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

A Ceará DLS kits URL is a direct link to a 512×512 PNG Vozão shirt that you can import into Dream League Soccer. All four kit slots are listed below, and every file has been loaded into the game before being included here.

Finding the right Ceará kit can be trickier than it is for many other clubs. The in-house Vozão brand, a possible supplier change and a staggered release schedule all make it harder to identify the correct 2026 design.

Ceará make their own kits

Vozão is Ceará Sporting Club’s own in-house kit brand, named after the club’s nickname. It has supplied the team’s shirts since 2020.

Before Vozão, the club wore kits made by Topper, with Penalty and Dias Sports among its earlier suppliers.

Why Ceará kit files are harder to find

Most large kit databases rely heavily on major brands such as Nike, Adidas and Puma. When one of these companies releases a shirt, product images and promotional material can spread internationally within hours.

Vozão does not have the same distribution network. There is no major international brand promoting its releases, no comparable worldwide retail presence and less incentive for international kit websites to cover each new design.

As a result, Ceará generally has fewer downloadable kit options than a similarly sized club supplied by a major international manufacturer.

The same challenge applies to clubs with in-house brands, including EC Juventude with 19Treze and Azam FC’s former in-house range. Göztepe has also produced kits under its own nickname.

When you find a suitable Ceará file, check its actual dimensions rather than relying on the filename. On a computer, right-click the image and open it in a new tab to inspect the size reported by your browser.

A supplier change may be coming

Ceará’s kit situation could change if a reported agreement with Diadora goes ahead.

In April 2026, the club was reported to be in advanced negotiations with Diadora following an impasse with its existing arrangement.

If the deal is completed, future Ceará shirts could carry Diadora branding instead of the in-house Vozão mark. An international supplier could also make official kit images easier to find.

For now, check the branding on any file you download. Vozão branding matches the collection described here, while a Diadora-branded shirt may belong to a newer release.

The 2026 kits launched months apart

The release schedule is another reason Ceará files can be difficult to identify.

The club’s away kit appeared on 19 January 2026. It features a predominantly white base with black detailing around the collar and shoulders.

The main 2026 uniforms, however, were not launched until early September, leaving a gap of several months between releases.

Why the release dates matter when searching

A file labelled “Ceará 2026” could refer to either the early-season away shirt or the later main collection. The year alone is not enough to identify the design.

Compare the shirt itself with the kit cards above instead of trusting the filename. This is especially important because kit databases also list pre-season designs and a Campeonato Cearense final shirt under the same year.

Several different shirts can therefore appear in search results with similar labels, even though they represent different releases.

The stripes themselves are easy to reproduce

Ceará’s traditional home shirt features black-and-white vertical stripes, the club’s familiar alvinegro look, which has been part of its identity for more than a century.

This design works particularly well in Dream League Soccer for three reasons.

Straightforward alignment: Vertical stripes follow the centre line of the body on the kit template, making them relatively easy to position correctly.

Maximum contrast: Black and white are at opposite ends of the brightness scale, so the pattern remains clear instead of blending into similar shades.

Wide bands: The stripes have enough space to remain visible after the image is reduced to 512×512.

The result is simple: almost any decent-quality file should produce a convincing Ceará home shirt. Finding the correct current design is the difficult part, not reproducing its stripes.

Botafogo, Santos, Corinthians and Amed SK also use black-and-white striped kits this season with a similar basic layout.

The white away kit is simple too

Ceará’s away shirt has a predominantly white base, with black detailing around the collar and shoulders.

This kind of colour blocking is generally easy to reproduce because there is no complicated tonal pattern or textured finish to preserve.

When checking the imported image, focus on the black details. They provide most of the contrast and help distinguish the correct away design from a plain white shirt.

Watch for gold numbering

Ceará have used gold player numbers on previous shirts, but metallic colours can be difficult to reproduce accurately in Dream League Soccer.

The game draws squad numbers itself using a single flat colour selected from a swatch on the kit template. It does not reproduce the gradients needed to make a colour look metallic.

Real gold depends on a mixture of highlights, middle tones and shadows. A flat gold swatch cannot create that effect, so the result can look more like yellow-brown than polished metal.

On a black-and-white striped shirt, white numbers may be a better choice if you want a clean, traditional appearance. If you prefer gold, expect a flat colour rather than a metallic finish.

Why Série B affects kit availability

Ceará are competing in the Brasileiro Série B in 2026, which can affect how widely their kit images circulate.

Fewer people may maintain uploads for clubs outside the top flight, meaning some files are less widely available and can disappear without being replaced.

Combine that with an in-house brand and you have two reasons why finding a reliable Ceará kit URL can take extra effort.

When you find a good file, save the link. Keeping a copy of the URL means you will not have to search for the same design again if the original page disappears.

What number colours work on Ceará’s kits?

Dream League Soccer uses two small colour swatches in the kit template to control the shirt and shorts numbers. These colours are set separately and are not automatically taken from your imported PNG.

Recommended settings for Ceará’s designs:

Striped home kit: Use red or gold for a more noticeable number colour, or white for a traditional look. Black numbers can disappear into the black stripes, while white numbers will blend into the white stripes in some positions.

White away kit: Use black numbers to match the collar and shoulder details. White numbers would have very little contrast against the shirt.

Remember to adjust the shirt and shorts swatches independently. Ceará’s striped home shirt is commonly paired with black shorts, so a colour that works on the shirt may need to be changed for the shorts.

How visible are Ceará’s kits on the pitch?

Both the traditional home and the white away shirt stand out well against the green pitch.

Dream League Soccer renders players relatively small on screen, so visibility depends on how different the kit colours are from the grass and how much contrast the design has within itself.

Black-and-white stripes: The alternating colours provide strong internal contrast and clearly separate the players from the pitch. The striped pattern also makes Ceará easy to follow at match distance.

White away: The pale base is comfortably distinct from the grass. The black collar and shoulder details add definition and prevent the design from looking completely plain.

Both kits are practical choices if you want players to remain easy to recognise during a match.

How to tell if a Ceará kit file is current

Use these four checks before importing a Ceará kit:

Check the manufacturer branding. The collection described here carries Vozão branding. Diadora branding may indicate a newer release if the reported supplier agreement has been completed.

Check the home design. The traditional shirt should feature black-and-white vertical stripes.

Check the away design. Look for a predominantly white shirt with black detailing around the collar and shoulders.

Compare the image with the kit cards above. Because Ceará released different designs at different points in 2026, the year in the filename is not enough to establish which shirt you have.

These checks help separate the correct designs from older kits, pre-season shirts and other releases listed under the same year.

How to use a Ceará DLS kits URL

Importing a Ceará shirt is straightforward once you have a direct PNG link.

Copy the URL using the Copy URL button on the kit card. Copying the address from your browser bar may give you the webpage rather than the actual image.

Open Dream League Soccer and tap My Club.

Select Customise, then open Kit. Do not select Logo, which is the separate system for importing the club badge.

Choose the kit slot you want to replace before pasting the link.

Press and hold the URL field, tap Paste, then select Confirm. Some older versions of the game use Download as the button label.

The game provides three outfield kit slots for home, away and third, plus a separate goalkeeper slot.

Vozão released home and away designs, leaving the third slot available for another shirt. The Campeonato Cearense final shirt is one option if you want to use a special design. Dream League Soccer can accept any working 512×512 kit URL, regardless of when the shirt was originally released.

Your first custom kit requires a one-time gem unlock. Once that is done, changing the imported kits is free.

Test the link before importing it

Open the URL in your browser before entering it into Dream League Soccer. A working direct image link should display the shirt on its own, with the address ending in .png.

If the shirt appears inside a webpage with menus, buttons or other surrounding content, you may have copied a viewer-page link rather than the direct image address. The game needs to retrieve the image itself.

If the image opens in your browser but does not load in DLS, the host may restrict direct image requests or handle requests from the game differently.

Why do Ceará kit URLs stop working?

There are three common reasons a Ceará kit link might stop working. The first two can be particularly troublesome for a club with limited international kit coverage.

Free image hosts delete old files

Some free image-hosting services remove uploads after long periods of inactivity. Because fewer people maintain Ceará kit uploads, an older file may disappear without being replaced.

The URL can remain in a website or saved note even after the original image has been deleted. If that happens, you will need to find a replacement link.

Hotlink protection blocks the game

Some image hosts prevent other websites and apps from loading their files directly. Your browser may display the shirt when you open the link, while Dream League Soccer is refused access when it tries to retrieve the image.

This is why a URL can work when you click it but fail when you paste it into the game.

The preview and the copied link point to different files

A webpage may display a thumbnail hosted on its own server while providing a URL that points somewhere else. The preview can continue to work even after the linked image has been removed.

For the kit cards on this page, the displayed shirt and the URL you copy are intended to point to the same image file on the same server.

The Ceará badge

You can import the club crest during the same customisation session. Open Logo instead of Kit to access the badge-import option.

Ceará’s crest is circular, with the club’s initials presented in black and white.

A circular badge works well with DLS’s cropping system. Since the game crops imported crests into a circle, a round design is less likely to lose important details around the edges.

Choose a file with a little clear space around the artwork rather than one cropped tightly to the crest. This helps preserve the complete design when the game displays it beside the score.

The black-and-white colour blocking also helps the badge remain recognisable at the small size used in matches, tying it visually to Ceará’s traditional striped home shirt.

Keeping your Ceará kits

Custom kits are stored on your device rather than permanently attached to your account. Updating the game will usually preserve them, but reinstalling Dream League Soccer or changing phones can mean importing the shirts again. Your custom badge may need to be restored too.

Ceará is a club where a reliable kit file can be particularly valuable. The in-house brand, Série B season and multiple releases under the same year make it harder to find an exact replacement later.

Before you start importing the collection, save all four kit URLs in a notes app. That way, you can restore your home, away, third and goalkeeper kits without having to search for every file again.

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