Orlando Pride’s redesigned secondary kit was inspired by the strong, meaningful bonds the club has created with its community.

Nike is debuting a new collection of kits in advance of the upcoming National Women’s Soccer League season. The designs are inspired by the locations and players that exemplify each club’s unique identity, incorporating vibrant and bold elements to enhance the on-field experience.

Nike is introducing a suite of new kits ahead of the upcoming National Women’s Soccer League season, debuting designs inspired by the places and players that make each club unique — bringing an array of bold, bright expressions to the pitch.

Prior to the 2026 season, each NWSL club collaborated closely with Nike to either redesign an existing kit or introduce a third kit to their lineup. Additionally, the two expansion teams added to the league this season, Boston Legacy FC and Denver Summit FC, will be debuting new primary and secondary kits.

“The growth of the NWSL — including its fandom, athletes and influence — only continues to bring renewed energy to the global game,” says Yazmin Rosete, Nike Senior Designer, Global Football Apparel. “For 2026, we wanted to create kits that embody this bold spirit, make a statement and let the rich stories of each club’s legacy play out in new ways, both on and off the pitch.”

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Each kit represents the rich stories, vibrant colors, and diverse landscapes of the NWSL, featuring designs that highlight the club’s origins, subtle references to the club’s neighborhood and supporters, and a forward-looking perspective that commemorates a significant moment in the team’s history.

In a symbol of unity and togetherness, the Orlando Pride’s redesigned secondary kit was inspired by the strong, meaningful bonds the club has created with its community. Designers created a soft, multicolored bespoke print with interwoven ribbons of color: symbols of unity, connection and the unbreakable bond of community. The outer pride — a dove holding an olive branch with the word “Unity” across its body — sits on the bottom right side of the jersey as a sign of love and peace. A star sits above the crest, representing the Pride’s 2024 NWSL Championship win.

Some kits also include an additional design element—such as a club anniversary or a purpose-driven community moment—to provide an extra, thoughtfully curated detail that reflects the city. Many also feature an “outer pride,” a slogan or logo chosen by the team to strengthen its connection with fans and the local community.

Each kit features Nike’s sports-performance apparel innovation, Dri-FIT ADV, which provides reinforcement, mobility and breathability where it’s needed most, allowing athletes to run and cut with confidence.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Author: West Lamy

My passport requires no photograph. Experienced play-by-play broadcaster and multimedia sports journalist with years of producing and covering sports. WORLDWIDEWEST is a journey; in this journey my feet don't get blisters, but my shoes do.

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