DC United is collaborating with Black-owned clothing brand “The Museum DC” on a new merchandise collection

What do you get whenever you mix one among DC’s most dynamic sports franchises with one among town’s most desirable clothing brands? A harmonious combination that sets the stage (or field) for something truly extraordinary.

D.C. United AND DC Museum recently unveiled an exclusive line of merchandise tailored specifically for fans of black and red. This partnership combines the energy of sports with the district’s unique lifestyle fashion scene, offering fans a fresh and dynamic solution to showcase harmony. Fans will have the opportunity to improve your playing style on match day with elements that capture the essence of sports and concrete life in Washington

“We are proud to support local businesses because they are the lifeblood of our communities,” Danita Johnson, president of business operations at DC United, tells ESSENCE. “This collaboration is a perfect example of the collision of private expression, fashion and sport. As sports proceed to influence fashion, our goal is to proceed to push boundaries and be revolutionary on this space.

Located in Washington’s vibrant Northeast, the DC Museum is a beacon of creativity and cultural expression. More than simply a retail boutique, this local Black-owned retail establishment is the right destination for fashion and art lovers. The unique mixture of curated collections and event spaces offers visitors a platform to find and rejoice the intersection of fashion and artistic inspiration.

“Our brand is rooted in the vibrant tapestry of Washington’s creative essence,” says LeGreg Harrison, co-founder of The Museum DC. “Our Museum DC x DC United collection celebrates town’s streetwear legacy and artistic innovation. Every stitch, every line and each detail of this collaboration embodies the spirit of our capital, intertwining history with modernity in a seamless combination of fashion and substance.

At the DC Museum, creativity knows no limits, creating an environment that encourages self-expression and artistic exploration. According to Harrison, the collection created with DC United is “more than just clothing” and as an alternative represents the individuality and great thing about DC

“We’re excited about the evolution of this collection, and we think our fans will be just as excited,” says Lisa Franklin, chief marketing officer of DC United. “This clothing line goes beyond sports and we hope it will also appeal to a wider audience. Not only will fans have access to the exclusive collection, but this collaboration will also help our community by donating a portion of sales proceeds to DC SCORES; is an important non-profit organization that provides local youth with free access to soccer, poetry and more.”

The collection might be purchased online at MLSStore.com.