Bandido × El Paso Locomotive

A mask. A crest. One identity.

Bandido’s Locos brings lucha libre and El Paso soccer together through a collection that belongs to both worlds.

From the ring to the pitch.

A wrestler’s mask and a soccer club’s crest do similar work. Each gives fans an identity to rally around, one that carries its own history, symbols, and sense of belonging. Bandido × El Paso Locomotive brings those two visual languages into the same collection.

Part of the AEW × USL collaborations, the five-piece capsule combines Bandido’s lucha libre identity with the Locos’ blue and yellow. Rather than treating the wrestler and club as separate subjects, the collection gives them a shared name: Bandido’s Locos.

That idea creates room for both fanbases. A soccer jersey can carry a reference from the ring; a hat can connect a masked wrestler’s emblem with a club crest. The result is a collection with details to recognize from either side.

Bandido wearing the Locos Lightning Jersey

The details connect the worlds.

The Locos Lightning Jersey is the clearest expression of that shared identity. Its yellow lightning bolt nods to the force of Bandido’s 21 Plex, while the club colors keep the design connected to El Paso.

The mask emblem, club crest, and Bandido’s Locos lettering carry the collaboration across the rest of the capsule: two hats, a premium tee, and the Brotherhood Belt Hoodie. Those repeated references make the pieces feel like a collection, even as the silhouettes change.

The collaboration comes to the game.

Bandido joined fans at an El Paso Locomotive game, bringing the collaboration into the club’s match-day community. He posed for photos with supporters, including a fan holding the Bandido’s Locos jersey, and met fans beside the club’s train.

With his mask, championship belt, and El Paso jersey together, the visit put the two worlds behind the collection in the same place. Fans could meet the wrestler whose identity they were wearing alongside their club’s crest.