Dead Dirt NWSL Knit Polo: Where to Buy Adult Sizes

A Dead Dirt NWSL knit polo is a collared knit shirt by Dead Dirt, the studio of designer Domo Wells, made under its multi-year deal with the National Women’s Soccer League. Dead Dirt and the NWSL shop are sold out. AMH Goods is the only retailer in the country with adult sizes of the Portland Thorns FC and Washington Spirit polos; the few pieces left elsewhere are youth sizes.

Who Is Domo Wells?

Domo Wells grew up in the D.C. area, worked as a DJ and a Spotify music editor, and launched Dead Dirt in 2023, per 51st. In March 2024 she became the Washington Spirit’s first creative director, designing the New Growth, Cherry Blossom and Fast Track collections. Multicolored knit polos became one of her signatures. She calls her approach reframing merch as storytelling, and her rule is simple: if a piece won’t stay in your closet after game day, it isn’t worth the money.

How Did Dead Dirt Partner With the NWSL?

In November 2025, Dead Dirt signed a multi-year deal to design for all 16 NWSL clubs and previewed the line at ComplexCon in Las Vegas. The collection launched in January 2026 with a collared, V-neck knit for every club, and several clubs sold out within hours, per Just Women’s Sports.

Where Can I Buy a Dead Dirt NWSL Knit Polo in Adult Sizes?

AMH Goods carries both in unisex adult S to XL, $99.99, true to size:

Portland Thorns FC polo, red and black
Washington Spirit polo, black

Orders arrive within 7 business days, and US orders over $75 ship free. Dead Dirt and the league have not announced a restock, so these adult sizes will not last long.

Can I Try One On Before I Buy?

Yes. Try a Dead Dirt NWSL knit polo at the AMH Goods Pro Shop inside Elite International Soccer Training, 63 S. Midland Blvd., Nampa, Idaho, check the fit and the feel of the knit in person, then buy in the shop or online. It is the easiest way to get the right size the first time.

Will Dead Dirt Release More NWSL Collections?

Yes, but no dates are set. Just Women’s Sports called the January launch the first of many planned drops. Wells told Cultured the next all-teams NWSL release is in the works. The first drop sold out fast, so buy early when the next one lands.

A Short History of the Portland Thorns FC

The Portland Thorns FC were founded in 2012 and kicked off in 2013 as one of the eight original clubs of the National Women’s Soccer League. They won the league’s very first championship that year, added a second title in 2017 and became the first club to win three NWSL championships in 2022. Along the way they collected NWSL Shields in 2016 and 2021 and the 2021 Challenge Cup.

The Thorns play at Providence Park, sharing the downtown stadium with the Portland Timbers. They led the league in attendance every season from 2013 to 2021, and on August 11, 2019 a crowd of 25,218 packed the park against the North Carolina Courage, a league record at the time. Legends such as Christine Sinclair, Alex Morgan, Tobin Heath and Lindsey Horan have worn the red and black. Sinclair, the club’s most-capped player, scored 71 goals in 169 appearances before retiring after the 2024 season. In January 2024, ownership passed from the Timbers to RAJ Sports, and Robert Vilahamn was named head coach in March 2026.

Sophia Wilson and Olivia Moultrie: Thorns Stars on the USWNT

Today’s Thorns carry that tradition onto the U.S. Women’s National Team. Sophia Wilson was the No. 1 overall pick in the 2020 draft and was named NWSL MVP when Portland won the 2022 championship. At the 2024 Paris Olympics she scored three goals with two assists on the “Triple Espresso” front line that won gold. After welcoming her daughter, Gigi, in September 2025, Wilson returned to the Thorns for 2026 and earned her first national team call-up in 17 months for April’s matches against Japan, according to U.S. Soccer.

Olivia Moultrie, from Wilsonville, Oregon, made her NWSL debut for the Thorns in 2021 at 15, the youngest player ever to appear in a league match, and was named U.S. Soccer Young Female Player of the Year for 2023. She has 18 caps and 5 goals for the USWNT, per her U.S. Soccer profile. Moultrie tore her ACL in August 2026 and will miss the rest of the season, but she promised fans, “I’ll be back and I’ll be better.” Wearing the Thorns polo this fall is one way to stand with her.

For Supporters Who Want to Wear the Club Out on the Town

Being a supporter doesn’t switch off at the final whistle. It’s the Thorns fan who still talks about the Providence Park roar on Monday morning, and the Spirit fan who plans the week around Audi Field. That pride deserves a place outside the stadium, but a fan jersey doesn’t always fit the dinner reservation, the rooftop bar or the first date.

That is where a Dead Dirt NWSL knit polo earns its spot. It carries the club’s colors and crest with the quiet confidence of something that was designed, not just printed. People who know will recognize it right away. People who don’t will just see a sharp shirt.

Wear it with dark denim and loafers for dinner downtown. Throw a jacket over it for a night out. Wear it to the office on match day and let it start the conversation. It’s the club you love, in a version you can wear anywhere.

Why Wear a Knit Polo?

A Dead Dirt NWSL knit polo takes match-day pride into youth games, watch parties and casual Fridays. It looks sharper than a graphic tee, works for parents at the fields and players who follow the women’s game, and makes an easy gift for NWSL fans. Pair it with straight-leg denim and clean sneakers, or layer it under a bomber or zip jacket when the weather turns cool, keeping the collar visible. See more NWSL supporter apparel.

Knit Polo or Performance Polo?

A performance polo uses light, athletic fabric for coaching, golf or hot days. A knit polo is chosen for its texture and hand feel, which makes simple jeans or shorts look put together. For a watch party, dinner before a match or everyday wear, the knit polo is the better pick.