As the Canadian Premier League heads into its seventh season, the eight leagues spanning from coast to coast continue to look sharp in kits made by Macron. The 2025 CanPL regular season kicks off on Saturday, April 5, when Atlético Ottawa hosts HFX Wanderers FC. Later that same day, defending
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Cavalry FC Marks 50th Anniversary of Spruce Meadows With 2025 Alternate Kit
While Calgary-based Canadian Premier League side Cavalry FC has only been around since 2019, their home at Spruce Meadows has been around much longer. Now, the club is honouring their home with their alternate kit for the 2025 season. The kit, manufactured by Macron, was unveiled on the team’s website
CanPL’s Forge FC Capture Spirit of Hamilton in 2025 Primary, Alternate Kits
Hamilton, Ontario-based Canadian Premier League side Forge FC is aiming to capture the bold, hard-working spirit of their home city with their new primary and alternate kits for 2025. The club unveiled the kits, made by Macron, at a special event on Wednesday, March 19. The primary kit is “a
CanPL’s Pacific FC Rides the Wave With 2025 Primary Kit
Canadian Premier League side Pacific FC are ready to ride a wave of momentum into the new season wearing new primary kits manufactured by Macron. The Victoria, B.C.-based club unveiled the new kits on their website and social media channels on Monday, March 17. Dubbed the “Rising Tide” kit, Pacific
CanPL’s Valour FC Usher In New Era With 2025 Primary, Alternate Kits
Canadian Premier League side Valour FC are hoping to kick off a new era in their club history with their new primary and alternate kits for 2025. The Winnipeg-based club unveiled the kits, made by Macron, on their website and social media channels on Thursday, March 13. And, for the
CanPL’s HFX Wanderers FC Represent Nova Scotia Home and Away With 2025 Kits
Canadian Premier League club HFX Wanderers FC will wear new kits for the 2025 season, representing their home province both at home and on the road. The Wanderers unveiled the Macron-made kits at an event at the Light House Arts Centre in downtown Halifax on Tuesday, March 4. Both include