A Bangladesh DLS kit is a 512×512 PNG file that is inserted into the Dream League Soccer directly via an image link and the shirt you’re recreating is a much bigger part of the design than most people outside of Bangladesh realize. The national jersey has been inducted into the FIFA Museum in Zurich where it is kept alongside shirts of World Cup winners, although Bangladesh has never made it to the World Cup.
Bangladesh Official Logo
Official Logo 512×512
Bangladesh Home Kit
Home Kit 512×512 (2026/27)
All the Kits, Logo and URLs are checked in September 2026.
The jersey that reached Zurich
The shirt has been designed by the creative director of the Bangladesh Football Federation Tasmit Afiat Arny and a member of the marketing committee of the BFF. She also established and manages a fashion brand called Stride, and has over a decade of design expertise to bring to the project, which she has said is the most important of her career.
Her letter to herself was that the jersey should represent the country through art and not just the colours. The outcome was the shirt being added to the FIFA Museum’s collection in Zurich, something that is rare for any national team, let alone one not in the top 150.
Dour, the federation’s kit sponsor, markets the jerseys.
What’s inside the tiger?
This is the section that you should read before evaluating any kit file.
The main theme is a tiger’s face, which is created with only geometric Jamdani patterns and not drawn as an illustration. The main concept of the shirt is to use Jamdani as a structure, not a border, of the design, which is the most celebrated weaving tradition in Bangladesh.
Within this tiger face are two other national symbols. If you zoom in on the pattern, you will see the national bird of Bangladesh, the doel or the magpie robin. Then, look again and the national fish hilsa is also present.
The designer’s own description says it all: The details are concealed and must be zoomed in to be seen.
Three national symbols, superimposed on each other, at the level of each thread in a weave.
Why that creates a problem in Dream League Soccer
The truthful situation, and no other kit page will tell you this.
The Dream League Soccer maps a 512×512 image onto a 3D player model, and then renders the model at the size of the camera. When playing a game, a player takes up a small portion of your screen.
The design of the Bangladesh jersey is based on detail which can only be seen when zoomed in on the actual fabric. At the full size of a shirt template (512 pixels) at match distance, the doel and the hilsa are not going to last. They will not be lost due to a bad file. They are lost due to the design being too small for the game.
The tiger is the only thing that comes through. The overall shape reads at distance and the Jamdani geometry provides the fabric with visible texture. The red and green identity is preserved.
The realistic expectation is this: A good Bangladesh kit file provides you with the tiger and the weave. The bird and the fish are from the real shirt. Here, it’s not just a general quality thing, but the higher the resolution of the file you choose, the closer you’ll be to the game.
The home shirt
The home jersey is white with a green theme design primarily on the sleeves, and green ribbing around the neck and cuffs. Jamdani tiger composition is placed on the body.
The colour is white with green trim, which is not as apparent as the red and green that most people think of when they think of Bangladesh, and is why some kit sites label it as such. If you have spotted a white Bangladesh shirt, re-check it as it may be the change shirt.
The away shirt
The away kit starts with red, and has a different theme to the home kit.
The away design is based on Bangladesh as a country of rivers, rather than the tiger, and the rivers and the people who live on them. Both were designed by the same designer and the visual language is carried over, despite the change in subject.
The national colours are red and green and the away shirt is more recognisable to the Bangladesh fans as it is red and green.
Size and format
512 x 512 pixels, PNG, less than 1MB.
The game spreads out smaller images on the model, and typically rejects larger images. A kit file should not be transparent, unlike a badge, it should have solid colour in each region it wraps around the player.
This particular shirt requires more than average resolution. Jamdani geometry is fine repeating detail, and it’s the first thing to become noise when a file is saved too small or compressed too hard.
Importing a Bangladesh kit
Use a copy button to copy the kit link. The most common problem is that you’re copying the page instead of the image, which is usually the case when you copy the address from the location bar in your browser.
In the game, go to My Club, Customise and then select Kit, not Logo. Select the slot you want to replace, hold down the URL field, paste and press OK. If it was successful, it will display the message “Image successfully downloaded”.
Each slot is independent, requiring 4 passes (including goalkeeper). Older versions of the game display Download, newer versions display Custom Kit.
Finding a decent Bangladesh kit file
This may take longer than it would for an European club.
The majority of kit sites are based on around thirty major clubs, and a few large national teams. Everyone else receives one file, which was uploaded years ago, is typically low resolution and just renamed. There are some pages that appear when you search for Bangladesh assets that are not even about Dream League Soccer, but about another mobile football game.
There are three checks to be made.
Open the file and check the actual size of the file. A 512×512 file name doesn’t mean anything. No matter what it’s called, an upscaled image will appear soft on the model.
Search for Jamdani texture. If the shirt is a solid block of colour and has no pattern whatsoever, the file is either too small or it is not the current jersey.
Ensure that the colours are correct for the slot. The home kit is white and green. Red is the away.
The badge to pair with it
Your crest is stored in a separate slot, and will be displayed on the same crest for any kit you select, in the same session, via the same menu, and under the Logo selection.
Federation crests have more detail than most club badges, and usually feature lettering around an outer ring, before being cropped into a circle and then scaled down. One file with space around the entire design is not destroyed by the crop, one that is cut close to the edges is.
The same rule as with the shirt is in effect. Contrast and bold shapes are projected onto the screen. Fine detail does not…
FAQ
What size is a Bangladesh DLS kit?
512 x 512 pixels, PNG, less than 1MB. A transparent background should not be used in kit files as the game will wrap them around a 3D player model.
Who designed the Bangladesh national football jersey?
Tasmit Afiat Arny, the creative director of the Bangladesh Football Federation and founder of the fashion brand, Stride. The jersey has been added to the FIFA Museum in Zurich.
What is the pattern on the Bangladesh jersey?
Geometric Jamdani motifs used to create a tiger’s face, which is the traditional weaving style of Bangladesh. The doel, the national bird, and the hilsa, the national fish are hidden in the pattern.
Why can’t I see the bird and fish on my Bangladesh kit?
They are intended to be discovered by zooming in on the actual cloth. Dream League Soccer will render a 512×512 image over an entire shirt and then compress it even more when it’s displayed on screen. The texture of Jamdani and the tiger do come through.
What is the colour of Bangladesh home shirt?
White with green pattern on the sleeves and green ribbing around the neck and cuffs. The away shirt features a river theme and is red in colour.
Why is my Bangladesh kit not clear?
The source file is likely to be smaller than 512×512. Badges and kits from smaller footballing countries are sometimes uploaded at a lower resolution and renamed, so be sure to check the actual size and dimensions of the badge and not the name of the file.
What is Bangladesh’s football nickname?
The Bengal Tigers or Red and Greens, in Bengali, are the team.