Inter Miami x Grand Theft Auto VI The Leonida Kit Football Jersey

Leonida is a state that does not exist, in a game that spent a decade being rumoured, set in a version of Florida that is somehow more Florida than the real one. Putting that on an Inter Miami shirt is almost too neat — the club already wears the colour, already trades on the same neon idea of the coast. The crossover just turns the saturation up.

Where the Kit Comes From

Pink and black were always Inter Miami’s gamble — a colour nobody else in the league would touch, chosen precisely because of that. The Leonida treatment adds magenta gradients through the body, vertical panelling, and dark lightning-pattern inserts along the sides where a standard kit would put a plain flank. The MI on the chest is rendered with an iridescent fill and a black outline, so it shifts depending on how the light hits it.

Fabric and Cut

The body is a 100% polyester knit — light, breathable and quick-drying, which is the only sensible specification for a shirt with Miami in the name. Regular athletic fit with room to move; a ribbed collar and a tagless neck label keep the back of the neck clear.

The graphics are dye-sublimated, which is what a design like this needs: gradients and iridescence cannot be screen printed without banding, and a print sitting on the surface would crack straight across those side panels. Here the colour is in the fibre, so the gradient runs unbroken from shoulder to hem.

Size Measurements

Width is measured flat across the chest, not around it — double the figure to compare against your own chest measurement. Made to order by hand, so allow a centimetre or two.

Wearing and Washing It

This is not a subtle shirt and it is not trying to be. It works at a match, it works as streetwear, and it is the right thing to own if the game and the club both mean something to you. Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle, hang to dry, iron on the reverse — and keep it away from a hot dryer, which is the one thing that dulls an iridescent print.

Questions Buyers Ask

Does the iridescent MI actually shift colour?

It is printed to do so — the fill carries the shift, so the graphic changes tone as the light moves rather than being a flat block of grey.

Is the print continuous over the side panels?

Yes. Sublimation puts colour into the fabric, so the lightning inserts and the magenta gradient cross seams without a visible break or a raised edge.

Should I size up?

The cut is athletic rather than boxy. Check the width column, double it, and compare with a shirt you like — if the number comes out tight, take the next size.

Is this the official on-field kit?

It is a fan jersey carrying the Leonida design, cut for wearing in the stands and on the street rather than for match play.