FC Barcelona has released the club’s new home kit for the 2020-21 season. The new jersey features bold stripes that were inspired by 1920's look. The kit will be complete with blue shorts that has a vertical maroon stripe on the sides and horizontally striped socks.
"This season, the jersey is recovering its traditional vertical stripes, but is including gold as a distinctive element. The 'blaugrana' stripes are bordered on each side by gold strips, which evoke the design of the Club crest that the team wore on their shirts throughout the 1920s." -FC Barcelona
Borussia Dortmund has introduced their new home jersey that features the team's classic & iconic color combo, yellow and black. The pattern on the jersey is inspired by the metro station 'Westfalenhalle', which is the one closest to the stadium. The kit will be completed with black shorts and yellow socks when the players step onto the pitch.
Chelsea has introduced the club’s new 2020-21 home kit. The new look is inspired by west London’s association with master tailors and their craftsmanship. The blue jersey features a subtle all-over herringbone knit pattern. The kit also introduces the club’s new partnership with mobile network Three as their official shirt sponsor. The full kit will be complete with blue shorts and white socks.
'“The kit is really, really smart – very Chelsea. You can see the story behind the kit with how it looks and all the little touches that remind you of a good suit. I think we will certainly be the best dressed team next season.” -Striker Tammy Abraham
The Washington Spirit has unveiled their newest home kit for the 2020 National Women’s Soccer League Challenge Cup. The new navy blue jersey features grey horizontal stripes on the front, with a single red stripe going down each side of the jersey. The kit is completed with red shorts and navy blue socks.
“This kit represents the strides that the fans, the players and the city have made to create a rich history for women’s soccer. It was made to honor those that came before us, and those who will come after us. This is the next step for the beautiful game in the DMV.” - Spirit
Club Brugge has revealed their new 2020-21 home and away kits. The team’s home jersey features the club's traditional black and blue striped design, and has been combined with a diagonal tonal stripe within the blue stripes on the jersey. The team’s away kit comes in a white with black colorway with a tonal diagonal pattern with blue collar and sleeve cuffs.
The Utah Royals FC has introduced their new home kit for the 2020 season. The new blue kit features the iconic Utah landscape with mountains on the front lower half of the jersey in the club’s signature gold. The team will have a new sponsor with the Soleil Energy logo now on the front chest of the jersey. The kit will be complete with gold shorts and navy socks.
OKC Energy FC has revealed their new 2020 primary and secondary kits. The team’s new primary kit returns to their original color, green, with a green jersey, shorts and socks. The jersey features white stripes on the jersey running vertical and has the club/state motto “Labor Omnia Vincit” on the back of the jersey’s neck.
The secondary kit for Energy FC will be a more basic white color way with a white jersey that features a unique green pattern on the sleeves. The state of Oklahoma is features on the back neck area of the jersey. To finish the look the team will wear white shorts and socks with the secondary jersey.
“We always knew we wanted to go back to green, and we wanted to make sure the fans had a say in what the jerseys look like. In addition to several other activations this year, we polled our supporters to get their feedback on the 2020 jersey options. The striped design used for the primary kit was voted as the number one choice, while the solid shirt with patterned sleeves came in second.” -Jeff Kretchmar, Energy FC Chief Operating Officer
The Houston Dash have introduce a new secondary kit for the upcoming season. The design gives a nod to the Houston Oilers with the Columbia Blue colorway. The white jersey is nicknamed the ‘Luv Ya Dash’ after the Oilers’ Luv Ya Blue Era, and features a blue band across the chest of the jersey with two thinner lines in the team’s traditional orange. The stripe is another way the Dash pay homage to the Oilers’ as it is similar to the stripes found on the Oilers' pants and helmets between 1966 and 1998.
"One of our core values as a club is to take pride in the city we represent, so we wanted to honor the rich legacy of Houston sports. Growing up in Houston, there's nothing more iconic than the Astrodome and the passion Houstonians have for the history made there by the Oilers and others through the years." -Houston Dynamo and Dash creative director Juan Loya
The Portland Thorns FC has revealed the club’s new kits for the 2020 National Women’s Soccer League season.
The team’s primary jersey has been named the ‘Dark Rose’ and will the club’s first black jersey in their eight-year history. The design pays homage to the City of Portland with dark roses design found across the entire jersey with the nike logo, team crest and jersey sponsor in red hues. The club’s secondary jersey has been named ‘Untamed Thorn’ and features a thorn design throughout the light uniform. Both kit includes the marker “B.A.O.N.” on the inner neck that refers to the fan phrase “By Any Other Name”.
“We are really excited about these new kits. With each jersey, it’s an opportunity to expand our club’s visual language and these designs are a bold and compelling evolution of our iconography. I think our athletes and supporters will love them.” -Alex Kocher, creative director for Thorns FC
The Energy FC has partnered with the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum to pay tribute to the victims of April 19, 1995 with special kits. The black kits will feature silver accents to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the tragedy. On the backs of the neck area there is a Survivor Tree design in silver as well.
“The events of the Oklahoma City Bombing, nearly 25 years ago, forever changed the lives of all Oklahomans. The strength and love that followed that day inspired a nation and has shaped the direction of our city. When the opportunity came to help the Oklahoma City Memorial and Museum, Energy FC wanted to make sure that it was a tribute worthy of this occasion.” -Jeff Kretchmar, Energy FC Chief Operating Officer
The team will wear the kits for their 2020 Home Opener March 7th.
