Super Bowl LVIII uniforms -- and a look at the winning threads since 2004

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The San Francisco 49ers will wear their white uniforms and the Kansas City Chiefs will wear their red uniforms in Super Bowl LVIII, just like they did in Super Bowl LIV. The 49ers have a good track record in white jerseys with gold pants, winning two Super Bowls in that combination. However, since 2004, the Chiefs are one of only three teams to win a Super Bowl while wearing their team-colored jersey. The other two teams are the Philadelphia Eagles and the Green Bay Packers. The Chiefs will wear red helmets, red jerseys, and white pants, while the 49ers will wear gold helmets, white jerseys, and gold pants. The Chiefs have a 6-4 record this season wearing this uniform combination, while the 49ers have a 4-1 record.
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