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January 28, 2026 By  Basketball, News, WNBA

Portland Fire Reveal New Uniforms Ahead Of Debut Season

The Portland Fire became the latest WNBA expansion franchise to unveil its uniforms for its debut season on Wednesday. The team released a Heroine version and an Explorer jersey that players will wear this year. Along with the new uniforms, the Fire also unveiled new secondary logos that celebrate Portland and the PDX.

Portland Fire Reveal New Uniforms Ahead Of Debut Season

The Fire will don their white Heroine jerseys during home games played at the Moda Center. In red letters, “FIRE” is spelled while the number is in black, representing Portland’s “passion for the team.”

Portland’s Explorer uniforms will be worn on the road while they represent the city across the chest. Along with “PORTLAND” in black letters, the numbers are white, blending in nicely with the red jerseys.

“Our 2026 jerseys are an embodiment [of] this new era of the team: bold, innovative, and resilient,” said Portland Fire Senior Vice President of Marketing & Communications, Kimberly Veale, in a news release. “Every element was shaped with Portland in mind, honoring our legacy, while capturing the spirit and energy of this incredible city we represent. As we prepare for our debut season in May, our athletes, and fans alike, will embody that ethos when wearing a Fire jersey.”

Portland initially announced its return to the WNBA as the league’s 15th team in September 2024. The franchise later announced the return of the “Fire” name in July 2025, originally used from 2000 to 2002. The Fire are scheduled to tip off on May 8th at home against the Chicago Sky.

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About Brenden Potts

Brenden Potts is a writer for the WNBA department covering the Portland Fire with a specialty in telling unique stories in women's basketball. He previously wrote for World Exposure Report and The Lead, and did a writing internship with Between The Lines Sports. Brenden graduated from Washington State University with a Bachelor's in Sports Management and a Minor in Communications.

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