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Forge Launches Fiery Kits For 2026
Canadian Premier League heavyweight Forge FC has come out hot with the club’s new kits for the 2026 CPL season.
The Hamilton, Ontario-based side has unveiled an orange primary kit that draws inspiration from lava and heat over steel, while its dark gray secondary kit features orange pops of digital embers.
The club had previously unveiled its Member Exclusive third kit, with the trio of looks all being produced through the league’s new partnership with Hummel. It looks like the twin Chevrons on the shoulder will be a recurring theme in the CPL this year.
The new looks will feature the brand new Canadian Premier League logo done in the club’s own colour scheme, while the Forge FC crest popping in orange, grey, and white. The city name will once again adorn the lower back of the kit.
As was expected, WeatherTech Canada will continue on as the club’s front office kit sponsor for another season. A special shout to them as they’ve kept this writer’s nice little Kia Soul very clean thanks to a good floor mat (and no, this isn’t sponsored).
Fans will be able to order their own kits today, with Forge set to host a Kit Launch Party tonight at 5:00PM right at the Forge FC shop.
CPL newcomers FC Supra du Quebec had unveiled their primary kit just yesterday, with Atletico Ottawa set to unveil their own ‘26 kit later on today.
The Hamiltonian side will be back in action next week for a Concacaf Champions Cup clash against Liga MX’s Tigres UANL. The offseason has seen a lot of big names depart with the likes of David Choiniere, Alessandro Hojabrpour, Beni Badibanga all departing, while key players like Jassem Koleilat and Alexander Achinioti-Jonsson have not returned to the roster.
The club has brought the out-of-retirement return of defender Daniel Krutzen, while Spanish prospect Ismael Oketokoun has also joined the team.



