KC Current unveils new kits for 2025. They’re teal — and feature a map of Kansas City
When the Kansas City Current revealed its official branding and logos after the club brought professional women’s soccer back to KC, the color teal was in everything.
When you visit the Current’s training center, it’s everywhere. Now at CPKC Stadium, the seats are teal.
Teal was everywhere ... except as a primary color for the kits.
While making an appearance on side stripes, socks and shorts, teal was never the primary jersey color until now.
On Thursday, the Kansas City Current revealed its new secondary kit, dubbed “Teal Town.”
The teal is everywhere: on the shirts, shorts and socks. Matching the club’s “Teal rising” mantra, the color has gone from the Current’s socks to shorts and now shirts in the span of three seasons.
The new look pays homage to downtown KC. While you won’t see it on TV, up close the shirt features the grid and outlay of the Kansas City metro, even featuring the Northland and Missouri River.
The placement of the map correlates so that the club’s logo and badge, worn on the left side of the chest, aligns perfectly with where CPKC Stadium would be on a map.
“The 2025 Teal Town Kit has been years in the making, and we are so excited to give fans and players the full teal kit they’ve been waiting for,” said Kansas City Current vice president and head of marketing Jocelyn Monroe in the club’s release.
“The attention to detail within the design reflects the identity and values of the organization. The kit is tattooed with our city map, highlighting our pride in representing Kansas City. This season, the team will literally carry the city across their hearts.”
The KC Current main kit sponsor will continue to be United Way of Greater Kansas City, which is featured on the front of the kit. A portion of the revenue from kit sales will be donated to United Way of Greater Kansas City.
The team’s primary kit will remain the red jersey and shorts worn last season, with teal socks.
As Kansas City thaws out from last week’s deep freeze, the Current players have been enjoying the sunshine during their preseason in Florida. The 2025 season begins on March 15, when Kansas City faces the Portland Thorns at 11:30 a.m. central at CPKC Stadium.
Daniel Sperry covers soccer for The Star. He can be reached at sperry.danielkc@gmail.com.