Tony Fernandez, Manny Lee, and George Bell show the home uniforms the Jays used from their inaugural year in 1977 until 1988.

Roy Halladay wears the throw-back baby blues in 2009. The jerseys were first worn as the away uniforms from 1977-1988.

Joe Carter runs the bases after his infamous home run in Game 6 of the 1993 World Series. These uniforms were worn from 1989 until 1996.

Hall of Famer Roberto Alomar displays the first alternate uniform in Jays history, which first appeared in 1994.

The much-maligned David Wells showcases the home whites that the Jays wore first in 1997.

Recent World Series champion Chris Carpenter throws a pitch in an alternate road jersey first seen in 1997.

Catcher Alberto Castillo congratulates closer Billy Koch on one of his 100 saves as a Blue Jay, wearing a jersey that was not very popular amongst fans.

Pitcher Kelvim Escobar (right) and base coach Brian Butterfield together in 2003, wearing a jersey that was so bad that it lasted just one season.

The most recent generation of Jays jerseys were born in 2004, shown here with Alex Rios and Carlos Delgado celebrating a walk-off home run.

Edwin Encarnacion trots the bases in the Jays recent road uniforms after hitting a home run in 2011.

Former Jay Aaron Hill (2) and silver slugger Jose Bautista celebrate a home run on Canada Day 2011. Each July 1st, the Jays wear a special red uniform to commemorate Canada’s birthday.

The studly Brett Lawrie heads towards home after walking off the Red Sox. He is wearing the Jays alternate jersey that has been used since 2004.