' wore white uniforms at home and royal blue uniforms on the road, both of which featured a 'Wolves' wordmark across the chest, a traditional striping pattern for trim and their original logo on both sides of the shorts. The logo, affectionally known as 'Old Shep,' was designed by Iowa resident Mark Thompson, who won $2,500 from the team's create-a-logo contest by reusing a concept he created for the USHL's North Iowa Huskies in 1982. 'Old Shep' featured a royal blue and white wolf with green eyes in front of a silver basketball, which would ultimately be the inspiration for the 2008-17 alternate logo and 2017-26 primary mark, which we'll discuss further in a minute. This look would remain until the 1996-97 season, when Minnesota unveiled a menacing logo that featured a howling wolf inside of a basketball. The logo, which was designed by a local artist, was meant to evoke a sense of fear and intimidation, and it quickly became a fan favorite. The Timberwolves have undergone several logo and uniform changes over the years, but the 'Wolves' wordmark has remained a constant presence on their uniforms. The team's current logo, which features a stylized wolf's head with a basketball in its mouth, was introduced in 2017 and has been well-received by fans. The Timberwolves have also made several changes to their uniforms over the years, including the introduction of a new Statement Edition uniform in 2020. The Statement Edition uniform features a bold, black design with a white 'Wolves' wordmark and a stylized wolf's head on the shorts. The Timberwolves have also introduced a new Icon Edition uniform, which features a royal blue design with a white 'Wolves' wordmark and a stylized wolf's head on the shorts. The team's uniforms are designed to reflect their brand and identity, and they are an important part of the team's overall image. The Timberwolves have a rich history and a loyal fan base, and their uniforms are an important part of that history and tradition.