MLS 2021 Overview - All Upcoming Releases & Which Kits Will Be Carried Over

Jan 23, 2021

by Simon

Kits
MLS

After already taking a look at everything that we know about the new MLS 2021 jerseys so far, we also want to cover every uniform that will not change compared to the last season and give you an overview of what you can still expect from every club in the coming months.

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Mar 28, 2021

There are two exceptions we do not know a lot about for the next season: Chicago Fire FC and CF Montréal. Both teams have recently unveiled all-new brand identities and logos. While Chicago Fire unveiled their new logo before the start of last season, the rebranding of Club de Foot Montréal formerly known as Montreal Impact happened around a week ago.

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Jan 14, 2021

Since Chicago Fire FC will again receive a new logo after the upcoming season we do not know if they will carry over both jerseys or which one they will replace before the start of this season. Because CF Montréal was just unveiled we feel certain that they will receive two new jerseys as everything else would be inconsistent.

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Nov 19, 2020

To look on the bright side we do know at least one jersey of 25 teams already and most of the clubs (22/26) will carry over their football shirts based on the 1994-inspired kit template that has striking 3 stripes on the shoulder and a V-neck. The exceptions are Austin FC (new addition), Cincinnati & Inter Miami (own choice after two inaugural jerseys). Nashville carrying over their away shirt is an assumption based on the fact that their inaugural home jersey is very simple.

All MLS 2021 football kits based on the 1994-inspired kit template of last season

Atlanta United

Away

Austin FC

Home

Colorado Rapids

Home

Columbus Crew

Home

DC United

Home

FC Cincinnati

Vancouver Whitecaps

Away

Next up is a handy list of all MLS 2021 teams and the jerseys they will release / carry over. Words in bold mean it is a new kit for the next season, whereas a question mark indicates that we assume a certain team has reached the threshold of required jersey sales to receive a third shirt this year.