DLS Kits URL is a fan-run website for Dream League Soccer players who want their teams to look as close to the real thing as possible. We publish working 512×512 kit and logo links for clubs and national teams, along with practical guides on importing them correctly into the game.
Who Runs This Site
Ishrat Fatima, Founder
Ishrat Fatima has played Dream League Soccer since DLS 19 and has followed every major version of the game since then. Over those seasons she has built and customised her own clubs, imported hundreds of custom kits and logos, and learned first-hand why some kit URLs work perfectly while others fail, look blurry, or break after an update.
She started DLS Kits URL in 2026 after repeatedly running into the same problems: kit links that looked fine on a webpage but failed in the game, images upscaled from low-quality files, and old shirts labelled as current kits. Her goal is one reliable place where players can find working kits and clear guides.
Ishrat also runs DLS Pro, a YouTube channel and Facebook page with 2.2K followers, where she shares kit showcases, import tutorials and DLS tips.
How We Check Every Kit
Every kit goes through the same checks before it is published:
- It matches the real release. The design is compared with the official club or federation launch for the stated season. We do not knowingly publish recoloured fantasy designs, leaked mock-ups or old kits presented as current.
- The image is correct. The file is checked for the proper 512×512 size and DLS template layout.
- It works in the game. The URL is imported into Dream League Soccer on Android & iPhone to confirm it loads and displays correctly on the player model.
- It stays working. Published links are rechecked during the season and replaced if they break.
We also host the kit images ourselves. The shirt you see in the preview and the file behind the Copy URL button are the same image on the same server. That avoids the common problem of a page showing a kit whose download link has already disappeared.
What You Will Find Here
Kits and logos are organised by team, competition and season, so you can find the correct design rather than an older shirt that looks similar. Our guides explain how custom kits work, why some URLs fail and how to fix kits that import incorrectly. Where useful, kit pages point out what separates one season from another, such as crest changes, sponsor updates, collar designs and colour differences.
An Independent Fan Site
DLS Kits URL is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to First Touch Games, the developer of Dream League Soccer. Nor is it connected to any football club, national team, league, federation or sportswear manufacturer. Club names, badges, crests, kit designs and related trademarks belong to their respective owners. See our Disclaimer for details.
Get in Touch
Found a broken kit link, spotted an incorrect detail, or want a team we haven’t covered yet? Contact us through the Contact Us page or at dlskitsurl@gmail.com. We read every message and use visitor reports to keep kit pages accurate and working.