Jagged beads of rain descend down the side of two reinvented Bandits jerseys. In typical Pacific Northwest fashion, the rain is designed to be falling in a slanted pattern, representing the sweeping storms that gust across the Lower Mainland. 

The inline that winds through the 'Bandits' wordmark on the white jersey is a modern nod to the trails and roads that are the veins of the Fraser Valley and Vancouver regions' natural and urban spaces.

Exclusive to the black jersey is the Bandits' classic orange shade that transitions into the off-black colour scheme that is used throughout the jersey. The gradient is building upward toward the 'Vancouver' wordmark, creating a sense of rising impact and trajectory.

On each of the black and white jerseys, two straight lines descend from the left shoulder and arm. They follow parallel paths before the latter descends downward. The sharp angles and turns echo the lines found on the court while the overall linework illustrates movement and progression.