Heat officially announce return of 'Vice Nights' uniforms

Miami Heat Vice Nights — (Photo Courtesy of the Miami Heat)

The Vice Nights threads are officially back!

Seven years after they first debuted, the Miami Heat are officially bringing back the iconic black “Vice Nights” uniforms, beginning on Nov. 12, the team announced Saturday. The jerseys will go on sale on Nov. 11.

7 seasons later… and still the baddest look in basketball 🔥 Available 11/11 @ 11AM@miamiheat // @RobinhoodApp pic.twitter.com/pNcotpSB7I
— Miami HEAT (@MiamiHEAT) November 8, 2025

The Miami Heat announced the official return of the iconic ‘Vice Nights’ jerseys this season😮‍💨

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— Hot Hot Hoops (@hothothoops) November 8, 2025

It was speculated in July that Miami would bring back the Vice Nights uniforms, which will serve as their City Edition threads for the 2025-26 season.

Last season, the Heat brought back the original white Vice uniforms, which they wore for 20 games. You could argue that it was the most enjoyable part of last season for more reasons than one. Miami Vice is elite, argue with a wall!

Furthermore, according to the team’s press release, there have been “over 90,000 Vice Nights jerseys” sold across 96 countries, “underscoring the global reach and enduring popularity of the design.”

They are planning to wear them 23 times — 16 times at home, seven times on the road — barring any changes:

Nov. 12: vs. Cavaliers
Nov. 17: vs. New York
Nov. 19: vs. Golden State
Nov. 29: vs. Detroit
Dec. 6: vs. Sacramento
Dec. 21: @ New York
Dec. 27: vs. Indiana
Jan. 3: vs. Minnesota
Jan. 4: vs. New Orleans
Jan. 15: vs. Boston
Jan. 17: vs. Oklahoma City
Feb. 8: @ Washington
Feb. 21: vs. Memphis
Feb. 24: @ Milwaukee
Feb. 28: vs. Houston
March 6: @ Charlotte
March 14: vs. Orlando
March 19: vs. Los Angeles
March 21: @ Houston
March 30: vs. Philadelphia
April 4: vs. Washington
April 7: @ Toronto
April 10: @ Washington

The court design has not officially been released yet, though the team did say disclose the “mark at center court is a first in the team’s history and the surrounding boundaries around the area of play reflects the city’s signature look and style.”