Racing Louisville FC has revealed its first third kit in club history, introducing the bold new “Disco Kit” for the 2026 season. The kit honors a little-known but important period in the city’s manufacturing history by taking direct inspiration from the shimmering surface of a disco ball. Omega Mirror Products, based in Louisville, is well known for being the top producer of disco balls worldwide. The company’s Baxter Avenue facility produced an estimated 90% of the world’s disco balls during the height of the disco craze in the 1970s, a remarkable claim to global cultural impact. Intensified versions of Racing’s trademark lavender and mint color scheme, the Disco Kit has a black base with electric purple, fuchsia, and glowing green accents. Under lights, the fractured pattern resembles the reflected glow of a spinning disco ball. Louisville soccer players Sarah Weber and Taylor Flint pose via selfie for the newest jersey kits at Louisville City FC. White trim around the neckline and sleeves complements the white club crest. In order to stand out under stadium lights, the entire uniform consists of black shorts and socks with white numerals and details. A notable detail is the outer pride badge stitched on the hip, reading “Made in Looavul” — a phonetic nod to the way many locals pronounce Louisville’s name. Sponsors and Leaguewide Rollout For 2026, Racing’s primary “Winner’s Circle Kit” and secondary “Roots Kit” will be joined by the disco kit. With its GE Profile brand prominently displayed on the Disco Kit, GE Appliances is once again the primary front-of-jersey partner for all three kits. Toyota and PNC are still club sponsors. All authentic kits will have Nike DRI-FIT ADV technology, which is designed to improve breathability, flexibility, and moisture management, as part of the National Women’s Soccer League’s larger jersey launch this season. The Disco Kit is available now at LouSoccerStore.com and can be purchased in person at the Lynn Family Stadium Team Store, open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday. See more photos below: The post Racing Louisville FC Unveils 2026 “Disco Kit” Honoring Louisville’s Glittering Past appeared first on LEO Weekly | Louisville Eccentric Observer. ...read more read less