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The San Francisco 49ers have slightly tweaked their jerseys ahead of the 2022 season, reintroducing three stripes on the sleeves and adding a new saloon font for the watermark.

Dre Greenlaw's goal-line stop guaranteed more than an NFC West title. It brought back an old-school end-zone look not seen since 2003.

The 49ers are taking things back with their uniforms this year. Although subtle, San Francisco wanted to pay homage to the past with the small but meaningful changes.

The 49ers utilized the classic design as its “primary wordmark” from 1972 to 2004. The team then simplified the script, but the saloon font was never hard to find on fans or in stores.

The 49ers’ “saloon wordmark,” first released in 1972, is back after 32 years — a period when the team won five Super Bowls. The saloon font lies just below the neckline on standard jerseys ...