Team Secret Whales Worlds 2025 Jersey

Team Secret has been a fixture in competitive gaming since 2014, competing across Dota 2, Valorant, Rainbow Six Siege, and other titles. The organization’s global reach extends from its European headquarters to its Philippine-based Valorant division, Team Secret Whales. In October 2025, the Whales unveiled their official Worlds 2025 jersey ahead of the international championship campaign.

The Worlds 2025 Jersey

Under the banner “Secret to the World,” Team Secret Whales presented a jersey designed specifically for the Worlds 2025 event. The design carries the Secret shield logo alongside Worlds-specific branding, distinguishing it from the standard season competition kit.

Team Secret’s merchandise operation has traditionally been more understated compared to organizations like 100 Thieves or Sentinels, but the Worlds jersey represents a deliberate push to capitalize on the increased visibility that comes with international championship appearances.

The Whales Division

Team Secret Whales is the organization’s Philippine-based division, primarily competing in VCT Pacific. The division has gone through roster changes heading into 2026, shifting from a predominantly Filipino lineup to an Asian mix with Korean and Indonesian additions. This international roster approach reflects the broader VCT Pacific trend of teams optimizing for talent regardless of nationality.

The Worlds jersey bridges the gap between the Philippine fanbase (which drives the “Lab an Secret” support culture) and the global Team Secret brand, creating a product that appeals to both audiences.

Team Secret’s Esports Legacy

While Team Secret is perhaps best known for its legendary Dota 2 roster (featuring Puppey, one of the most accomplished Dota 2 captains in history), the organization’s expansion into Valorant through the Philippine market has opened new merchandise opportunities in Southeast Asia’s rapidly growing esports economy.

The Secret Shop offers jerseys alongside a range of apparel and accessories, with prices starting around $15 for entry-level items and reaching higher for premium competition jerseys.