Inter Miami CF has officially dropped its new third kit for 2025, and it’s making a splash. Introducing the “Riptide” kit, a striking new look that mirrors the club’s momentum as it barrels into a defining season. With eyes on the FIFA Club World Cup, Leagues Cup, and Major League Soccer, this release feels like more than just a uniform—it’s a statement of identity.
Inspired by the raw force of the ocean, the Riptide kit reflects the team’s fearless, fast-paced play. Unpredictable and unrelenting, it channels the energy of a current that doesn’t wait—it pulls everything forward. It’s resilience, it’s rhythm, and above all, it’s Miami.
The kit leads with a bold Miami Blue base, complemented by signature accents in Miami Pink and White. The iconic Royal Caribbean sponsor logo rides front and center on both the jersey and matching shorts, a nod to the city’s coastal roots and global reach.
as Inter Miami continues its journey to make waves on the global stage, the Riptide kit is a perfect symbol of the ride—unpredictable, unstoppable, and unmistakably Miami.
Just in time for Independence Day, Major League Baseball and New Era have dropped the 2025 edition of their annual Stars and Stripes cap collection, and this year’s look adds a fresh twist to a fan-favorite tradition.
All 30 MLB teams are represented in this year’s drop, which officially launched on June 9. The caps feature a light blue crown, a gray underbrim, and a contrasting white rope with flecks between the crown and the brim, giving off a vintage, nautical feel. The team logos across the front are outlined in royal blue and filled with the American flag pattern of stars and stripes, delivering a patriotic punch that's become a signature of these yearly designs.
Each team’s cap is styled with either a royal blue or red brim, with the squatchee (the button on top) and the New Era logo matching the brim color. The rope across the front features flecks that contrast with the brim (blue flecks on red brims, red flecks on blue brims), adding a subtle layer of detail.
On the back, U.S. teams’ caps carry the MLB batterman logo redesigned in red, white, and royal blue — continuing the Independence Day theme right through every angle.
But north of the border, the Toronto Blue Jays get a custom take. Their cap swaps the stars and stripes for a clean red and white version of their team logo with no American flag elements — a nod to Canada’s own national identity. The brim, top button, rope flecks, and New Era logo are all in red, while the back MLB logo goes red and white only.
The 2025 Fourth of July collection blends tradition and trend, with modern color blocking and vintage-inspired accents, making it one of the most wearable and collectible drops yet. Whether you're hitting the ballpark or the barbecue, this year’s Stars and Stripes caps deliver a full dose of summertime swagger.
The biggest award in women’s college basketball uniform excellence is here!
The 2024 UNISWAG Women’s Basketball Uniform of the Year voting is officially live—and now it’s your turn to crown the best look in the game. All season long, teams have hit the court in some of the boldest, cleanest, and most creative designs out there, and we’ve narrowed it down to the elite.
This goes beyond just a jersey—it’s a celebration of identity, culture, and straight-up swag. From modern heat to classic throwbacks, these uniforms made serious statements all season long. But only one team can walk away with the title.
Voting runs June 12-15, with the winner revealed on June 16. Cast your vote, rep your squad, and be part of the decision that defines the year in women’s hoops style.
Jim Harbaugh is bringing his signature style — and a bit of college football tradition — to the NFL once again. In his second season as head coach of the Los Angeles Chargers, Harbaugh has introduced a new visual layer of motivation and pride: custom achievement patches on players’ practice jerseys.
Inspired by the college football tradition of helmet stickers and even military honors, the patches act as a wearable résumé, showcasing each player's individual accomplishments. “Kind of reminds me how a [military] general has different patches,” Harbaugh said. "Some day they'll be able to put that jersey up in a frame, put it on a wall, say something really good about themselves. It will be what they accomplished as a pro football player. I like that."
The patches recognize a wide range of accolades, from being named a Chargers team captain or earning All-Pro honors, to setting NFL or team records. There are even nods to community service and strength and conditioning achievements, including: Team Captain, Ed Block Courage Award, Walter Payton Man of the Year (Nominee or Winner), Chargers/NFL Playoff Participation (Gold and White Bolts), Chargers/NFL Record Holder, All-Pro Recognition, Chargers Block of Granite Award (a weight room honor curated by Ben Herbert, Executive Director of Player Performance)
While the NFL traditionally doesn’t embrace these types of visible, symbolic achievements on practice gear, Harbaugh’s approach creates a new layer of competition and camaraderie within the locker room.
"I got to get it to the ribs, though," joked team captain and All-Pro safety Derwin James, referring to the placement of his growing collection of patches. “We ain't done. I got it getting it hanging."
The patches not only make the Chargers’ practice jerseys stand out visually — they also build culture. It’s a clever, morale-boosting concept that turns routine practices into opportunities for recognition, leadership, and team pride. Whether the equipment staff loves or loathes the extra work, one thing is certain: this new twist is pure Harbaugh.
The biggest award in basketball uniform excellence is here! The 2024 UNISWAG Men’s Basketball Uniform of the Year voting is officially live, and now it’s your turn to crown the best look in the game. All season long, programs across the country have stepped on the court in some of the most fire, creative, and elite designs we’ve ever seen—and we’ve narrowed it down to the top contenders.
This is more than just a jersey—this is a battle of identity, culture, and straight-up swag. From bold alternates to classic throwbacks, these looks turned heads all year long. Only one team can take the title.
Voting runs from June 5-9, and the winner will be revealed on June 16. So cast your vote and help decide who rocked the best fit in college hoops this season.
Who owned the hardwood in style? It’s time to decide.
The Orlando Magic are embracing their past while looking boldly toward the future with a refreshed identity that blends nostalgia with modern flair. During a special celebration, the team unveiled a redesigned logo and three new uniforms—each infused with symbolism that speaks to the franchise’s storied legacy and its championship ambitions.
At the center of this rebrand is the return of an iconic symbol: the star. A fan-favorite from the Magic’s early days, the star has re-emerged as the heartbeat of the franchise's visual identity. The updated primary logo revives the cascading star trail—this time with a fresh, dynamic edge—while cleverly integrating stars into the wordmarks, replacing the “A” in both “Orlando” and “Magic.” This “reach for the stars” theme reflects the team’s upward momentum and unyielding pursuit of greatness.
The logo’s core colors—Magic blue, black, and silver—remain, grounding the rebrand in the team’s roots. The refreshed secondary logo, featuring a ball in motion behind a shining star, symbolizes progress and evolution since the franchise’s inception in 1989.
Complementing the new logo are three revitalized uniforms: the Association (white), Icon (blue), and Statement (black) editions. These threads are a love letter to the Magic’s most beloved jersey eras, with a modern twist that fits today’s fashion-forward game.
The Association and Icon editions feature bold pinstripes, a nod to the iconic '90s Magic look, with “MAGIC” and “ORLANDO” wordmarks respectively across the chest. The uniforms also include sleek trim and a prominent star on the shorts, reinforcing the celestial theme that runs throughout the brand.
The Statement uniform—crafted by Jordan Brand—is perhaps the boldest of the bunch. Inspired by the Magic’s original warm-up jackets, it channels vintage energy with modern precision. Black with pinstripes and featuring the new star-centric icon on the shorts, this uniform is built for statement moments on the hardwood.
Shelly Wilkes, Magic Executive Vice President of Marketing and Social Responsibility, emphasized the collaborative effort behind the redesign: “Based on fan feedback, the new logo was a collaboration and really a labor of love keeping in mind the affinity our fans have for our brand identity... This logo and new uniforms signify the beginning of a new era of excellence for the Magic while paying homage to the past.”
As the franchise charges into the next chapter, this refreshed identity reminds fans that while styles may evolve, greatness remains timeless. The Magic have always been about looking up—and now, with stars leading the way, that message has never been clearer.
The Indianapolis Colts are adding a meaningful detail to their uniforms this season—a custom black patch honoring longtime Owner and CEO Jim Irsay.
The patch, which will be worn on the jerseys throughout the 2025 season, features Irsay’s initials and signature, highlighted by his trademark smiley face—a personal touch that’s been part of his autograph for years. It’s a subtle but heartfelt nod to the deep connection Irsay has built with Colts fans over the decades.
Adding to the detail, the patch includes seven grommets, a clever design element tying back to the seven grommets on the Colts' iconic horseshoe logo. It’s a subtle integration that blends the club’s visual identity with a personal tribute.
The Colts rolled out the patch in full force across their digital presence on Tuesday, with all official team social media accounts updating their profile images to match the commemorative design. Expect to see it consistently featured across all platforms and content throughout the season.
This is more than just a patch—it’s a salute to a man who has poured his passion into the franchise, shaping the culture of the Colts on and off the field.
When the Boston Red Sox take the field for their Rivalry Weekend opener against the Braves, they’ll do so in a fresh new look—one that pays homage to one of the most iconic venues in all of sports. The latest addition to Nike’s City Connect series draws its inspiration not from the city at large, but from the beating heart of Boston baseball: Fenway Park.
Built in 1912, Fenway is the oldest stadium in Major League Baseball, and it’s more than just a ballpark—it’s a symbol, a shrine, and a living thread connecting generations of Red Sox fans. That emotional connection became the driving force behind the new City Connect uniforms, which are draped in the unmistakable hue of the Green Monster.
“We’ve been intrigued by the idea of somehow making Fenway the star of a jersey,” said Troup Parkinson, Red Sox chief marketing and partnership officer.
And they’ve done just that. The jerseys are a study in subtle tribute, with clever nods to Fenway’s details woven throughout the design. The Green Monster scoreboard font spells out “Red Sox” across the chest—a decision made after experimenting with “Boston,” which ultimately didn’t capture the same visual impact. As Parkinson noted, “We kind of liked the idea that the only Boston front jerseys we wear are on Patriots’ Day.”
The color itself was the biggest design challenge. Matching the exact shade of the Monster took years of collaboration between the Red Sox design team and Nike. But their patience paid off, with a final product that hits all the right notes.
the jersey numbers appear on both the front and back, with the front numbers in yellow—mirroring the color used on the Fenway scoreboard when the Sox score a run—while the back numbers are in white to match the manual scoreboard plates. The neckline is shaded to resemble the concrete interior of the Monster, and inside the neck is a stitched “1912” as a tribute to the year Fenway opened. Near the bottom of the jersey, tucked into the pants, are small green and red dots that represent the balls, strikes, and outs display from the scoreboard. These subtle details will become even more visible when the team debuts their City Connect batting practice hats next week.
The launch of these jerseys marks the second installment in Boston’s City Connect story. The fan-favorite yellow-and-blue Boston Marathon-inspired set unveiled in 2021 will remain in the rotation, but this new green set brings a different energy—grounded not in tradition alone, but in the living, breathing legacy of Fenway Park.
The Red Sox will wear the new City Connects again on May 23 against the Orioles, a night that will include a special ballpark giveaway for the first 7,500 fans. As for future appearances, that’ll be up to manager Alex Cora and the players.
“I wouldn't be shocked if AC makes this kind of the Friday uniform and then we wear yellow Saturday and white Sunday,” said Parkinson. “But we’ll see.”
Regardless of how often they’re worn, one thing is clear: this jersey isn’t just another alternate—it’s a tribute. A statement. A salute to the place where Red Sox legends are made, and where Bostonians come together in celebration, heartbreak, and everything in between.
Fenway Park isn’t just the backdrop. It’s the main character.
As the 2025 NFL rookies take the field in their freshly minted uniforms, a new era begins. These young stars, fresh off impressive college careers, now step into the spotlight of the professional stage—where every snap, every play, and every moment counts. Clad in team colors and proudly wearing the shield, they represent more than just potential—they carry the hopes of franchises and the passion of fanbases nationwide. Each jersey tells a story of ambition, perseverance, and the relentless pursuit of greatness. Meet the newest faces ready to make their mark on the league and redefine the future of the NFL.
U.S. Soccer has officially unveiled its 2025 National Team Kit Collection, and it’s more than just a uniform — it’s a powerful blend of fashion, heritage, and national pride. Developed in collaboration with Nike and senior players from both the women’s and men’s teams, this year’s kits reflect the evolving culture of soccer in the United States, while staying rooted in legacy.
At the heart of this collection is the Brilliant Kit, designed to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the U.S. Women’s National Team. With design elements pulled from some of the most iconic kits in team history, the Brilliant Kit honors the pioneers who laid the foundation for women’s soccer in America. Featuring subtle star details and a modern silhouette, the kit captures both the legacy and the forward momentum of the program. As Lynn (Williams) Biyendolo explained, “Every time we put on the uniform, it brings a great sense of pride. We know we are standing on the shoulders of giants. The Brilliant Kit is just another way to honor our past.”
The Heartbeat Kit, worn by both men’s and women’s players, pays tribute to the fans. Designed with a sleek, dark aesthetic and inspired by heritage and streetwear, the kit is a nod to the emotional bond between players and supporters. Yunus Musah described the concept by saying, “I love the heartbeat theme because it shows how much it means to all of us to represent the crest.” USMNT player Mark McKenzie echoed that sentiment, stating, “There’s a modern edge to this kit. It’s sleek, but still grounded in the history and meaning of the red, white, and blue.”
Nike has also prioritized sustainability in this collection. The jerseys are made from 100% recycled polyester sourced from plastic bottles, and the shorts are composed of at least 80% recycled material. This commitment to environmentally conscious design reflects a broader purpose behind the kits, one that goes beyond performance and into values that matter.
Fans won’t have to wait long to see the new kits in action. The U.S. Women’s National Team will debut the Brilliant Kit on May 31 against China PR in St. Paul, Minnesota. Meanwhile, the U.S. Men’s National Team will wear the Heartbeat Kit for the first time on June 7 against Turkey in East Hartford, Connecticut.
The 2025 U.S. National Team Kits are a reflection of who we are — a soccer nation built on legacy, shaped by community, and driven by pride. This isn’t just a new chapter in American soccer fashion. It’s a statement of unity, purpose, and the evolving identity of the sport in the United States.
For fans, players, and everyone in between, this collection is a reminder of where we’ve been and where we’re going — together.
