RC Lens DLS Kits and Logo URL 512×512 | 2026/27

An RC Lens DLS kits URL is a direct link to a 512×512 PNG Lens shirt that you can import into Dream League Soccer. All four kit slots are included below, and each image has been loaded into the game before publication.

Adidas has replaced Puma for the 2026/27 season, bringing three shirts with three very different challenges for DLS users. The home kit relies on embossed details that will not transfer properly, the away kit retains its look through strong colour contrast, and the third kit features one of the most demanding alignment challenges on this site: a two-colour diagonal sash.

The Third Kit’s Sash Is the Hardest Alignment Yet

Released on 7 August 2026, the third kit brings back Lens’ diagonal sash in red and yellow on a white base.

A diagonal sash is already difficult to reproduce accurately in a kit image. Lens’ version is more demanding because the sash contains two colours, creating an additional boundary that must align correctly across the shirt.

Count the Edges

A kit pattern must line up wherever it crosses a seam, including the sleeves, side seams and back. The difficulty depends partly on how many separate boundaries the design contains.

Vertical stripe: One main edge to position along the body.

Diagonal split: One edge that must match in both position and angle.

Diagonal sash: Two parallel outer edges that must maintain their position and angle.

Two-colour diagonal sash: Three parallel boundaries — the first outer edge, the internal red-to-yellow line and the second outer edge.

Vasco da Gama’s diagonal sash was the previous benchmark on this site. Lens’ third kit adds an internal colour boundary, which must line up at every seam just like the two outer edges.

If that internal line shifts, the red and yellow sections can become uneven even when the outside of the sash appears correctly positioned.

How to Check the Third Kit

Import the third kit and inspect the player from the side and back.

The sash should run continuously from the shoulder towards the hip.

All three boundaries should remain parallel.

The red-to-yellow dividing line should maintain the same position within the sash around the shirt.

The angle should remain consistent where the sleeve joins the body.

If the internal dividing line drifts while the outer edges remain aligned, the file may have been prepared carelessly. On a shirt whose main identity comes from the sash, that is still a good reason to try another file.

Kit observers have noted that the design closely resembles Lens’ 2022/23 third kit, which was made by Puma. If you find an older file with the same colours and pattern, check the manufacturer branding before treating it as the current version.

The Home Kit’s Motto Will Not Appear

Released on 1 June 2026, the home shirt is the first Adidas Lens kit since 2014.

It features the club’s traditional yellow and red colours, with a red collar trimmed in yellow and red detailing on the sleeves. Red shorts and socks complete the combination.

The shirt also includes embossed vertical pinstripes, with the club motto “SANG ET OR” — blood and gold — worked into the fabric.

Two Problems That Compound Each Other

Embossing is texture, not printed colour.

Embossed details become visible when light catches the raised and recessed parts of real fabric. A flat 512×512 image cannot reproduce that physical depth.

Lettering needs sufficient resolution.

Small text is difficult to preserve in a kit image, particularly when it relies on fine lines and subtle contrast.

Embossed lettering faces both problems at once.

The motto depends on the raised texture to stand out, while the small lettering itself is difficult to reproduce at kit-template resolution. As a result, neither the embossing nor the text is likely to survive clearly.

Expect the home shirt to look like a plain yellow kit with red trim after import. The embossed pinstripes are also unlikely to remain visible.

Similar limitations affect Al-Fateh’s embossed Arabic script and Paderborn’s embossed Three Hares window design this season.

When comparing home-kit files, pay particular attention to the collar. Its red colour and yellow trim do not depend on texture, so sharp, clean edges around the collar are a useful sign of a well-prepared image.

The Away Kit Is the One That Survives

Released on 6 June 2026, the away kit was unveiled at the twin slag heaps of Loos-en-Gohelle, landmarks associated with the region’s coal-mining history and described in the launch material as the tallest in Europe.

The shirt features a black base with an anthracite mining-inspired pattern. Green is used for the Adidas Three Stripes and other applications, while the logos are white and the Adidas Trefoil completes the branding.

The design also pays tribute to Saint Barbara, the patron saint of miners.

Why the Away Kit Holds Up

Green against black creates a clear colour contrast rather than relying only on subtle differences in tone. The Three Stripes, branding and Trefoil are defined elements that do not depend on embossed texture.

The anthracite mining pattern is tonal and sits against the black base, making it harder to reproduce clearly. Expect that detail to appear faint or disappear in some files.

Fortunately, the shirt does not depend on the mining pattern alone. Black fabric, green detailing and a white Trefoil are enough to make the away kit recognisable even if the subtle background design is lost.

Three Kits, Three Different Outcomes

Kit

Main risk

Verdict

Home

Embossed motto and pinstripes

The textured design will largely disappear

Away

Tonal mining pattern on black

Best overall survival — green details carry the design

Third

Two-colour diagonal sash

Strong colours, but the most demanding geometry

If your priority is a design that remains clear after import, start with the away kit. Its green and white details provide strong contrast against black.

If you want the most recognisable Lens design, choose the third kit — but inspect the sash carefully to make sure all three boundaries line up correctly.

Who Makes RC Lens’ Kits Now?

Adidas replaced Puma for the 2026/27 season.

This is the quickest way to identify the current collection. A Puma cat on an RC Lens shirt indicates a kit from 2025/26 or earlier, regardless of what the listing claims.

The manufacturer check is especially important for the third kit because its design closely resembles Lens’ 2022/23 Puma shirt.

Auchan remains the shirt sponsor, and the collection covers Lens’ Ligue 1 and Champions League campaigns.

A Note on “Sang et Or”

Two French clubs use the nickname Sang et Or, and both have built red-and-yellow designs around it.

RC Lens use the name in connection with their red and yellow colours, commonly associated with blood and gold and the region’s mining heritage.

Le Mans FC also use the nickname and have built their 2026/27 collection around the same red-and-yellow identity.

If a search result looks almost correct but something seems different, check the club crest before copying the kit URL. The shared nickname and colours can make the two clubs easy to confuse.

What Number Colours Work on Lens’ Kits?

Dream League Soccer reads number colours from two small swatches in the kit template rather than automatically taking them from the imported image. One controls shirt numbers, while the other controls shorts numbers.

Recommended colours for the three Lens kits are:

Home: Red numbers against yellow, matching the collar and shorts. White and other pale colours can be difficult to read against a bright base.

Away: Green or white numbers against black, complementing the Three Stripes and white branding.

Third: Navy or black numbers are practical options against the white shirt and red-and-yellow sash.

Set the shirt and shorts swatches separately so that the numbers remain readable on both parts of the kit.

How Visible Are the Kits on the Pitch?

All three kits should be recognisable at match distance, although their visibility comes from different features.

Dream League Soccer displays players relatively small, so a shirt’s visibility depends partly on how strongly its colours contrast with the green pitch.

Yellow provides strong separation from the grass. The home kit benefits from that contrast, while the red collar, sleeve details and shorts help define the overall look.

Black with green detailing also works well. The away shirt’s green elements are relatively narrow, but the white logos and Trefoil provide additional contrast.

White with a red-and-yellow sash is easy to distinguish from the pitch. Like Vasco da Gama’s diagonal design, the sash gives the third kit a distinctive shape, making it recognisable by its pattern as well as its colours.

How to Tell Whether an RC Lens File Is Current

Use these four checks before importing a file:

Adidas branding, not Puma: Adidas took over for 2026/27.

Home kit: Yellow with a red collar trimmed in yellow.

Away kit: Black with green Three Stripes and the Adidas Trefoil.

Third kit: White with a red-and-yellow diagonal sash and Adidas branding.

The final check matters because the 2022/23 Puma third kit looks similar to the current Adidas design.

How to Use an RC Lens DLS Kits URL

Use the Copy URL button on the kit card rather than copying the address from your browser bar. The browser address usually points to the webpage, not the direct image.

Follow these steps:

Open Dream League Soccer.

Tap My Club.

Select Customise.

Open the Kit section, not Logo. They are separate customisation systems.

Select the slot you want to replace.

Press and hold the URL field, then tap Paste.

Tap Confirm. Older versions may label the button Download.

The three outfield slots are for home, away and third kits, leaving the goalkeeper slot for its own design.

Adidas also released a pre-match shirt and an Originals collection alongside the away kit. These provide additional designs to explore, although the standard team setup has only three outfield kit slots.

The first custom kit requires a one-time gem unlock. After that, changing kits costs nothing. This is useful for Lens because you may want to test several third-kit files before settling on one with accurate sash alignment.

Test the Link First

Open the URL in your browser before importing it into the game. The image should appear on its own, and the address should end in .png.

If the picture appears inside a webpage with navigation, buttons or other page elements, you may have copied a viewer page rather than a direct image URL. Dream League Soccer cannot import the webpage itself as a kit.

For the third kit, however, the browser test is not enough. A sash can look perfect in a flat image and still become misaligned when wrapped around the player model.

Import the kit and inspect the player from the sides and back. Check that the outer edges and the internal red-to-yellow line remain aligned wherever the sash crosses a seam.

Why Do RC Lens Kit URLs Stop Working?

Three common problems can cause a kit URL to stop working.

Free image hosts delete files

Some hosting services remove unused uploads after months or years. The link may still look valid even though the original image has been deleted.

Hotlink protection gets switched on

Some hosts block requests from external applications. This means your browser may load the image while Dream League Soccer is denied access.

That is why a link can work when opened manually but fail when pasted into the game.

The preview and the link point to different files

Some pages display a thumbnail stored on their own server but provide a URL pointing elsewhere. The preview may continue to work even after the linked image becomes unavailable.

For the kit cards on this page, the intended setup is for the displayed shirt and copied URL to refer to the same image file on the same server.

The RC Lens Badge

Import the crest during the same customisation session by opening the menu and selecting Logo instead of Kit.

Lens’ badge is a red-and-yellow shield featuring the club’s initials and the twin slag heaps associated with the Lens mining basin. Those landmarks also connect the crest to the location used to unveil the away kit.

Dream League Soccer crops imported badges into a circle. Since a shield narrows towards its base, choose an image with enough clear space around the complete design rather than one cropped tightly to the artwork.

The red and yellow areas are the most important elements to preserve at the small size used beside the score. Fine lettering may appear softer in-game because of the display size; that does not necessarily mean the source file is faulty.

Keeping Your RC Lens Kits

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

A correctly aligned two-colour sash can take time to find. Once you have tested a file and confirmed that its three boundaries line up correctly, save the URL.

Copy all four kit links into a notes app before you start so you can restore your collection more easily if needed.

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