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San Francisco Unicorns unveil Bay Area-inspired jerseys for 2026 MLC season
The team is scheduled to open its Oakland campaign against the Texas Super Kings on June 24
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Bhavana P - Tue, 09, Jun 2026
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Belgravia Apparel has produced the Unicorns’ uniforms since the franchise debuted. / sfunicorns website
Major League Cricket franchise the San Francisco Unicorns have unveiled their new jerseys for the 2026 season, featuring an Art Deco-inspired design that pays tribute to the architecture and culture of the Bay Area.
The new kit, developed in partnership with apparel manufacturer Belgravia Apparel, draws inspiration from the Beaux-Arts and Art Deco influences seen in landmarks such as San Francisco City Hall.
Team officials said the design aims to blend the region’s distinctive identity with modern performance sportswear.
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Belgravia Apparel has produced the Unicorns’ uniforms since the franchise debuted in Major League Cricket in 2023.
“We wanted this year’s jersey to feel unmistakably Bay Area,” said David White, chief executive officer of the San Francisco Unicorns. “The Art Deco influence allowed us to celebrate the region’s culture and architecture, while creating something bold and distinctive that our players and fans will love.”
The team will wear the new jerseys throughout the 2026 MLC season, including during matches at the Oakland Coliseum, which will serve as a key venue for the league this summer.
The Unicorns’ roster features several international stars, including Indian off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin, Australian captain Matt Short and New Zealand batter Finn Allen. The team is scheduled to open its Oakland campaign against the Texas Super Kings on June 24, with additional matches set for June 26 and June 28.
The Oakland Coliseum will also host the league’s playoff matches beginning July 15, as the Unicorns seek to build on previous seasons and make a deep postseason run.
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