Toronto have got themselves a nice looking football shirt the dark grey inter-twined with the white in the now trade marked flash design looks great.

New England have a shirt that epitomises America, red white and blue. And they have the stripes as well if you count Adidas’s famous lines across the shoulders. All that is missing is a few stars.

Not a lot you can say about either of these shirts one is blue and one is all white. I do like blue shirts as it’s a pretty complimenting colour.

I like the white design within this shirt and it shows that someone has a bit of innovative thinking. The collar is rounded and red which adds a nice touch to the shirt.

You can’t beat a bit of black and yellow and although the design is the same as other teams in the league Columbus have got a shirt that is going to stand out amongst the crowd.

Chicago, the windy city, but the only thing gail force are these two football shirts. Love the red shirt and those all to familiar stripes lashing into the sides of the body.

The San Jose Earthquakes at last return to the MLS and the western
division after having the team relocate to Houston a few seasons ago.
Taking the helm will be Frank Yallop.

Quite a nice shirt here, loud and proud with the colour choice. They all work well together, again the flashes down the sides of the shirt are a nice touch.

As far as plain looking shirts go the Colorado home and away shirts pull it off without appearing too boring.

Adidas would appear to have their hands full designing and manufacturing football shirts for the MLS.

The 2007 MLS Cup Champions have produced two brilliant shirts here, manufacturers Adidas should be proud with what they have achieved.

Not much in the way of difference between the home and away football shirts.

Marketing wise this team has just hit the jackpot and for one reason and one reason only, David Beckham. He did it with Manchester United and Real Madrid and now he is doing it in LA.