The Golden State Valkyries 2026 WNBA Champions Trophy Signature Varsity Jacket marks the Golden State Valkyries’ championship victory over the Atlanta Dream on October 31, 2026, at Chase Center in San Francisco. This varsity jacket connects its championship theme to the team’s 68–63 Game 7 win, which secured the title in the franchise’s second season. Its design brings that achievement into a coordinated front-and-back composition centered on the winning team and the trophy representing its season-ending accomplishment.
Golden State Valkyries 2026 WNBA Champions Trophy Signature Varsity Jacket – A Game 7 Victory Told Through Trophy Artwork
This 2026 Golden State Valkyries WNBA Champions Trophy Signature Varsity Jacket combines black and lavender with a large silver-toned trophy, signature-style graphics, and bold “CHAMPIONS” lettering across the back. Black provides the background for both sides, while lavender-and-black stripes repeat around the collar, cuffs, and lower edge. A vertical row of pale snap buttons divides the front, and two angled pockets have lavender edging that draws the eye toward the lower graphics.
The front places a lavender basketball-player silhouette and “WNBA” lettering on one side of the upper chest, opposite an angular Valkyries emblem outlined in lavender and white. Below, a gold-and-lavender illustrated emblem occupies one lower panel, while large outlined “GSV” initials fill the other. The initials use lavender interiors and pale borders, echoing the chest emblem without repeating its shape. Both sleeves carry additional graphics: a championship-themed patch appears on one upper sleeve, and gold lettering appears on the other. Smaller sleeve wording is too fine to transcribe confidently.
The back gives the trophy the strongest visual emphasis, positioning its rounded top and tall, tapering structure beneath “WNBA” and “GOLDEN STATE VALKYRIES.” White signature-style marks surround the trophy in loose rows, creating a different rhythm from the straight lettering above and below. Their individual names are not clearly readable. Oversized “CHAMPIONS” text anchors the artwork near the bottom, with lavender outlining helping separate the pale letters from the black background. Together, the repeated lavender accents connect the smaller front emblems with the much larger championship composition.

The October 31, 2026, championship clincher ended with Golden State winning the deciding game and taking the Finals series 4–3. Gabby Williams scored 30 points and earned Finals Most Valuable Player honors, giving the trophy-centered design a specific connection to a confirmed championship result.
Williams supplied 28 of her points after halftime as Golden State recovered from a six-point deficit at the break. Veronica Burton made the final two free throws, while Kiah Stokes contributed 13 rebounds and two blocks. Those individual contributions help explain the collective reading of the signature-style arrangement: visually, it surrounds one trophy with many separate marks rather than placing a single player portrait at the center.
The jacket translates that team achievement into three clear visual references. “GOLDEN STATE VALKYRIES” identifies the winning franchise, the trophy represents the title, and “CHAMPIONS” states the outcome. The signature-style marks reinforce that collective theme, although the image does not establish whose names they reproduce. The artwork therefore connects most directly to the championship itself, without requiring an unsupported claim that players wore this particular jacket.
Product Details:
Product Type: Varsity jacket
Color: Black and lavender
Front Design: Chest emblems, “GSV” lettering, and lower-front illustrated graphic
Back Design: Trophy, signature-style graphics, team lettering, and “CHAMPIONS” text
Additional Details: Snap-button front, angled pockets, striped collar, cuffs, and hem



