MLS new kits 2025: Tracking all of the looks
MLS new kits 2025: Tracking all of the looks
The 2025 MLS season is just around the corner, meaning its time for each of the league's 30 teams to reveal the new kits they'll be wearing during the league's 30th anniversary campaign.
Adidas has once again created customized kits for every MLS team, which aer designed to showcase each club's unique history and heritage.
"The 2025 MLS jerseys are a true celebration of the deep-rooted connections between our clubs, their communities, and their cultures," said Rachel Hoagland, MLS SVP of consumer products. "Each jersey tells a unique story, honoring the rich history and heritage that make every MLS club special."
In a new development for the 2025 season, each club's Apple TV sleeve patch will feature a customized design.
Each club will unveil their new looks between Feb. 12-14 and we'll be tracking all of them right here.
Below are all of the new kits MLS teams will be wearing in the 2025 season.
Austin FC - The Heartbeat Kit
Shop Austin FC 2025 Heartbeat Kit
Charlotte FC - The Fortress Kit
Shop Charlotte FC 2025 Fortress Kit
FC Cincinnati - The Orange and Blue Legacy Kit
Columbus Crew - The Goosebumps Kit
Shop Columbus Crew 2025 Goosebumps Kit
FC Dallas - The Inferno Kit
Shop FC Dallas 2025 Inferno Kit
Inter Miami - The Euforia Kit
Shop Inter Miami Euforia Kit
LAFC - 2025 Secondary Kit
Shop LAFC 2025 Secondary Kit
New England Revolution - Eastern White Pine Kit
Shop New England Revolution Eastern White Pine Kit
New York City FC - The Excelsior Kit
Shop NY FC Excelsior Kit
New York Red Bulls - The Stone Kit
Shop NY Red Bulls 2025 Stone Kit
Orlando City - The Perfect Storm Kit
Shop Orlando City 2025 Perfect Storm Kit
Philadelphia Union - The Voltage Kit
Shop Philadelphia Union 2025 Voltage Kit
Portland Timbers - The Forever Green & Gold kit
Shop 2025 Forever Green & Gold Kit
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