USL League One expansion team Athletic Club Boise has gone into stealth mode with their first-ever home kit.
The Idaho-based club released the jersey at a sold-out event at the Egyptian Theatre in Boise on Wednesday, December 3. It was created in partnership with Danish manufacturer Hummel and Boise-based creative consultancy Against, which was also involved in the design of the club’s crest that was unveiled in late July.
The base of the jersey is Athletic Club Boise’s primary dark grey colour, which they call “Raptor Shadow.” All over the base is a heat-press sublimated pattern of lightning bolts inspired by the peregrine falcon on the club’s crest that “evokes stealth, speed and intent,” according to a press release. The pattern gives the jersey a “textured, kinetic look that shifts under light and movement.”
“This is the jersey our players will wear when we take the field for the first time. It reflects who we are — deliberate, ambitious, and rooted in this city. From the materials to the symbolism, every detail was chosen to represent Idaho with pride.”
— Brad Stith, co-founder and CEO, Athletic Club Boise
“Basque Green” accents on the jersey include panels run under the arms, Hummel chevrons on the shoulders and stripes through the centre of the V-neck collar and sleeve cuffs. A purple “B” bolt secondary logo appears on the back collar, while a green Idaho state mark sits at the right hem.
“This kit was built to channel the raw speed and precision of the peregrine falcon. We wanted the design to reflect a club stepping out of the shadows and into its moment — focused, fast, and unmistakably Boise. Every element was crafted to reinforce movement and intent. It’s a kit designed not just to be worn, but to be felt.”
— Jennie Myers, founder and CEO, Against
The logos of Saint Alphonsus Health System and Ford Idaho Stores appear in white on the chest and right sleeve, respectively.
Athletic Club Boise’s men’s team will debut in USL League One in spring 2026; the club also plans to field a women’s team in the USL Super League in 2027. Both teams will play their home games at a new soccer-specific stadium being built as part of a redevelopment of the Expo Idaho grounds in Ada County.
