Following the remarkable success of their 2023 partnership, LA Galaxy has reunited with the Los Angeles streetwear brand MENACE for another impressive collaboration.

The collection features two exclusive items: a reinvented track jacket and a distinctive graphic T-shirt, each uniquely blending retro Galaxy elements with contemporary streetwear flair.

Taking centre stage is the return of the beloved “Riqui Jacket” – a fan favourite from their first collaboration. Now available in two new eye-catching colour options: navy and gold, and purple and orange. These choices are inspired by the Galaxy’s traditional colour palette and the club’s lively 2025 Rizon Away Kit, paying tribute to both the past and the present.

The second piece in the capsule, the “Airbrush ’96 T-shirt”, is an oversized white tee featuring the club’s name and an abstract interpretation of the Galaxy crest in airbrushed style across the chest. The back is stamped with the number 96, honouring the club’s founding year.

To launch the collection, Galaxy midfielder Marco Reus fronted a moody photoshoot and short promo video. California-born singer-songwriter Cuco also modelled the range, merging LA’s football and music cultures into one unified look.

Available now via the LA Galaxy online store and MENACE, the collection doesn’t just celebrate style – it reflects the cultural identity of Los Angeles itself.

“It was an honour to have the LA Galaxy organisation put their trust in a Latino kid from Southeast LA to tell the story of the most storied franchise in league history,” said Steven Mena, founder of MENACE, when the original collab launched in 2023.

Now, two years later, that story continues – louder, bolder, and unmistakably LA.

You May Also Like

Celtic’s 10 New Signings Fail to Ease Transfer Ambition Concerns as Martin O’Neill Speaks Out

Martin O’Neill increasingly sounds like a man who struggles to stop the…

Footy Awards Host Criticised Over Manufacture a Scandal Sydney Swans Remark

A country football league has come under fire after an awards night…

Why Liverpool Were Right to Delay Alexis Mac Allister Contract Talks as Barcola’s Breakthrough Looms

With each Champions League victory carrying £1.8million in prize money, Alexis Mac…