Brooklyn Nets unveil new logo designed by Jay-Z

The move from New Jersey means a new look for the Brooklyn Nets. On Monday, fans got to see what that look will be next season.

The logo is black and white, and created by Jay-Z, a part owner of the Brooklyn Nets. The Nets keep the team's old "shield" design and, according to a news release from the team, Nets CEO Brett Yormark called it "the new badge for Brookyln."

The team's jerseys, according to netsstore.com, are coming in September, but you can purchase shirts and other apparel with the new logo today.

The Nets' final game in New Jersey drew a sellout crowd, but the team was slammed by Gov. Chris Christie as it made its way out of town.

The future of the team figures to be dictated more by the decision of point guard Deron Williams this summer and not a fresh new logo. For his part, Williams says winning remains the most important factor for him, but that he'll consider the Nets as a free agent this summer. The Nets finished well out of the playoff hunt with a 22-44 record, capped by a six-game losing streak to end the season.