US Quadball unveils inaugural All Star Weekend jersey with Diaza

US Quadball added a dedicated All Star Jerseys page on July 31, 2026, pairing All Star Weekend with a Diaza collaboration and calling it the inaugural USQ All Star Weekend jersey. The page sits inside the federation’s main website navigation alongside membership and play links, putting the merchandise drop in the same ecosystem as the sport’s competitive and participation pages.

That placement matters because USQ is not treating the jersey as a stray store item. The language ties the product to All Star Weekend itself, not to a single club, local tournament or generic league shop, which makes the jersey part of the event’s identity. For a sport that leans on national-stage showcases to define itself, a dedicated apparel page gives USQ a branded asset that can live beyond a single weekend.

Diaza is not new to quadball. Major League Quadball said on Feb. 17, 2023 that its franchises would have new uniforms provided by Diaza, giving the apparel company a prior role at the highest U.S. club-franchise level before this USQ rollout. That history makes the partnership feel less like a one-off licensing move and more like a repeatable relationship that USQ can use when it wants a polished event product.

US Quadball’s 2026 season structure already includes current-season and event pages such as USQ Cup and national qualifier listings, and the All Star jersey launch fits that broader calendar-building approach. Instead of leaving All Star Weekend as a static announcement, USQ is giving it a separate merchandise lane, which is the kind of move that can strengthen both recognition and sales if the jersey becomes a recurring item around the event.

The available page text did not spell out colorways, customization, shipping windows or ordering instructions, but it did make clear that the jersey is being framed as official event gear. That leaves the audience broad enough to include selected players and fans who want to buy into the weekend’s identity, while also giving USQ a product it can reuse as the event grows.

The bigger signal is strategic. USQ is using a named apparel partner, a dedicated page and a distinct event label to make All Star Weekend feel like a property, not just a date on the schedule. In quadball, where presentation and recognition matter as much as results, that is a meaningful step toward turning a showcase into a merchandise platform.