The Philadelphia Flyers, since their inception in 1967, have maintained one of the most recognizable and iconic uniforms in the National Hockey League. Their steadfast commitment to a color palette of orange, black, and white, combined with the consistent use of their original logo, has established them as a visually distinct franchise. The "Winged P" logo, designed by artist Sam Ciccone, features four stylized wings attached to a slanted "P" with an orange dot. This logo has remained virtually unchanged throughout the team's history. Ciccone also designed the original jersey, incorporating a stripe down each shoulder and arm to represent wings, symbolizing speed.

From 1967 to 1982, and again from 2010 to 2023, the Flyers primarily used two main jersey designs. Minor alterations were made, such as adding last names and adjusting stripping designs. In 1981, the Flyers innovated with the introduction of Cooperalls, long pants intended to make the uniform lighter and the players faster, though these are now banned during games.

During the 1997-98 season, the Flyers introduced their first alternate jersey: a black jersey. This design maintained the same pattern as the home and away jerseys but with black as the base color, complemented by white sleeves and orange striping. These black alternates became a fan favorite and served as the team's third jersey for four seasons. In 2001-02, the Flyers made the black jersey their road jersey, retiring the orange jersey.

The early 2000s also saw the introduction of chrome alternate jerseys from 2002 to 2007. In 2008, the Flyers began a return to their classic 1970s uniforms, adding an orange-based third alternate jersey that paid homage to their original orange road sweater. A key difference was the addition of a white nameplate with black lettering on the back. For the 2009-10 season, the Flyers made this orange jersey their home jersey, with the black Reebok jersey becoming the alternate.

The Flyers' 2010 Winter Classic jersey was a white throwback design reminiscent of the team's original 1970s uniform, featuring a black nameplate. This jersey became so popular that it was adopted as the team's new away sweater later that year.

In recent years, the Flyers have continued to introduce alternate and commemorative jerseys. A 50th-anniversary alternate jersey featured gold numbers and trim. Stadium Series jerseys in 2017, 2019 and 2024 provided unique, one-off designs. Reverse Retro jerseys, with inverted team colors, have also been part of the Flyers' uniform history. The Flyers tweaked their primary uniforms, combining elements from different eras, including the original "burnt orange" shade, a wide racing sleeve stripe, single-color sleeve numbers, and a contrasting nameplate.

New orange and white jerseys introduced in 2023 feature single-stack numbers on the sleeves and lack piping.