The Braves have unveiled a new alternate home uniform that is based on the attire worn when the team moved from Milwaukee in 1966. "It's a beautiful uniform," Hall of Famer Hank Aaron said. "And it's not wool. Those first uniforms were wool." The cream-colored uniforms feature the customary Braves script across the front, but without the tomahawk that is below the nickname on the regular home white jerseys. Chipper Jones, Dan Uggla and Brian McCann were on hand to model the uniforms. "I love it," Jones said. "You have to keep things fresh. Everyone gets excited when they break out something new." The new uniforms will be worn during weekend games at Turner Field. The alternate red jersey that had been worn on Sundays since 2005 will now be used for Friday night games in Atlanta. The regular home whites will be reserved for games Monday through Thursday.