Orlando City SC has revealed the 2026 adidas Archive Collection Third Kit, a piece that marks the final drop of the adidas x MLS Archive Collection and is being rolled out under the banner of Orlando Health as the presenting partner.
Design Inspiration
The jersey, nicknamed the 'Orlando Original,' draws its visual language from two distinct sources: the 1994 FIFA World Cup and the club's own milestones. Its design references the iconic adidas Questra ball that was central to the 1994 tournament and incorporates the classic Tango pattern that has appeared on World Cup match balls from 1978 through 1998.
At the front, the kit showcases the Lions wordmark, a nod to the franchise's inaugural professional side from the 1980s, while a custom jock tag commemorates the moment the giant Questra ball was displayed atop Orlando City Hall during the World Cup celebrations.
Turning to the back, the jersey bears the original Major League Soccer crest, a reminder that the league was founded in the wake of that historic tournament, and it revives the striking red colorway that defined Orlando City's 2011 USL Pro championship-winning squad.
Orlando Health's partnership is highlighted by a discreet logo placed on the lower back of the shirt, a relationship that has existed since the club's debut season in 2011 and underscores the health system's long-standing support of the team.
Fans can purchase the full Archive Collection, which includes jerseys, jackets, tees, headwear and accessories, through MLSStore.com, OCMobileShop.com and at the physical outlet The Den at Inter.co Stadium.
The launch event is scheduled for August 14 at Inter.co Stadium, where the club will screen its 2011 championship match, welcome back former legends and provide a photo opportunity with the trophy that symbolizes that historic victory.
Starting with the upcoming home fixture against FC Cincinnati on August 15, the kit will be worn in select matches throughout the season, linking the narrative of 1990s sports culture, contemporary fashion and the evolution of MLS identity across seven participating clubs.