Nashville SC DLS Kits and Logo URL 512×512 | 2026/27

A Nashville SC DLS kits URL is a direct link to a 512×512 PNG Nashville shirt that you can paste into Dream League Soccer. All four kit slots are listed below, and every file has been loaded into the game before being added to this page.

The Reverb kit keeps things simple. Its most distinctive detail is also the one that faces the biggest challenge when the shirt is converted to DLS size: the collar.

The Reverb kit puts the detail in its collar

Released during MLS Jersey Week and worn from the season opener at GEODIS Park, Nashville SC’s Reverb Kit celebrates the sound of the city. It takes inspiration from the roar of the supporters, the players’ commitment and the music Nashville is known for around the world.

The club introduced it with the line This Is What Loud Looks Like.

The design is modern and understated, built around centred navy logos, a subtle wavy pattern and a distinctive round collar in three colours: light blue, yellow and navy.

Renasant Bank remains the jersey partner for the eighth consecutive kit.

Why the collar is difficult to reproduce in DLS

The collar is one of the smallest areas on the DLS kit template. Once the image is mapped onto the player model, that detail has very little space to work with.

Three separate colours make the job harder. Light blue, yellow and navy all need enough pixels to remain distinguishable, but the collar band is narrow.

As a result, the tricolour detail may shrink into what looks like a single strip of colour, particularly in lower-quality files.

Check the collar at full image size before importing it. You should be able to distinguish all three colours. If they have already blended together, the file is unlikely to preserve the detail properly in the game.

Colorado Rapids face a similar challenge this season, with four colours used around the collar and shoulders.

The wavy pattern may be difficult to see

The Reverb shirt also features a subtle wave design. Nashville describes it as part of the kit’s wider concept: making sound visible.

It is an understated detail rather than a bold graphic. That matters in DLS because low-contrast patterns are usually among the first elements to disappear when an image is reduced to the game’s kit template.

Expect the shirt to look mostly clean and plain in a match. The wave pattern may be barely visible or disappear altogether.

What remains visible in the game?

The strongest parts of the design are its gold base colour and centred navy logos. Both are clearly defined, with enough contrast to remain recognisable after import.

That is enough to make the shirt work. Nashville’s gold is instantly identifiable, and the navy branding gives the design a clear identity even if the collar and wave details lose some definition.

The Reverb is a good example of a kit that becomes simpler in DLS without looking incorrect.

The Reverb kit covers two seasons

There is one useful detail to remember when choosing a Nashville home file: the Reverb is not limited to the 2026 season.

Nashville introduced the Reverb as its primary jersey for both the 2026 and 2027 seasons. That means a correctly designed 2026 home kit remains current throughout 2027. You do not need to replace it next season.

The away kit carried over from 2025

Adidas releases one new kit per MLS club each year, leaving the other design to carry over.

For Nashville, the new 2026 release was the home shirt. The 2025 away kit continued into the 2026 season without a replacement.

So, a Nashville away file labelled 2025 can still be the correct choice for 2026, provided its design matches the shirt used by the club.

Always compare the actual design rather than relying only on the year in the file name.

MLS follows a calendar-year season, so these kits are generally labelled by a single year rather than a split season such as 2026/27.

The same carry-over approach applies to clubs including Austin FC, Charlotte FC, Colorado Rapids, Atlanta United, FC Cincinnati, CF Montréal, New York Red Bulls, NYCFC and New England Revolution.

Why Nashville’s gold works so well in DLS

Gold is more than just Nashville’s signature colour. It is also a practical advantage in Dream League Soccer.

Players appear relatively small during matches, so a kit needs to stand out clearly against the pitch. Gold and yellow have a strong visual contrast with green grass, making them easy to follow during gameplay.

It is an advantage shared by clubs and teams such as Hull City, Leeds United, Ivory Coast, Göztepe and Atlético Bucaramanga.

Navy branding and the collar add definition without taking away from the main colour. Nashville is therefore one of the easier MLS teams to recognise at match distance.

The simple Reverb design helps, too. There are no large graphics or complicated patterns competing with the gold.

Does metallic gold cause a problem?

A metallic finish can be difficult to reproduce in DLS. Its appearance depends on gradients and changing highlights, which may be lost when the design is reduced to a 512×512 image.

That is not a major concern with the Reverb. Nashville’s gold is a flat club colour rather than a metallic effect, so a clean, flat gold finish is exactly what the design needs.

Best number colours for Nashville SC kits

Dream League Soccer does not automatically take the number colour from your imported shirt image. Instead, it uses two small colour swatches in the kit template: one for the shirt numbers and another for the shorts.

Home kit: Choose navy. It matches the shirt’s logos and collar while providing strong contrast against the gold background. White and other pale shades can become difficult to read on a bright yellow or gold shirt.

Away kit: Choose a colour that contrasts with the dominant colour on the upper back, where the game places the numbers.

Remember to set the shirt and shorts number colours separately.

How to identify a current Nashville SC kit file

Before importing a Nashville kit, check these four details:

Adidas branding and Renasant Bank sponsorship: The shirt should feature Adidas branding and Renasant Bank on the chest.

Reverb home design: Look for centred navy logos and the round collar in light blue, yellow and navy.

2026 home remains current in 2027: The Reverb was introduced for both seasons, so a correctly designed 2026 home file is still suitable.

2025 away remains valid for 2026: The away shirt carried over, so a 2025-labelled file is fine if it matches the current design.

How to use a Nashville SC DLS kits URL

Use the copy button on the kit card to get the direct image link. Avoid copying the address from your browser’s address bar, because that usually gives you the webpage rather than the actual PNG file.

Then follow these steps:

Open Dream League Soccer.

Go to My Club.

Select Customise.

Open Kit, not Logo. These are separate sections.

Choose the kit slot you want to replace.

Press and hold the URL field, then select Paste.

Tap Confirm to import the shirt. Older versions may show a button labelled Download.

Nashville has released its home and away designs, so the third kit slot is available for another shirt. You can use an older Nashville design there, and DLS accepts any working 512×512 image URL regardless of the kit’s original release year.

The first custom kit requires a one-time gem unlock. Once that feature is unlocked, changing your imported kits does not cost additional gems.

Test the Nashville kit URL before importing

Open the copied link in your browser first. A working direct image URL should display the shirt by itself, with the address ending in .png.

If the link opens a webpage containing buttons, menus or other page elements around the shirt, it is not a direct image URL and will not work as a kit import.

For the Reverb design, checking the original image is particularly important. The tricolour collar needs enough detail to show all three colours, so make sure the file is genuinely 512×512 rather than a smaller preview.

Why do Nashville SC DLS kit URLs stop working?

A kit link can stop working even if it was fine when first published. There are three common reasons.

Free image hosts remove old uploads. Some services automatically clear files that have not been accessed for months or years. The original URL may still look correct, but the image is no longer available.

Hotlink protection blocks the game. An image host may allow an image to open in your browser while refusing requests from another application. Since DLS requests the image directly, the import can fail even when the link appears to work on your computer.

The preview and the copied URL point to different files. Some pages display a thumbnail hosted on their own server but provide a separate image link from another location. The preview can remain visible even after the actual download file has disappeared.

For this collection, the displayed shirt and the copied URL point to the same file on the same server.

The Nashville SC badge

You can import the club crest during the same session. Follow the same general process, but select Logo instead of Kit.

The badge is particularly useful with the Reverb collection. The shirt has a deliberately simple design, and some of its smaller details may disappear in DLS. The crest provides another clear place for Nashville’s identity to stand out.

The Nashville SC badge uses the club’s familiar gold and navy colours, with its distinctive N monogram.

One thing to remember is that Dream League Soccer crops imported badges into a circle. Choose an image that leaves enough space around the full design so the edges do not get cut off.

Also check the shirt’s centred chest branding before choosing a crest file. Nashville places its logos around the middle of the chest, close to the area where an imported badge may appear in the game. Preview the image at full size to make sure the existing design and imported crest do not look overcrowded.

How to keep your Nashville kits safe

Custom kits are saved on your device rather than being permanently attached to your game account. They normally remain after a standard game update, but reinstalling DLS or moving to a new phone can mean losing your imported shirts and badge.

The Reverb gives you a useful advantage here: it is designed for both the 2026 and 2027 seasons, so a good home file should remain current for two years.

Before importing anything, save all four kit URLs in a notes app. Keep the Nashville badge link there as well. If you ever need to reinstall the game or set it up on another device, you will have the links ready.

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