Branching out on the pitch

Portland Timbers unveil new ‘Nature Unites’ jerseys ahead of the 2024 season

Portland Timbers players Eryk Williamson and Diego Chara pose in the new Nature Unites jerseys in a forested scene, which is echoed by their shirts' design.

Those are winning smiles (and hopefully jerseys) on Eryk Williamson (left) and Diego Chara. | Photo courtesy of Portland Timbers

Like a hiker emerging from low-hanging boughs in the forests of Mount Hood — or Homer Simpson slowly backing into a hedge, depending on your take — the Portland Timbers’ newest jersey is here.

Titled “Nature Unites,” the concept was inspired by the wild spaces of Oregon and the strength of its forests — and fittingly released on the state’s 165th birthday. It signals a new chapter for the team, which looks to put down roots and regain a foothold in MLS under new manager Phil Neville who took over the role in November.

Players like Evander (rocking the new No. 10) and Juan David Mosquera (who recently signed a contract extension) will first wear the kit in-match against D.C. United at Providence Park on Saturday, March 2.

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