I'm gonna hop on to the 'go pattern' bandwagon here.
1923, as an example, changed our colors when we invited all the schools in the district (didn't want to favor one by using its colors). So, we're black, white, and silver.
What do we do with black/white/silver to stand out?
Zebra print. Or really,
anything black and white patterned. It allows kids to wear what they want, as long as they wear the shirt, they can add their own fun 'flair' to it... and we still stand out.
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