The Denver Broncos dropped their new uniforms for the 2024 NFL season on Monday, which includes a variation on the white helmets they introduced last year.

The "Mile High Collection" includes separate navy blue, orange and white jersey tops along with blue and white pants.

Not only will Denver sport new uniforms in 2024, but the team will also bring back a classic look:

According to Aric DiLalla of the team's official site, the new orange jerseys will be the Broncos' formally recognized home uniform. The navy jersey will be their alternate, which follows how they've been classified since the 2012 season.

This is the first time the franchise has introduced new unis since 1997 and Denver took the opportunity to provide some design touches that reflect the Broncos' identity and local region.

"The sleeve caps of the jerseys show a mountain peak created from the linework within the team's logo, while the under sleeve includes perforated triangles that recognize high elevation and pay tribute to iconic summit markets," DiLalla wrote. "A stripe with contrasting colors down the side of the pants will feature sharp edges as a nod to the Rocky Mountain peaks."

The front of the helmets also include the city of Denver's elevation, 5,280 feet above sea level, and "Broncos Country" is emblazoned on the inner neck tag.

Cutting Russell Wilson symbolized the true start of head coach Sean Payton's tenure as he and general manager George Paton rebuild the roster. Now, the Broncos have uniforms to further usher in their restart.