Brentford DLS Kits and Logo URL 512×512 | 2026/27

Brentford DLS kits URL is a direct link to a 512×512 PNG kit that you paste into Dream League Soccer. The four kit slots are below. Use each card’s copy button to get the image link for that shirt.

Brentford’s 2026/27 collection has two designs that need extra care in a DLS file: the away shirt and the third shirt. Both use fine patterns that can lose definition at 512×512. The away kit also has a story unlike the club’s usual releases, bringing a film director and London tailoring into its design.

The away kit was designed with a film director

Sir Matthew Vaughn directs the Kingsman films. He is also a Brentford shareholder and a director of the club.
For the 2026/27 away kit, Vaughn worked with Brentford and Joma on a navy and cream pinstripe shirt. Its tailored appearance draws on the clothing and style associated with the Kingsman universe.

That inspiration extends to Savile Row and Huntsman & Sons, the London tailor whose shop appears as the Kingsman agents’ headquarters on screen. The connection helps explain why the shirt looks more like a piece of bespoke tailoring than a conventional football kit.
A cream-trimmed crew neck finishes the design. It also features a monochrome Brentford crest and a single bee on the upper back neck. The shirt is made using recycled polyester.

Brentford described it as their most distinctive kit to date. The shirt went on sale on 28 July 2026.

The third kit: yellow with details from Brentford’s past

Brentford unveiled the 2026/27 third kit on 7 August 2026 through the Leave Your Mark campaign.
The shirt starts with a vibrant yellow base that fits the Bees’ identity. Over it sits a tonal graphic inspired by design elements from the club’s earlier home, away and third kits. In a small DLS image, that graphic can read as delicate vertical pinstriping.

A solid black crew neck and black sleeve cuffs frame the yellow shirt. Black is also used across its branding, while a monochrome crest sits on the chest. On the back of the neck is 1889, the year Brentford was founded.

Yellow shorts and socks with black details complete the full strip.

The launch had its own creative identity. Brentford striker Kaye Furo provided the campaign soundtrack, while London stencil artist Being created a graffiti backdrop using symbols connected to the club and its community.

Home: Brentford’s red and white stripes

The home kit retains the red and white vertical stripes closely associated with Brentford. The 2026/27 version adds honey yellow details around areas such as the collar and cuffs, but the broad stripes remain its defining feature.

That familiar design is useful in Dream League Soccer. Its strong colours and wide bands are much easier to preserve in a small kit file than the fine patterns on the away and third shirts.

Stripe width matters more than you think

Across these three outfield kits, you can see how pattern width and colour contrast affect a 512×512 image. Each design presents a different challenge.

Home: bold stripes are the easiest case

Brentford’s red and white stripes are wide and strongly contrasting. Even when the shirt appears small during a match, you can still recognise the pattern.

On a DLS template, the most noticeable alignment check is where the bands run down the centre of the shirt body. Horizontal hoops require matching across more visible parts of a kit; broad vertical bands are more forgiving.

As a result, even an average-quality home kit file can look recognisably Brentford.

Away: pinstripes are much harder

Navy and cream provide good contrast, so the away shirt still reads as navy from a distance. The difficulty is the width of the cream lines.

Once the entire kit is fitted into a 512×512 image, a pinstripe may occupy only a very narrow part of the shirt panel. Shrinking the image or introducing blur can cause the lines to merge into the navy base or break into uneven segments.

This can happen even when every piece is positioned correctly on the template. The layout may be accurate while the file lacks enough clean pixels to show the fine pattern.

Third: tonal detail is the hardest to preserve

The third shirt combines thin detail with low colour contrast. Its graphic uses shades close to the yellow base, making it subtler than the cream lines on the away kit.

An undersized or heavily compressed image may still show the yellow body and black trim while losing the graphic that connects the shirt to Brentford’s earlier kits.

How to check the file

Open the third-kit PNG at its actual size and inspect the shirt body. Look for distinct tonal lines or graphic details rather than a completely flat yellow area.

Then check the away file the same way. Its cream pinstripes should look continuous and reasonably even. Enlarged previews can hide problems, so the 512×512 image itself is the useful test.

Which crest goes with which kit?

Brentford uses a monochrome crest on the away and third shirts. The home shirt is the natural match for the full-colour crest.
DLS does not automatically select a different imported team logo for each kit. You therefore need to choose which version you prefer as your general badge.

Choose the full-colour crest if the home shirt is the centre of your setup.
Choose the monochrome crest if you mainly use the Kingsman-inspired away shirt or yellow third shirt. It matches those designs, particularly the black detailing on the third kit.

Also check the crest printed directly on each kit PNG. The general team logo and the badge placed on the shirt image are separate parts of your setup.

Two details you will rarely see in game

The away shirt has one bee on the upper back neck. The third shirt has 1889 in the same area.
Both details sit close to the top edge of the shirt panel, near the collar. A careful kit maker may include them, and you might spot them in a close kit preview.

During a match, however, they are too small and high on the player model to be reliable details to look for. Judge the kit mainly by the parts you can see: the body pattern, collar, crest, shorts and socks.

Set your number colours

The three outfield kits call for different number colours.

A DLS kit template includes small colour areas for the numbers on the shirt and the shorts. These should be checked separately; the game does not simply choose a readable number colour from the shirt’s main design.

Home: On red and white stripes, white is a sensible starting choice. Red numbers can disappear where they overlap a red band. Check the final result in the player preview.

Away: Use cream or white against the navy base. Navy numbers would be difficult to read.

Third: Use black against the bright yellow. It also matches the collar, cuffs and other dark details.

Set and review the shirt and shorts number colours independently.

How to tell whether a Brentford file is current

Use four quick checks when comparing a PNG with the 2026/27 shirts.
The away shirt should be navy with cream pinstripes. That combination distinguishes it from Brentford’s recent away designs.

The away crest should be monochrome. A full-colour crest on the shirt itself is a sign that the file may not accurately follow this design.
The third shirt should be bright yellow with black collar and cuff trim. Its tonal body graphic should remain visible when you inspect the image closely.

The third crest should also be monochrome. Check it alongside the black details on the shirt.

How to use Brentford DLS kits URL

Tap Copy URL on the kit card. Copying your browser’s address bar will usually give you the address of this page rather than the direct PNG that DLS needs.

Open Dream League Soccer and go to My Club, then Customise. Choose Kit, not Logo, and select the slot you want to update before pasting. The kit currently selected is the one your import will replace.

Open Custom Kit, press and hold the URL field, select Paste, then confirm. Some older game versions use Download as the label for the import action.

The home, away and third cards cover the three outfield designs. Use the goalkeeper card for the remaining slot so your team does not keep a default goalkeeper kit.

If the game asks you to unlock customisation with gems, follow the price shown in your version before importing. Once the option is available, you can use the same import process for your kit links.

Test the link first

Open a copied kit URL in your browser before entering it in DLS. The PNG should load on its own, with no article text, header or image-viewer buttons around it. Ideally, the address will end in .png.

A webpage that merely shows the kit picture is not the same as a direct image file. The game needs a URL from which it can fetch the image itself.

On a computer, you can right-click the kit image and choose Open image in new tab. That makes it easier to inspect the direct address and check the image dimensions reported by your browser.

Why Brentford kit URLs stop working

Free image hosts may remove files. An old link can remain on a page long after the image it once pointed to has disappeared.
An image host may restrict outside requests. The picture might open when you visit the host in a browser but fail when DLS tries to fetch it. This can make a link appear healthy until the import step.

The preview and copied URL may point to different files. A page might display a thumbnail from one location while its copy button supplies a link from another. The thumbnail can keep working after the import link fails.

For these kit cards, check that the image displayed on each card and the URL supplied by its button resolve to the same intended PNG file on the same server. That is the practical way to confirm the preview represents what visitors will import.

The Brentford badge

You can set the badge in the same session. Return to the customisation menu and select Logo instead of Kit, then paste the direct badge-image URL.

Brentford’s circular crest is well suited to a circular logo display. The bee in the middle remains a strong shape when shown small, although fine letters around the outside may soften during a match.

If the home shirt is your priority, use the full-colour badge. If the away or third shirt leads your setup, a monochrome badge is a closer visual match. Remember that the badge embedded in each kit PNG should also suit that particular shirt.

Keeping your Brentford kits

Save all four kit URLs and your badge URL in a notes app. If an update, reinstall or phone change means you need to import them again, you will have the links ready.

How customisation carries over can depend on your game version and save setup. Keeping the direct URLs gives you a simple way to rebuild the team’s appearance whenever necessary.

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