The Browns have revamped their uniform. (ClevelandBrowns.com)
The Browns have revamped their uniform. (ClevelandBrowns.com)

It looks like orange is the new brown in Cleveland. 

After over a year of teasing them, the Browns finally unveiled their new uniforms on Tuesday. The new look includes a revamped brown jersey, a revamped white jersey, but the color everyone's going to notice when Cleveland takes the field in 2015 is orange. 

The team has added an alternate orange jersey and alternate orange pants. The Browns have worn orange jerseys before, but they've only worn them a total of five times in franchise history. 

Here's an up close picture that shows you just how orange the Browns new jerseys are. 

As for the orange pants, the team hasn't worn them regularly since the 1980 season -- and if you're wondering about the helmet, it's still orange. 

Back to the uniforms though. The Browns paid extra attention to detail with their uniforms, especially the jerseys.

Each of the three new jerseys has a collar that says "Dawg Pound" around the back of the neck.

The Browns are celebrating the 30th anniversary of the Dawg Pound this year and had previously said they wanted to emphasize the anniversary by adding something special to the jerseys. 

The uniforms were unveiled by nine current Browns players, including: Joe Thomas, Donte Whitner, Karlos Dansby, Barkevious Mingo, Armonty Bryant, Chris Kirksey and Taylor Gabriel. Newcomers Dwayne Bowe and Brian Hartline were also on hand at the Cleveland auditorium to show off the new uniforms. 

Besides the "Dawg Pound" collar, the new pants will also have a unique feature: The team name. 

Overall, the Browns will now have nine jersey combinations to choose from, which you can see below. Underneath that, you can also see what Cleveland's uniforms have looked like throughout franchise history. 

You can compare those nine uniforms to the uniforms below, which is a sampling of Cleveland's uniforms throughout team history.