From the Pacific to the East Coast, the American clubs of Major League Soccer each have their own identity: LA Galaxy in white and navy blue, Inter Miami in pink and black, Los Angeles FC in black and gold, and the Columbus Crew in yellow and black. You can find their home, away, and third kits, in supporter or authentic versions, as well as jackets and tracksuit trousers.
The whole MLS, dressed by adidas.
The Major League Soccer owes its existence to the 1994 World Cup: the United States secured the hosting rights by committing to create a professional league. The league was established in 1993 and played its first season in 1996, with ten teams; the opening match was between the San Jose Clash and DC United on April 6, 1996. The MLS is divided into Eastern and Western conferences and determines its champion through playoffs culminating in the MLS Cup. Since 2004, adidas has been the exclusive supplier for all franchises, giving the league's jerseys a common cut.
If your heart is torn between MLS and another continent, each country has its page. The Argentinian clubs include Boca Juniors and River Plate, the Portuguese clubs feature Benfica and FC Porto, and the Dutch clubs consist of Ajax and PSV. The Mexican Club America and the Brazilian Flamengo are listed on the Other Clubs page, while the parent page Other clubs groups all teams outside of the major European leagues.
The LA Galaxy, a founding member of the league, holds the record with six MLS Cups, the latest in 2024, and hosted David Beckham from 2007 to 2012. Inter Miami, which joined the MLS in 2020, won its first MLS Cup in 2025 and established pink as its emblematic colour. Los Angeles FC, a rival of the Galaxy in the derby of the city, was crowned in 2022. The Columbus Crew, another founder, has three titles, in 2008, 2020, and 2023. The New York Red Bulls, New York City FC, Nashville SC, and San Diego FC, which joined the league in 2025, complete the jersey offerings.
MLS jerseys have their codes. The shirt sponsor occupies the chest like in Europe, and the league logo is displayed on the sleeve. Each kit often remains in use for two seasons, with clubs generally renewing one of their two primary kits each year, sometimes featuring a third inspired by their city. The authentic version, worn by players, adopts a fitted cut and heat-applied logos; the supporter version, looser, is suitable for everyday wear. The children's jerseys come in the same designs in junior sizes, and some clubs like Inter Miami offer a women's cut.
An MLS jersey is more easily found when following the retail calendar. Black Friday and the holiday season are good times to aim for team promotions and gift a jersey from the Galaxy or Inter Miami. Winter sales lower the prices of last year's kits, followed by the French Days in spring on the Teams page, then summer sales, and the return of training in Europe sends the previous models to Clearance.
The pink, paired with black, refers to the Art deco vibe of Miami and its bright colours. This rare choice in football has made the club's kits among the most recognisable in the league, far beyond the United States.
The league jerseys are made by adidas using the same sizing as in Europe, from S to XXL. Just compare your chest measurement to the brand's guide: the sizing remains the same.
It's the jacket players put on to enter the field and listen to the anthem before kick-off, hence its name. Often adorned with a club-specific design, like the reversible version from LA Galaxy, it wears well in everyday life, too.
The supporter version comfortably handles a friendly match or training, and its fabric wicks away sweat. The authentic version, lighter and more fitted, is even more pleasant for exertion but requires more care when washing.
Supporters call it El Tráfico, in reference to the legendary traffic jams of Los Angeles. Since LAFC’s arrival in 2018, this derby has become one of the most followed fixtures in the MLS, with full stands on both sides.