The full catalog includes hats, long and short sleeve shirts, hoodies, jackets, scarfs and more. The merchandise will go on sale to the public on Friday, July 12.
DALLAS — WFAA is getting a first look at the merchandise for Dallas Trinity FC (DTFC), the city’s first professional women’s soccer team, ahead of its inaugural season.
Dallas Trinity FC will open their season in August, then host their first home match at the Cotton Bowl early September. For a look at the full schedule, click here.
The women’s pro soccer club gave WFAA an early look at the merchandise that fans can don while attending the soccer matches this fall. The club says the merchandise will go on sale to the public on Friday, July 12. Season ticket holders have early access to the merchandise on Tuesday, July 9.
Nike is the official DTFC merchandise partner.
Here is a look at what they’ve got cooking:
PHOTOS: A look at Dallas Trinity FC’s merchandise catalog before their 1st season
-
1/57
-
2/57
-
3/57
-
4/57
-
5/57
-
6/57
-
7/57
-
8/57
-
9/57
-
10/57
-
11/57
-
12/57
-
13/57
-
14/57
-
15/57
-
16/57
-
18/57
-
19/57
-
20/57
-
21/57
-
22/57
-
23/57
-
24/57
-
25/57
-
26/57
-
27/57
-
28/57
-
29/57
-
30/57
-
31/57
-
32/57
-
33/57
-
34/57
-
35/57
-
36/57
-
37/57
-
38/57
-
39/57
-
40/57
-
41/57
-
42/57
-
43/57
-
44/57
-
45/57
-
46/57
-
47/57
-
48/57
-
49/57
-
50/57
-
51/57
-
52/57
-
53/57
-
54/57
-
55/57
-
56/57
-
57/57
1
/
57
The team is also continuing to fill its roster in the months leading up to the season. To see the roster, click here. Former Scotland Women’s National Team player Pauline MacDonald was named the team’s first head coach in June.
Dallas Trinity FC first unveiled its team name and logo back in May. Dallas Trinity FC will play under the main colors of sunrise maroon, prairie gold, and live oak green. The colors draw inspiration from the city skyline and the Trinity River, which reflects the vibrant nature of Dallas, as well as local pride and excellence, club officials said in a release.
Tickets to the match can be found on the Fair Park website here.
For more information about the new soccer club, click here.
More soccer coverage: