Cloud9 2024 Pro Kit Jersey: Multi-Title LCS and VCT Kit

Cloud9 opened 2024 with a new Pro Kit that the organization described as “the perfect match for everyone.” Launched on January 11, the jersey was designed to serve Cloud9’s rosters across League of Legends, Valorant, and Call of Duty, while maintaining the clean aesthetic that has defined the C9 brand.

Design

The 2024 jersey features Cloud9’s iconic blue colorway with updated graphics that celebrate a new season of competition. The design focuses on crafting a piece that ignites passion for competition while remaining wearable as casual fan gear.

The jersey is constructed from performance polyester with sublimated graphics, available through both the Cloud9 store and the ESL Shop at around $75-100 depending on retailer.

Multi-Title Representation

Cloud9’s 2024 jersey serves an unusually broad competitive roster:

League of Legends — LCS competition
Valorant — VCT Americas
Call of Duty — CDL (Cloud9 New York)
Counter-Strike 2 — International competition

This multi-title reach means the jersey appears across more broadcast hours than almost any other esports jersey, giving fans consistent representation regardless of which game they follow.

Materials and Pricing

The jersey is constructed from performance polyester with sublimated graphics, following the same manufacturing standards Cloud9 has maintained across their jersey line. Available at approximately $75-100 depending on the retailer, with the ESL Shop and Cloud9’s own store both carrying stock.

The availability across multiple retail channels is an advantage for international fans, as it provides options for shipping and pricing depending on location. European fans can order through the ESL Shop with local shipping rates, while NA fans benefit from direct Cloud9 store pricing.

Community Reception

Cloud9 fans welcomed the 2024 design, though the later 2025 jersey (with its school-days inspired pattern and chenille patch) represented a more creative leap. The 2024 kit served as a solid foundation that established the quality baseline for C9’s post-PUMA era, setting expectations for what the 2025 and 2026 designs would build upon.

The multi-title aspect was particularly appreciated by fans who follow Cloud9 across different games — a single purchase that connects to multiple competitive rosters offers genuine value compared to game-specific merchandise.