The Ultimate 2025/26 WSL2 Kit Guide: Prices, Brands & Our Favourites

August 28, 2025

Whether you’re in the stands, streaming at home, or chasing a ball around Powerleague, there’s nothing quite like pulling on your team’s new shirt at the start of a season. That’s why we’ve put together the Ultimate 2025/26 WSL2 Kit Guide — covering prices, brands, and our favourites.

WSL2 kits launches might not come with the big-budgets of the WSL — but that doesn’t make them any less exciting. If anything, the broader mix of brands brings more character to the designs, and in plenty of cases, stronger shirts.

Here’s our guide to every WSL2 shirt released so far: who makes them, what they cost, and which ones stood out.

WSL2 Kit suppliers by club

The WSL2 is a nine-brand league. Compare that with the WSL, where Adidas and Nike dominate 9 out of 12 clubs.

The wider spread of brands gives fans more variety. Different suppliers bring their own designs, making the kits feel more distinctive and less cookie-cutter.

WSL2 Shirt pricing

While WSL adult shirts average around £80, the WLS2 average is £64. Still not cheap — especially if the whole family wants in — but it’s a noticeable difference.

Adult shirts

Winners: Bristol City, Charlton Athletic
Losers: Newcastle, Nottingham Forest

Bristol and Charlton fans pay the lowest at £55, while Newcastle and Forest are charging Premier League prices.

Kids shirts

Winners: Charlton Athletic
Losers: Newcastle and Birmingham

Charlton lead the way again, pricing their kids’ shirts at £40. Most others sit at £50, making the Addicks around 20% cheaper.

Every WSL2 Shirt Released

Lined up side-by-side, WSL2 shirts underline the variety on offer. From collar shapes and trims to colour palettes and fabric patterns, there’s less sense of repetition and more room for individual identity.

Designers have the tough job of balancing tradition with fresh ideas – and this season, plenty of clubs have managed it well.