There is also a photo of De Smet #1 (white uniform) in which he has his waistband rolled revealing multiple manufacturer’s logos (the Under Armour logo). The rolling of the waistband is permitted, but not the showing of multiple logos.

Multiple Logos ...
 

3-4-5: Uniform pants/skirts must have only one visible manufacturer’s logo/trademark/reference. See 3-6-2 for size requirements. Showing multiple manufacturer’s logos on the waist band of the pants/skirts makes the item illegal.

3-5-5-Note: Equipment and apparel must not be modified from the original manufactured state and must be worn in the manner the manufacturer intended it to be worn. Provided the shorts are not in conflict with Rule 3-4-5, no drawstring or other part of the shorts intended to maintain them in a normal position causes potential harm to the player or others and wearing of the shorts is not objectionable in exposing the anatomy, there is not restriction on folding or rolling the shorts at the natural waistband seam.

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BillyMac, you missed a second uniform violation. Not only are there multiple manufacture logo's on the waistband, there is also a manufacture logo on the shorts.

The waistband is part of the shorts, so that's still one uniform violation--multiple manufacturer's logos on the shorts. If he rolled the waistband one more time, then there would be one visible and he would be legal.

Show Me Zoochy ...
 

Is Zoochy saying that there are three logos visible on the "pants" in this photo?

And that a single visible logo on the waistband of the pants and single visible logo on the leg of the pants would also be illegal?

3-4-5: Uniform pants/skirts must have only one visible manufacturer’s logo/trademark/reference. See 3-6-2 for size requirements. Showing multiple manufacturer’s logos on the waist band of the pants/skirts makes the item illegal.

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