WNBA Coloring Pages: Free Printable Basketball Uniforms and Team Crests

Every team has two or three signature colors and sticking to them makes the finished page instantly recognizable. If you are not sure, look at how the shapes are drawn: most crests and uniforms use one dominant color across the large areas and a second one for outlines, trim, and numbers. Picking two and using them consistently across a page beats using six.

The uniforms. They are built from large flat panels with a number in the middle and very little fine detail, so a child can finish one quickly without needing a steady hand. Team crests pack much more into a small space, with lettering, animals, and layered shapes, and those suit older kids.

Leave them white and color the fabric around them. Filling a number in the same family of color as the shirt makes it disappear, which is the most common thing that goes wrong on these pages. If you want a colored number, use the darkest shade you have and keep the shirt light.

Yes, and it is a good exercise. Since the pages are just outlines, you can invent a color scheme, design your own uniform, or match your favorite team's colors onto a different crest. Kids who play basketball themselves often color a uniform in their own club's colors instead.