Houston Dynamo 2026 Away Kit Released
- New Kit Unveiled: Houston Dynamo FC has revealed their 2026 away jersey, named the “Mission Control” kit, which honors Houston's link to space exploration and Shell Energy Stadium.
- Design Features: The Adidas-designed jersey includes a satellite view of Houston, a “Houston” neck tag, and a lightning bolt motif, with silver Adidas logos.
- Home Kit: The Adidas Dynamo 2025 home football shirt will also be used for the 2026 season.
Houston Dynamo FC has unveiled their 2026 away jersey, the “Mission Control” kit, celebrating the city’s connection to space exploration and Shell Energy Stadium.
Houston Dynamo 2026 Away Kit
This is the Dynamo 2026 away shirt, made by Adidas.
The Adidas Houston Dynamo 2026 away jersey design features a striking satellite view of Houston, a “Houston” neck tag, and a lightning bolt motif, paying tribute to Space City’s energy and spirit.
Adidas combines the Adidas Houston Dynamo 2026 away shirt with silver logos.
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