MLS 2016 All-Star Jersey Revealed
The MLS and league-wide kit supplier Adidas have released the new All-Star shirt, set to be worn by a league selection against Arsenal on July 28 in San Jose.
2016 MLS All-Star Kit
This is the All-Star kit for the 2016 MLS All-Star game.
Inspired by San Jose and the Earthquakes, the 2016 MLS All-Star shirt is predominantly light blue with an interesting graphic print on the front. Replicating the colors of the league logo, the collar and sleeve cuffs feature red and white detailing, whereas AT&T provides the sponsor logo.
Mike Walker, Global Product Manager for Major League Soccer said the following on the new MLS All-Star jersey: "Each year we like to incorporate aspects of the host team and city into the shirt. For 2016 the game is at the Quakes new stadium in San Jose, so we took inspiration from the club’s crest and the different shades of blue from the seats inside the stadium."
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