2025 Chicago Stars FC Home Women’s Fan Jersey

The 2025 Chicago Stars FC Home Women’s Fan Jersey is the Nike women’s-cut home jersey for Chicago Stars FC, made as the fan version for 2025.

Features

• The 2025 Chicago Stars FC Home jersey represents the patchwork of people and cultures that make up their city
• Nine stripes radiate from the heart/badge symbolizing how the neighborhoods come together
• Flag of Chicago on the hem
• Dri-FIT technology wicks sweat. 100% Polyester
• Women’s cut

2025 Chicago Stars FC Home Women’s Fan Jersey Product Details

• Brand: Nike
• Team: Chicago Stars FC
• Competition: NWSL
• Season: 2025
• Kit: Home
• Version: Fan
• Cut: Women’s
• Sizes: Adult S, M, L
• Material: 100% Polyester
• Team badge: Heat Pressed
• Color: Sky Blue

Fan Version

This is the fan version of the jersey, built for comfort in everyday and matchday wear, with the same design as the shirt worn on the pitch.

Sizing

Women’s cut in adult sizes S, M, L. Compare your measurements with the size chart before ordering, since fit preferences vary.

Care Tips

Follow the care label inside the garment. As a general practice, wash inside out in cold water with similar colors, skip fabric softener and hang to dry.

Browse more in the AMH Goods Soccer for Her collection or the Chicago Stars FC collection.

More NWSL at AMH Goods

Browse the full NWSL collection for more club jerseys and supporter gear, visit Soccer for Her for women’s cleats and apparel built for female players, or see every kit in the AMH Goods soccer jerseys range. League fixtures, standings and club information are published by the National Women’s Soccer League.

Fan Version, Fit and Care

This is the fan version of the kit rather than the on-pitch player version. Fan jerseys are cut with a little more room through the chest and waist, which most supporters find more comfortable across a full match, on a long travel day and for everyday wear. The player version is cut closer to the body for competitive play. Neither is better than the other; they are different cuts for different uses, and most people buying to watch rather than play are better served by the fan cut.

Sizing is women’s. If you are between sizes, or you expect to wear a layer underneath on cold match nights, size up. Compare your own chest and waist measurements against the manufacturer’s current size chart rather than assuming a size carries across brands — soccer kits often run closer to the body than everyday tops.

To keep the crest, badges and any printing in good condition, turn the jersey inside out before washing, wash cold on a gentle cycle, skip fabric softener, and air dry. Heat is what lifts heat-pressed numbers and sponsor marks, so avoid the tumble dryer and never iron directly over a badge or print.

Home, Away and Third Kits Explained

NWSL clubs carry a home kit and an away kit each season, and many also release a third kit. The home kit uses the club’s primary colours and is the shirt most supporters picture when they think of the team. The away kit exists for a practical reason: when two clubs’ primary colours are too close to tell apart, the visiting side changes so players, officials and broadcasters can read the match clearly. A third kit is an extra alternate, usually the most design-led shirt of the season, and it is often the one that sells out first because it is produced in smaller numbers.

For a supporter, the choice is mostly personal. The home shirt is the safest pick for a first jersey and the easiest to wear to a match. An away or third shirt stands out more in a crowd and tends to read better as everyday wear, away from match day. If you are buying a gift and you are not certain which the recipient already owns, the home kit is the one most fans want first.