CanPL’s FC Supra du Québec Shines Bright Like A Diamond in Inaugural Primary Kits

The Canadian Premier League‘s newest club is hoping to shine bright like a diamond in their inaugural primary kit.

FC Supra du Québec, based in Laval, unveiled the kit on their website and social media channels on Thursday, January 29. While also being the first FC Supra kit, it’s also the first CanPL kit unveiled under their new partnership with Danish manufacturer Hummel.

The kit is predominantly blue, with an embossed pattern of half-filled diamonds all over. The diamonds mimic the shape and fill of FC Supra’s crest, which was unveiled in September 2025.

Designed to represent resilience, unity and pride, the primary kit draws inspiration from FC Supra’s roots while signaling the next chapter or the club’s journey. More than a matchday uniform, it serves as a symbol of identity for players and supporters alike.
— FC Supra du Québec

The collar and sleeve cuffs feature red, white and blue striping. Hummel’s signature chevrons appear on the shoulders in red. The logo of sponsors EB Games and Moneris appear on the chest and left sleeve respectively.

A Québec flag sits in the jock tag position near the front hem, while a Canadian flag appears on the left arm. On the back collar is s stylized fleur-de-lis with the slogan “À NOUS” underneath. The right arm a French-language version of the new Canadian Premier League logo in FC Supra’s colours. These recolored league logos will appear on all eight CanPL clubs’ jerseys this season.

*Courtesy **Evangelista Sports** and **Supra Football Club** / Facebook*

“The jersey is a tribute to the province, the game of football, and the players who wear it. Every detail reflects the identity of our community and the people who stand behind this club. There’s real excitement in being able to showcase these colours on the pitch for the first time — and even off the pitch — knowing they represent Québec’s first CPL team.”
— Paul Desbaillets, Chief Brand Officer, FC Supra du Québec

FC Supra du Québec will play their home games at Stade Boréale in Laval, just north of Montréal. The CanPL has not yet announced a detailed schedule for the 2026 season, but they typically get going in early April.