This page contains the record of every uniform that Mississippi State's softball team has worn in each season since 2015.
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2025
Mississippi State introduced a brand new fan-favorite uniform in 2025 - the White Script "State" Pinstripes - the second pinstripe uniform in program history that featured a design very reminiscent of the design that the baseball team wore in its first College World Series trip. The pinstripe pants were also worn with the Maroon Script "State" jerseys to create a new combination. Additionally, the maroon pants were updated in 2025 to feature white belts and a white State of MS logo on the backside. Otherwise, all uniforms from 2024 returned in 2025.
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2024
Mississippi State Softball continued its emphasis on STATE in 2024, introducing three new jerseys that all featured the STATE lettering in some capacity. The Script "State", newly minted as the Mississippi State's primary athletic logo, was placed on white jerseys with maroon shoulders, while the Block STATE lettering that originated in Men's Basketball during the "Game of Change" era was added to two new jerseys: an updated all-white look with inverted block lettering and numbers and an updated all-black look with maroon lettering and white numbers. All jerseys prominently featuring the "M-State" logo were phased out, as were the teal jerseys (in favor of the new white jerseys with teal accents that were introduced in 2023).
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2023
Mississippi State introduced the popular Script "State" logo to its softball uniforms for the first time in 2023, placing it on brand new primary maroon jerseys. These maroon jerseys were worn with both white and maroon pants; the white pants that they were primarily worn with were new, with a no-belt design and the M-State logo on the right hip. New no-belt black pants with a single white stripe were also introduced. A new teal-accented white jersey was worn for one game, paired with the teal-accented white pants to create an all-white look.
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2022
Mississippi State introduced a new version of the White M-State jersey in 2022, with a large "M-State" logo on the chest, maroon shoulders, and bold maroon numbers on the back. These became the Bulldogs' primary white jerseys in 2022, though the previous incarnation of the White M-State jersey was still worn as an alternate. These jerseys were worn with new maroon pants with a single white stripe and no-belt design that completely replaced the double-striped maroon pants that had been worn in seasons past. A new teal-accented gray jersey was worn for one game, paired with the teal-accented white pants.
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2021
Mississippi State introduced two new jerseys in 2021, both featuring the "M-State" logo. New maroon jerseys featuring a small "M-State" logo on the left chest and player numbers on the right torso were worn exclusively with maroon pants to create an all-maroon look; new black jerseys featuring a large "M-State" logo on the center chest were worn exclusively with black pants, brining back an all-black look for the first time since 2016.
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2020
Mississippi State did not introduce any new uniforms in the COVID-shortened 2020 season; they wore 5 jerseys, each of which had their own unique pants design to create 5 unique combinations. A rare case of a season with absolutely no mixing-and-matching.
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2019
Mississippi State's 2019 softball season currently holds the program record for most jerseys, pants, and combinations worn in a single season, with the Bulldogs taking the field in a wide variety of looks that season. New looks included brand new teal jerseys featuring "Mississippi State" lettering on the front and inverted teal numbers, new white pants with teal and gray accents, and new one-off green jerseys for St. Patrick's Day.
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2018
Mississippi State added two new white uniforms in 2018: a super clean all-white look with inverted "STATE" lettering on the front and inverted western-style numbers on the front and back and a super busy white pinstripe look with an inverted "Bulldogs" script, maroon shoulder panels, and maroon block numbers. Additionally, the teal-accented white jerseys were worn with white pants for the first time ever.
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2017
Mississippi State added two new alternate uniforms to create two new combinations in 2017. The first was a new black jersey featuring a white "Mississippi State" banner wordmark and inverted black numbers on the back that was exclusively paired with white pants with black pinstripes; this combination replaced the all-black look that had been worn in previous seasons. The second was a green-accented all-white St. Patrick's Day uniform, with double-green stripes on the collar, sleeves, and pants.
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2016
Mississippi State completed re-invented its uniform lineup in 2016, with 4 new jerseys, 2 new pairs of pants, and a total of 5 new combinations. The first of the new looks was new white two-button jerseys with the "M-State" logo on the left chest, maroon shoulders, and inverted numbers, that were worn with both maroon and white pants. Additionally, two new maroon jerseys were added to the rotation: one with a white "Mississippi State" banner logo, white piping, and inverted numbers that was exclusively worn with white pants and one with silver "STATE" lettering and silver block numbers that was exclusively worn with maroon pants. Finally, the Bulldogs wore teal-accented white jerseys for the first time ever, pairing them with gray pants.
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2015
Mississippi State wore six different uniforms in 2015: three with white jerseys and three with dark jerseys. Returning from the previous season were the all-white look with maroon placket coloring and vertical "STATE" lettering on the placket, the maroon jersey with white-gray-white sleeve stripes and teh "Mississippi State" banner over a Bulldog head logo on the front, the all-gray look with "BULLDOGS" lettering, and the all-black look with a maroon "Mississippi State" banner on the front. New looks in 2015 included a traditional all-white look with maroon placket piping and an all-maroon "M-State" logo on the left chest, and one-off white jerseys with pink and maroon "All in For the Fight" lettering on the front that were paired with gray pants.
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