SEATTLE, Wash. – After partnering together during the club’s inaugural USL W League campaign last summer, West Seattle Rhodies FC and Equipt Studios are back with a new installment of home, away, and goalkeeper kits for the upcoming season.
Paying homage to West Seattle’s energy and community, this year’s collection is highlighted by the sponsors and nonprofit partners who support the club, as West Seattle Junction FC strives to foster a community-driven, accessible, local football culture.
For this season’s home kit, the Rhodies have gone with a design that represents sharpness, clarity, and unity — thus comes the Diamond kit. Like a diamond, this kit reflects resilience under pressure while providing a sense of strength through challenging times.
This year’s away kit, aptly named the Westside kit, serves as a statement of strength, of identity, and of the community that stands behind every player who wears it. Featuring a bold pink and white “W” pattern, the Westside kit represents a reflection of West Seattle — a community that shows up, lifts each other, and stands together through it all.
The Rhodies will sport two different goalkeeper kits throughout the season, coming in the form of the New Bloom kit and the Lightkeeper kit.
Like the stem of a rhododendron, the goalkeeper stands as the foundation — holding everything together while the team rises and flourishes in front of them. The New Bloom kit represents strength, support, and the quiet power that makes everything else possible. Layered in greens with a subtle rhododendron pattern, this kit is a symbol of what it means to be the last line and the first strength.
This year’s Lightkeeper kit honors the life and legacy of former University of Washington and West Seattle Rhodies goalkeeper Mia Hamant, whose courage and spirit continues to inspire us all. In her memory, we wear orange — a color that represents bravery, resilience, and the light she brought to everyone around her.
Fans can shop the full range of West Seattle Rhodies FC kits online today, with local pickup options available by April 30th, just in time for the new season.
Written by Ben Larson
