The Eagles were founded in 1933 and have won three pre Super Bowl titles and 1 Super Bowl in 2017. They have been to the post season a total of 27 times and have won 4 conference championships and 14 division titles. The Eagles have had great players wear their jersey from Reggie White, Donovan McNabb, Steve Van Buren, Brian Dawkins, Tom Brookshier, Pete Retzlaff, and Jerome Brown.

When thinking of a jersey that best fits the Philadelphia Eagles, we took into account that the Eagles fly high over the city and that the away jersey should represent the City of Brotherly love. The away jersey takes its inspiration from the city murals. Sohere is our final soccer inspired NFL jersey!

Philadelphia Eagles Home Jersey

The home jersey features feathers as an homage to the Eagles name. The team fliesover the city as a unifier. There are feather patterns all along the jersey and the team’s nickname “the birds” is written on the front.The Eagles have a strong fan base and the jersey captures that love for the birds.

On the back the feathers run along the entire jersey as well as an Eagle on the neck. The Eagle was chosen as the team logo to honor the New Deal program which features an eagle as the insignia.

The soccer crest for the Eagles is inspired by the Nigerian national team, which also features an eagle. The circular crest is taken from traditional soccer teams from all over the world and the Eagle is showcased as strong and powerful.

The Philadelphia Eagles City Away Jersey

The away jersey is inspired by the art and murals of Philadelphia. The tribal drawings from the front is a reference to the Art Museum that has a similar drawing on the floor of the museum entrance. On the front there is a tag with the inscription “Mural Capital” and the year the club was founded, while on the back is another part of the museum entrance that includes the famous Liberty Bell. Finally, the colors of this jersey refer to one of the first used by the Eagles.

The Liberty Bell is an iconic American symbol of independence. It is located in the Liberty Bell Center in Independence National Historical Park, where it is a major tourist attraction in the city. The bell was often used to summon lawmakers to legislative sessions and to alert the city’s citizens about certain meetings and proclamations.

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Nonetheless, the team has amassed an impressive resume of three Super Bowl titles, the last one coming in 2015. They have made the playoffs 22 times and have won the AFC title eight times. The Broncos have had some legendary players wear their jersey, such as John Elway, Floyd Little, Shannon Sharpe, Gary Zimmerman, Terrell Davis, Champ Bailey, and Steve Atwater.

The Denver Broncos soccer-inspired jerseys take their inspiration from the city of Denver and the team’s nickname the Orange Crush. Their crest is inspired by the Torino of Italy’s Serie A bull crest. The Broncos have not been to the postseason since 2015, with these jerseys they aim to change that!

The Denver Broncos Larimer Square home jersey

The home jerseyis inspired by Larimer Square, the oldest commercial block of the city of Denver. The iconic light cables and bulbs go across the jersey like hoops. Larimer Square is a cultural hub, there are bars, restaurants, and events of all kinds, it truly brings the people of the city together much like the Broncos.

On the back, the jersey has the flag of Colorado, and the Orange color of the jersey is a homage to the team’s first nickname. The Broncos got the Orange Crush nickname because of their dominant defenses during the late 70s. The defensive line featured the likes of Randy Gradishar and Tom Jackson, Paul Smith, Barney Chavous, Lyle Alzado, and Rubin Carter, linebackers Bob Swenson and Joe Rizzo, and defensive backs Billy Thompson, Louis Wright, Steve Foley, and Bernard Jackson.

The crest is a homage to Torino of Italy, the Italian Serie A club has a bull on their crest and the Broncos horse is shown in an elegant and strong posture. The shield that surrounds the horse is taken from other traditional soccer teams that have animals on their crest. One looks at the shield and you know who you are up against.

The Colorado Landscape Broncos away jersey

The away jersey has the traditional Denver mountain landscape. The landscape is inspired by the Museum of Arts, the polygons are used to refer to the facade of the museum. The word Broncos is written across the neck.

On the front the phrase “United in Orange” is written, it is a battle cry for the Denver Broncos, the fans and the team are united in their bond for these colors. The phrase has even been bottled on a local beer that the team sells.

So are the Broncos ready to fly mile high with these soccer jerseys? We are almost at the end of our series! Stay tuned for more!

The Chiefs have won two Super Bowls in 1969 and 2019, they have made the playoffs on 22 occasions and have been division champions a total of 12 times. The Chiefs can boast that they are one of the best-attended teams in the NFL, having the second-highest attendance in the last decade.

The Kansas City Chiefs soccer-inspired jersey takes elements from the distinctive arrowhead logo, which was created when team owner Lamar Hunt drew it on a napkin, and the away jersey is inspired by the Kansas City Chiefs mascot K.C. Wolf one of the most popular mascots of the entire NFL.

Kansas City Chiefs Arrowhead home kit

The home jersey has a tribal like design, using elements of the Kansas City Chiefs’ primary logo and colors to cover most of the kit with these patterns. As noted earlier Lamar Hunt, founding owner of the team, sketched the logo on a napkin on a plane trip from Dallas to Kansas City. The “KC” was interlocked within a design that looked like an arrowhead with thick chipped looking borders.

While the name of the Chiefs has come under scrutiny, it’s how they got their name that raises eyebrows, H. Roe Bartle was the mayor of Kansas City and worked with Hunt to get the team to the city. He claimed to be Native American and he claimed that he was “inducted into a local tribute of the Arapaho people,” and was called “Lone Bear,” and went by the name Chief Lone Bear. The team was baptized the Chiefs and the name has been with them ever since.

The Kansas City Chiefs soccer crest maintains the arrowhead shape, but incorporates the “KC” as more of a shield, likemany soccer teams around the world. The team’s foundation year is on the crest like many German Bundesliga teams have to maintain an old European soccer crest tradition.

The K.C. Wolf away kits

The away kits have a wolf in tribal design running all over the jersey. The K.C. Wolf is one of the most popular mascots in all of the NFL, he was first introduced in 1989 and he was named after the “Wolfpack” a group of Chiefs fans who sat in the bleachers at Municipal Stadium. He was also the first mascot to be inducted into the Mascot Hall of Fame.

The wolf is designed as a type of spiritual element on the jersey, on the neck, the team’s interlocking “KC” is present to make sure that everyone knows that the Chiefs are playing and wearing these jerseys. On the sleeve, the team’s traditional colors run along them to bridge the traditional Football look with the new updated Soccer look.

What do you think of our Kansas City Arrowhead kits? Did we capture the unique elements that make up the Chiefs?

Their nickname Big Blue comes from their blue uniforms and the moniker the Giants, the big towering Football team that dominates the big apple. While the Jets are the second New York team in the city the Giants have a more heated rivalry with the Philadelphia Eagles. Legendary players such as Phil Simms, Eli Manning, Lawrence Taylor, Michael Strahan, and Ray Flaherty have worn the Giants jersey with pride.

It is from those two elements that our soccer-inspired jerseys draw from, the Giants’ presence in the city of New York and all these greats to have put on the Giants uniform and created a legacy of championship football in the city that never sleeps.

The Big Blue New York City Home Jersey

The New York Giants home jersey takes its cue from the Giants name, a tall giant that overlooks New York City. That is why the buildings are viewed from a birds-eye view, if you look closely, all of New York’s most iconic buildings are present all over the jersey. The Giants are a staple of New York and they play for their city and defend that New York pride.

The jersey has a blue color, drawn from the Giants primary home color and the nickname Big Blue. On the back, the classic Giants logo runs along the neck and on the front near the bottom, the team’s nickname is present. The jersey incorporates all the elements of the Giants name, the teams towering presence, the city, and the team’s primary colors.

The New York Giants soccer crest takes the classic NY logo and incorporates it into a round logo that features the New York skyline, the skyline is taken from the New York Mets logo that also features a similar design. There are two pentagons on each side, this is an homage to New York City’s five boroughs.

New York Giants Heros Away Jersey

The away New York Giants jersey is an homage to the heroes that have worn the Giants jersey over the years. The jersey features those players all over the jersey, Lawrence Taylor, a legend of the team, is present on the front of the jersey, as well as Michael Strahan. The Giants have retired a total of 13 numbers, with the number 14 being retired twice! Once in honor of Ward Cuff in 1946. Then later when Y. A. Tittle took the number and in 1964 it was retired again after his career finished. The number is retired in honor of both players, a rarity in American sports.

The nickname “G Men” is on the front of the jersey, the nickname is a combination of the team name and another nickname of the club Men in Blue. Over the years the Giants have maintained their dominance in the NFL with 32 playoff appearances, 16 division championships, and 11 conference championships. With these jerseys, they are sure to dominate for years to come!

Did you like our New York Giants soccer-inspired jerseys? Which jersey has been your favorite so far? Let us know!

With one of the strangest names in sports, many people don’t know where the name came from. The name “49ers” comes from the people who moved to Northern California in search of wealth and fortune during the 1849 Gold Rush.

Oursoccer-inspiredjerseys take elements from the artistic culture of San Francisco and the away kit pays homage to the great 49ers’ players of the past. It is an interesting blend of city and great players. One thing is for certain these jerseys won’t go unnoticed!

San Francisco 49ers Home Jersey Inspired by The Palace of Fine Arts

The home jersey has a silhouette of the Palace of Fine Arts on the front of the jersey, it serves as a reminder of the artistic style of San Francisco. The Palace of Fine Arts was built in 1915 and is located in the Marina District of San Francisco. The Palace was constructed as a way to exhibit fine art of all kinds in a quiet surrounding in an old Roman and Ancient Greek architecture atmosphere.

On the back, the old logo of the team is present, this logo clearly represents the famous western Gold Rushers thatcame to the area. On the front, the team nickname, “The Red and Gold” which refers to the team colorsis printed.

The crest has a South American soccer logo influence, many teams in South America have letters and a shield as a logo, it’s very common to see old school yet sleek designs as the club’s logos. The 49ers takes its inspiration from teams like River Plate of Argentina or Flamengo of Brazil. The 5 stars over the crest represent the 5 Super Bowls the 49ers have won.

The San Francisco 49ers Hero’s Away Jerseys

The away jersey is inspired by the 49ers most historic players. The jersey has the numbers of those great 49ers of yesteryear like Joe Montana, Joe Perry, Charlie Krueger, and Leo Nomellini running along the jersey as hoops.

On the neck, the name 49ers is written across, while on the front, the other team nickname the “Niners” is printed. Some of the most notable records the 49ers possess are,the team with the most consecutive road games won (18), most points scored in a single postseason (126), most field goals in a season (44), most games won in a season (18), and points scored (55) in a Super Bowl.

The 49ers are winners and have a strong tradition in San Francisco and the NFL. What do you think of the 49ers art and heroes jerseys?

Founded by Art Rooney, the Steelers remain in possession of the family to this day, and their rabid fan base known as the Steeler Nation is at Heinz Field cheering their team on with every touch down scored! When thinking of a soccer look for the Steelers, we went in a direction that has not yet been explored in our series which are soccer stripes.

We transformed the Steelers into a classic soccer team with a traditional stripe home jersey that takes the team’s colors and history and uses them as a springboard for this soccerlook. The away kit is ahomage to the steel curtain nickname of the club and explores the hard-working nature of the team.

Pittsburgh Steelers Stripe Home Jersey

Many legendary soccer teams have stripe patterns, and they are a classic soccer look. Teams like AC Milan, Juventus, Peñarol of Uruguay, are teams known for their classic stripe pattern. It is a look that no NFL team has ever applied because of the nature of the pro Football jersey, but it gives the Steelers a distinct look.

The Black and Gold colors the Steelers wear are taken from the city flag of Pittsburgh and represent the threeingredients that create steel, coal, scrap steel, and iron ore. The color pattern is adopted by all the other major sports teams in the city like the Pittsburgh Pirates, Pittsburgh Penguins, Pittsburgh Power, and Pittsburgh Passion. Each team has a different shade of Black and Gold. The city is embedded in the DNA of these teams and the Steelers are the leader of the pack with their winning history.

Pittsburgh Steelers Soccer Crest

The crest is the classic Steelers logo adapted intoa circular soccer crest which has the team name and six stars that represent the six Super Bowl titles the team has won over the years. The primary logo, which is in the center of the crest, was first introduced in 1962, and it is based on the design of Pittsburgh’s U.S. Steel. The asteroids as they are called, have meant many things over the years, one being the ingredients to make steel, but the logo has been redesigned many times during the history of the team.

On the neck the six stars that represent the six Super Bowls the team has won is present. The Steelers won the Super Bowl for the first time in 1974 in Super Bowl IX. They would win 4 Super Bowls in 6 years in the late 1970s. Then they would not win a championship until 2005 in Super Bowl XL. Their last championship came in 2008 when the Steelers defeated the Arizona Cardinals 27- 23.

Pittsburgh Steelers Steel Away Jersey

The away jersey takes its inspiration from the team nickname the Steel Curtain. The defensive line that became the Steel Curtain was the backbone of the team’s late 70s dynasty. The color pattern of the jersey has a gray tone that makes reference to the steel color and the three logos on the neck symbolize the materials needed to create steel.

Steelworkers have a tough job, and these jerseys pay homage to that tough professionand the hard-working, never say die attitude of Pittsburgh steelworkers and the Steelers. The crest is in a bright yellow color so the jersey can stand out, the Steelers badge comes out at you, just like that Steelers defensive line.

So what do you think of the Pittsburg Steelers soccer jersey? Did we capture the essence of the team?

The Bears have won only one Super Bowl,in 1985, when they defeated the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XX, 46–10. They were led to the championship by legendary outspoken coach Mike Ditka. In total the Bears have won 8 pre- NFL titles and 1 Super Bowl; they have 19 division titles and have made 26 playoff appearances.

Their soccer jerseys take inspiration from the Bears name and heritagethe team has in the city of Chicago. The Bears are ready to do battle looking fearsome and that is what these jerseys inspire, a ready to pounce Chicago Bears.

The Chicago Bears Home Jersey

The home jersey is a silhouette of a bear’s head that is generated by a 3-D effect. The idea of the jersey is to intimidate, and these jerseys do just that when you see a ferocious looking bear coming right at you. The jersey has the club’s classic colors of navy blue and burnt orange.

The heritage of the club is present as well, with the year the team was founded on the neck, 1920, and the team’s nickname “Da Bears” on the bottom in the front. “Da Bears” became a popular term in pop culture when on Saturday Night Live the sketch “Bill Swerski’s Superfans” became recurring on the show.

The Bears logo took its inspiration from English Premier League club, Leicester City. Leicester City is known as “The Foxes” and has a fox present in their crest, in this case, we placed a Bears head and Chicago Bears in a circular crest. The year the team was founded is present as well and gives the crest an old school soccer feel to it.

As mentioned before, the sketch on SNL about Chicago sports fans ran from 1991 to 1992, and the characters from the skit have made various appearances since. The sketch is famous for the Inland North dialect of American English that is in Chicago, most famously through the distinctive pronunciation of the phrase “Da Bears”.

Chicago Bears away jersey

The away jersey is a reference to the bear claws, and it pays homage to the club’s nickname “The Monsters”. In 1985 the “Monsters of the Midway” won the Super Bowl. The team had several personalities like Walter Payton and Jim McMahon. The team ran the 46, a play that was designed to get to the quarterback and crush the opponent’s offense.

The 1985 Bears defense was ranked first in the NFL in points allowed and yards allowed. Richard Dent led the league in sacks and linebacker Mike Singletary won the Defensive Player of the Year Award. Both players went on to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, as we as Walter Payton, defensive end Dan Hampton, and coach Mike Ditka.

So, did we capture the essence of the Chicago Bears? Are they as intimidating as they look? Let us know!

The Patriots were founded in 1959 as the Boston Patriots, an original member of the AFL, then they joined the NFL in 1970 when the two leagues merged. Until the 2000s the Patriots were a modest NFL team, but when Bill Belichick and quarterback Tom Brady arrived at the club it all changed. 16 AFC titles and 18 consecutive winning seasons have followed. They have appeared in nine Super Bowls and the six titles are the most by any Quarterback/ Head Coach tandem in NFL history.

Their soccer-inspired jerseys take a bit from the other team owned by the Kraft’s, the New England Revolution, but it also has the Patriots signature. The home jersey is inspired by the team’s colors and the away kit by the United States flag. The Patriots are one of the most dominant teams in the NFL and their jersey shows that American pride.

New England Patriots Revolution inspired home jersey

The Patriots and Revolution go hand in hand, it took a revolution to form the United States and the Patriots have caused a revolution of their own since 2000, becoming the top dynasty in the NFL. The design has some of the characteristics of theRevolution markings on the front and the crest over the heart, the place our hand goes when we sing the national anthem.

At the bottom, in old-style English font “1959” is printed, as a commemorative for the year the team was founded. On the back, a classic Patriots logo runs across the neck and the same revolution markings run along the back.

The crest is the classic Patriots logo embedded over the stripes of the American flag. The round logo, like that of Bayern Munich, represents the American pride the Patriots show, and how they have become America’s new team.

The American Flag inspired New England Patriots Jersey

The away jersey takes its inspiration from the American flag. The stripes run across the entirejersey in a waving motion. A star is present as an homage to the Patriot Star in the team’s crest. On the back in the team’s logo lettering, “NE” is written to pay homage to the team’s home city.

As noted earlier on the home jersey the old Patriots 1960 – 1992 logo is on the back. The current Patriots logo was revisioned in 2000, ironically, the year the team began its road to become the NFL’s top team.

On the away, the team’s nickname The Pats is on the bottom of the kit. A reminder of the club’s roots and who they are, they are the Patriots, not only New England’s team but a team that has become America’s new team. Winning is what the Patriots are all about.

What do you think of the Patriots jersey? Is it what you expected? Could they be just as successful if they played soccer?

Winning is what the Dallas Cowboys are known for, along with their five Super Bowls, they have 10 conference championships, 23 division titles, and have made 33 playoff appearances. They are also the only NFL team to have 20 straight winning seasons (1966–85). So, in soccer terms, they are the Real Madrid of the NFL.

Our NFL inspired soccer jersey takes its inspiration from that history and that winning culture. There is no funny business on the home jersey, like a Real Madrid, the home jersey is sleek, elegant, and intimidating. The away jersey pays homage to Dallas, Texas, but not losing that sense of elegance.

The Dallas Cowboys home soccer jersey

The home jersey is sleek and elegant, as the dark blue and silver colors are present on the jersey. There are starpatterns on the jersey that represent the titles the Cowboys have won. When you go up against the Cowboys you go up against a winner!

On the back, there is an American flag and the Cowboys is written overit, when you are America’s team you need to let the world know it. How did they get that nickname? Well, it started in 1978 when in a highlight film, the narrator stated that the Cowboys were on TV so much that they can be called “America’s Team”.

The Dallas Cowboys soccer crest

The crest takes its inspiration from classic no-nonsense designs like River Plate of Argentina or Juventus of Italy. The Cowboys are winners and their crest proves it, the Dallas star is present on the logo as well as the year the team was founded in 1960.

The Dallas Cowboys Dallas homage away jersey

The city of Dallas is very important to the Cowboys and the away jersey pays homage to that great city. The map of Dallas runs along the entire jersey, while the Cowboys may be America’s Team they do not forget their roots.

On the back, the jersey has an American flag, but this time the crest star is what stands out on the flag. America’s Team always, the Cowboys want their opponents to feel the pressure of having to play against the standard of all other NFL teams.

On the sleeve a white star is over the NFL logo, the logo represents Texas and the “The Lone Star State,” it is one of the most recognizable sports brands in the United States. The logo, in reality, is blue, and it has been the same since 1964.

The Cowboys are America’s Team and they have the jersey and history to prove it! What did you think of our Dallas Cowboys kit? More are on their way!

The Green Bay Packers were founded in 1919 and they are the third-oldest franchise of the NFL. Another interesting fact is the Packers are the only non-profit, community-owned sports team in the United States. Considered a “small town” team the Packers are anything but small, the franchise is worth $2.6 billion, according to Forbes, and they have won a total of 13 league championships. Nine pre- Super Bowl titles and four Super Bowls.

When taking into account that history and fan passion we came up with two concepts we feel capture the Green Bay Packers. Our home jersey pays homage to the city of Green Bay, whose name comes from the color of the water and the away kit pays homage to Curly Lambeau, the founder of the team.

Green Bay Packers Home Soccer Jersey

The home jersey maintains the team’s traditional green and gold color design but applies a wave motion across the whole jersey. The city of Green Bay is named after Lake Michigan, and it is called Baie des Puants, “Bay of the Stinkers,” because ofgreen algae in the water thatcauses a smell. None the less the tones on the jersey make the waves stand out and gives the team a unique look.

At the bottom of the home jersey the team nickname “The Packs” is written. The Packers fans also have another unique nickname, The Cheeseheads, and this is because the state of Wisconsin historically produces more dairy products than any other state in the U.S.

Green Bay Packers Soccer Crest

When thinking of a soccer design for the Packers crest we took into account the team’s long history and what they represent to the NFL. The oval G was added in 1961 when Vince Lombardi asked an equipment manager to come up with a logo. The four stars which represent the four Super Bowls won by the Packersare across the crest at the top. In soccer, teams that win championships usually get allocated a star on their logos. It is common practice in teams like Boca Juniors of Argentina or MLS teams, they place silver stars over their crest for every MLS cup won.

Green Bay Packers Curly Lambeau inspired away jersey

The away jersey is inspired by Curly Lambeau, the founder of the Packers. He is forever honored by the franchise as his name graces the Packers home field. The story goes that Lambeau asked for funds for uniforms to his employer, the Indiana Packing Company. He was given $500 ( around $7,000 today) for uniforms and equipment on the condition that the team be named after its sponsor. The Green Bay Packers were born and in 1921 entered the American Professional Football Association, at the time the new pro football league.

On the chest, the “sponsor” Acme Packers, is on the jersey exactly the same way Lambeau printed the sponsor on the team jersey when the Packers began playing semi-professional Football. Sponsorship on jerseys is a common practice in soccer as some endorsement deals can be worth millions. MLS and NBA teams have adapted this and generate revenue as a result.

On the neck, the number 1 is present as a homage to Curly Lambeau. Lambeau used the jersey number during his playing career and it serves as an inspiration for players to know that their team founder was one of their own. Lambeau started with a dream and now that dream has produced one of the all-time great NFL franchises.

So what do you think? Did we do the Packers justice? It’s only the beginning, we have nine more to go!

Now we decide to showcase all the jerseys in one place! In a ranking whereall 20 concepts, both home and away can be appreciated by MLB fans and soccer fans alike. Some of the jerseys went from the traditional to the wacky to urban. So, sit back and enjoy our ranking and see these MLB teams like you have never seen them before!

20. NEW YORK METS AWAY JERSEY INSPIRED BY THE 7 TRAIN

For the New York Mets we got creative for the away jersey, paying homage to the 7 train, a train that starts near Citi Field, and ends at the heart of Times Square. Met fans cram into the elevated train to get to Citi Field to catch games after work or on those long hot summer days. The jersey features the classic violet color that represents the 7 train. Another element is the graffiti, the word Mets are written across the neck in classic New York City graffiti lettering.

19. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS HOME JERSEY INSPIRED BY THE TEAMS TRADITION

This home jersey concept takes the classic white Giants look and adds stripe elements that represent the aesthetic design of the cables of the Golden Gate Bridge. There are eight stripes that represent the club’s eight world championships that start on the sleeve and work their way down. On the back, the classic Giants logo is spread on the neck and the numbers have the cap logo at the bottom, something very common in the world of soccer like in the English Premier League and Major League Soccer to have the league logo present on the numbers.

18. NEW YORK YANKEES AWAY JERSEY INSPIRED BY THE FAMOUS NEW YORK CITY SUBWAY SYSTEM

The away jersey is inspired by the New York City subway system. The design consists of the different subway lines with their respective train lines, which run along the jersey on a blue background, respecting the identity of the team. If you are ever in New York and want to catch a Yankee’s game depending on where you are at, you will most likely take the No.4, D, or B train to get to the ballpark. The point where the lines meet is where the fans get off the train to get to the stadium just below the logo, representing Yankee Stadium as the final destination.

17. DETROIT TIGERS HOME JERSEY INSPIRED BY THE TIGERS NAME

The home jersey is inspired by the Detroit Tigers name and follows a tiger stripe pattern. The club’s classic team logo is what is used as the crest and the classic orange, white, and dark blue color patterns are maintained in different areas of the jersey. The Tigers are in rebuilding mode if they want to come back and strike fear in their opponents with this home jersey it will make Comerica Park a tough place to play.

16. NEW YORK METS HOME JERSEY INSPIRED BY THE CLUBS QUEENS ROOTS

The home jersey takes the New York Mets classic color patterns, but transforms them to have the look and feel of the world-famous Unisphere located in Flushing Meadows Park, a few minutes’ walk from where Citi Field and the old Shea Stadium is/was located at. Anyone who visits Citi Field or goes to see a Mets game on the 7 train or by car cannot miss seeing the Unisphere as they approach the stadium. The Unisphere was built in the 1960s as part of the 1964 New York World’s Fair and is a fixture of Queens and a tourist attraction.

15. CHICAGO WHITE SOX AWAY JERSEY INSPIRED BY THE CITY FLAG

The away jersey takes the city flag and uses the stars as the inspiration for the jersey. Created in 1917 the flag initially had two stars, until 1933 a third was added and the fourth since 1939. While on our jersey there are more than 4, if you look closely the four stars are present in the design as they go from largest to smallest, and the smallest closes in on the White Sox crest.

14. L.A. DODGERS HOLLYWOOD INSPIRED AWAY JERSEY

The Dodgers away jersey takes inspiration from Hollywood and the glitz and glamour of Los Angeles. The red star pattern is a characteristic of L.A. when you think of the Hollywood walk of fame and the gold pattern of the logo and team name on the chest is that in homage to the Oscar. The Hollywood elite shine in Los Angeles and the Dodgers don’t want to be an exception, a more Hollywood look that takes you out of the regular white and blue colors of the Dodgers.

13. OAKLAND ATHLETICS AWAY JERSEY HOMAGE TO THE CITY‘S MURALS

The city of Oakland has more than 1,000 murals, making the city itself a street art museum. Various street artists from all over the world come to the city to leave their mark around the streets of Oakland. Some of the best murals can be found in Alice street, Chinatown, and the Jack London district. It is here where our very urban style away jersey takes its inspiration and gives the A’s a totally different look.

12. TEXAS RANGERS LANDSCAPE AWAY JERSEY

The away jersey pays homage to the great landscapes of Texas. In this case, we have incorporated silhouettes from Guadalupe Mountains National Park, located in El Paso, Texas. The jersey incorporates the classic Texas mountains and the white “T” serves as the crest to make the logo stand out. On the back along the neck, there is a sign that refers to the team’s foundation in 1961 and has the team nickname on the back “The Lone Stars”.

11. CHICAGO CUBS WRIGLEY FIELD INSPIRED AWAY JERSEY

The away jersey pays homage to the iconic ballpark Wrigley Field. Built in 1914, the stadium is known for its ivy-covered brick outfield and the red marquee over the main entrance. A unique aspect of the stadium is that it is located in a residential area and has no parking lots and fans can watch the game from the rooftops of the apartment buildings facing the ballpark. It’s not uncommon for home runs to fly as far as those buildings and fans on the roof to catch them. The jersey has the primary red color to honor the famous marquee and the ivy bricks can be seen running along the jersey.

10. RED SOX HOME JERSEY INSPIRED BY THE PASSION OF THE FANS

The Boston Red Sox MLB inspired soccer jersey pays homage to the classic colors of the club while also making red the primary color to represent the passion of the Boston Red Sox fans. After so many years of frustration fans still flocked to Fenway Park in hopes that the Red Sox would turn their history around and they did in 2004, it’s hard to find a more rabid Baseball fan base than the Red Sox fans.

9. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS AWAY JERSEY INSPIRED BY THE GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE

The away jersey pays homage to the characteristic bolts of the Golden Gate Bridge’s structure via a pattern that runs throughout the entire jersey. On the front of the jersey, there is a clear image of the bridge that stands out for its orange color. On the sides of the jersey, the words “Orange and Black” are present, which is one of the team’s nicknames. The word “Giants” is formed by the darker points that run along the chest of the jersey.

8. DETROIT TIGERS AWAY JERSEY INSPIRED BY THE MOTOR CITY

We got really creative with the away jersey, we thought what else truly signifies Detroit and that is the American automotive industry. Detroit has widely been recognized as the “Motor City” because of the various automotive companies that are located in the state of Michigan: Ford, GM, Chevrolet to name a few. The jersey pays homage to that industry with a car design so to speak.

7. RED SOX AWAY JERSEY INSPIRED BY THE GREEN MONSTER

When you think of the Red Sox and Fenway Park no other image comes to mind than the Green Monster. “The Wall” stands at 37 feet and 2 inches high and is 310 feet from home plate and is a very popular target for good right-handed hitters.The Green Monster has a famous manual scoreboard which is operated by Red Sox staff and has been there in one way or another since 1914. The away jersey takes from that trademark element and has the scoreboards lettering and foundation year on the back of the jersey. The Green Monster is one of the most photographed elements of Fenway Park by visiting fans.

6. L.A. DODGERS HOME FIELD INSPIRED JERSEY

Drawing inspiration from the history of the Dodgers and Dodger Stadium, the legendary home ground of the club, the jersey has a hexagonal pattern that refers to the scoreboard, signs, and different design aspects located around the ballpark. Built in 1962 the stadium is well accustomed to hosting big time events, Dodger stadium have hosted the 1980 MLB All-Star game, 10 World Series editions, and the World Baseball Classic on two occasions. Dodger Stadium has also been host to a few soccer teams: L.A. Galaxy, Real Madrid, Everton, and Juventus.

5. CHICAGO WHITE SOX CITY MURAL HOME JERSEY

The home jersey is inspired by the urban street art murals of Logan Square, the neighborhood is home to various murals that inspire different messages of community and gentrification. The White Sox are all about community and these jerseys showcase that unity through the community murals. The typography of the jersey takes its inspiration from the White Sox logo. On the back, the four stars that make up the Chicago Flag are present along the neck. The club logo is present on the numbers as well as the crest. The jersey maintains the club’s black and silver colors and showcases them in a different light with the inclusion of the Urban Street art style.

4. NEW YORK YANKEES HOME JERSEY INSPIRED BY THE TEAMS RICH HISTORY

The New York Yankees are one of the MLB’s most historic clubs. Founded in 1901 they have won 27 World Series and have had some of the most iconic baseball players on their roster. From Babe Ruth to Derek Jeter the New York Yankees are a symbol of excellence in the American sporting landscape. They are a staple of the city of New York like eating a hot dog in Times Square or riding the subway to work. Transferring that rich baseball history to the soccer world was no easy task, but we gave it a shot and we think we were able to capture the essence of the Bronx Bombers and what they represent to the city of New York and MLB fans in general.

3. TEXAS RANGERS COWBOY HOME JERSEY

The home jersey is inspired by the Texas Cowboy, via the design, we emulate the classic cowboy tartan vest and shirt. The color patterns are the Rangers classic red, white, and blue, and what isn’t all American like a cowboy? The crest is the classic sheriff’s badge and plays off of the phrase “The Lone Star” state. Within the badge is the Rangers cap logo, the “T”, is present in blue tone. On the back, the Texas flag runs along the neck as the jersey incorporates every element from Texas from the sheriff’s badge, the cowboy, and the state’s primary colors.

2. OAKLAND ATHLETICS THE ELEPHANTS HOME JERSEY

The Oakland A’s nickname goes way back to 1902 when then New York Giants manager John McGraw used the term “The White Elephants” with anger because the team manager Connie Mack was spending money to improve the team without supervision according to McGraw. Well, Mack liked the term, and to defy McGraw incorporated the Elephant as the team insignia. That addition has stayed as the club’s secondary logo until this day. The elephant on the front of the jersey is facing forward charging at the opposition, as a way of intimidating the opponent. If you go to the Oakland Coliseum you will find Stomper, the team mascot, who is a white elephant and has been around the club since 1997. So, Stomper provides entertainment for the fans while the elephant on the jersey provides all the intimidation.

1. CHICAGO CUBS HISTORICAL HOME JERSEY

The home jersey is inspired by the Chicago city flag and the club’s Hall of Famers. Over the years great players have played for the Cubs and the jersey pays homage to those baseball legends. Players like Ernie Banks, Frank Chance, Kiki Cuyler, Billy Williams, Lee Smith, Hack Wilson, and Greg Maddux have their names present. When the Cubs won the 2016 World Series, they ended the biggest drought in American sports history, it took the Cubs a total of 108 years to win another championship. And we thought the Red Sox were cursed. Cubs fans have a lot to cheer about nowadays as the club has been competitive and has been to the postseason every year since their championship run in 2016.

That is our ranking from 20 to 1! Which jersey was your favorite? Did we choose the right one? We feel that if these teams played soccer these would be some really nice jerseys or kits as the Soccer experts say.