There's another NWSL season just around the corner, which of course means one thing that fans love to talk about: New kits! On Thursday, the league and Nike announced the launch of the latest jerseys -- mostly secondary -- that will be sported by all 14 NWSL clubs in 2025.

NWSL Championship in Washington, D.C. done and dusted after the Portland Thorns picked up another batch of winners' medals, fans' focus that winter quickly shifted to the excited and nervous wait for the next season.

For the 2025 NWSL season, all 14 teams have a new secondary kit and as is tradition for these releases, each of those kits is accompanied by design explanations that range from touching to truly baffling.

NWSL kits are here, and whew, buddy, there's some serious heat. If you're new here, the folks at For The Win don't take themselves too seriously. (It's me. I'm folks.) So, whenever there is something on which we can provide our expert but clearly biased opinion,

The new campaign will be the 13th NWSL season and the last with 14 teams with Boston set to join the league in 2026. With the countdown underway to the 2025 season, all 14 clubs today collectively launched their new away jerseys for the campaign with the new NWSL kits all manufactured by US sports giant Nike.

With only two weeks left until the start of the 2025 NWSL season on March 14, the league is showing off its new threads. On Thursday, the NWSL teams unveiled its new secondary jerseys, debuting the bold looks that players will wear on the field this coming season.

NWSL has new kits for every one of the league's 14 teams. Photos and thoughts on each of the new uniforms for the 2025 season.

National Women’s Soccer League season inches ever-closer, the league and Nike have released brand new designs for secondary kits of every club in the league. Each team takes a unique approach in their design,

National Women’s Soccer League kits have arrived, with each team rolling out at least one new look ahead of the season. New kits can only mean one thing: Kit rankings! Who delivered and which clubs got it totally wrong?