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The WNBA released a wide selection of new jerseys today, and they’re a hit with social media and fans right away.
There’s three versions for each team: The Heroine Edition, Explorer Edition, and Rebel Edition. And they all look really, really sharp. This is one of the best league-wide releases you’ll ever see, and people are clamoring for them on social media. You can pick up some of them right from the Nike Store online here.
This will be the 25th Anniversary season for the W, and the quality of play and interest in the league has never been higher. You can’t even buy the league logo shirt and hoodie right now because it’s sold out everywhere, and NBA players wearing them has only helped give rise to the visibility of the merch in the WNBA as well.
We’ve got videos accompanying the jersey releases too, and we’ll post those here as we see them.
Indiana Fever
a new era of Indiana Fever basketball.
— Indiana Fever ⛹️♀️ (@IndianaFever) April 8, 2021
introducing H.E.R. story
» https://t.co/0moaUCXeo4 pic.twitter.com/XMYLu6ycGy
Minnesota Lynx
Introducing...
— Minnesota Lynx (@minnesotalynx) April 8, 2021
pic.twitter.com/uXoBFe9Bsu
Phoenix Mercury
While we may be the first ones to wear these uniforms, we’ll make sure we aren’t the last. pic.twitter.com/lxaSBLEoYj
— Phoenix Mercury (@PhoenixMercury) April 8, 2021
Seattle Storm
H.E.R. Story #TakeCover pic.twitter.com/Q3U2dH3GZU
— Seattle Storm (@seattlestorm) April 8, 2021
Chicago Sky
Introducing our @WNBA Nike Heroine, Explorer, and Rebel Edition jerseys for the 2021 season. ⚪️⚫️ pic.twitter.com/Y7T01x9IYJ
— Chicago Sky (@chicagosky) April 8, 2021
LA Sparks
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— Los Angeles Sparks (@LASparks) April 8, 2021
Te'a Cooper unveils our BRAND NEW threads.
https://t.co/lWyh78UWLR@TeaCooper2 | #GoSparks pic.twitter.com/SgKY4nyl5V
You can also watch some of the league’s superstars opening their new threads here.
Introducing the new #WNBA @nikebasketball game uniform editions. pic.twitter.com/gSYB6dYaMz
— WNBA (@WNBA) April 8, 2021