Power Rankings: 2021 VCT Champions jerseys
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View of the VALORANT Champions Pre-Event Press Conference on November 30
View of the VALORANT Champions Pre-Event Press Conference on November 30 | Provided by Lance Skundrich/Riot Games

Power Rankings: 2021 VCT Champions jerseys

We rate the 2021 VCT Champions jerseys

The VALORANT Champions Tour Champions 2021 tournament is the ultimate proving ground for everything VALORANT, from teams, to coaches and most importantly, fashion. Of course we all want to see who’s going to come out on top as the world’s first VCT Champs, but come on, what we really want to know is who looked best along the way. Here’s where Upcomer’s staff came down on the jerseys of VCT Champions 2021.

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16.  Fnatic

eam Fnatic poses after a win at the VALORANT Champions Groups Stage on December 3 in their black VCT Champions jerseys
Fnatic pose after a win at the VALORANT Champions Groups Stage on Dec. 3. | Provided by Wojciech Wandzel/Riot Games

Fnatic may have impressed with their playstyle at VALORANT Champions but their jerseys are lackluster at best. Their black jerseys look just the same as the ones they’ve had forever.

— Danny Appleford

15. Envy

Team Envy poses at the VALORANT Champions Features Day on November 29 in their blue and white VCT Champions jerseys
Team Envy pose at the VALORANT Champions Features Day on Nov. 29. | Provided by Lance Skundrich/Riot Games

Envy’s jerseys took a turn for the worse when they came to Champions. What was once a black jersey featuring a circle N logo turned into a white and blue jersey with just “ENVY” across the front of it and “all good” on the back. It’s more of a motivational quote than a jersey.

— Appleford

14. FULL SENSE

FULL SENSE poses at the VALORANT Champions Features Day on November 3. They are wearing their orange and black VCT Champions jerseys
FULL SENSE pose at the VALORANT Champions Features Day on Nov. 30. | Provided by Lance Skundrich/Riot Games

FULL SENSE’s jerseys are similar to Fnatic’s in color scheme but where they make their mark is in the swerve patterns throughout and lack of big sponsor names.

— Appleford

13. Team Secret

Team Secret poses on stage after a victory match at the VALORANT Champions Groups Stage on December 5. They are wearing their VCT Champions jerseys
Team Secret pose on stage after a victory match at the VALORANT Champions Groups Stage on Dec. 5. | Michal Konkol/Riot Games

Team Secret have always been big into their logo which is nicely incorporated into their jerseys. The inflated logo on a black and white scheme provides a clean look throughout.

— Appleford

12. Vision Strikers

Vision Strikers get amped up at the VALORANT Champions Groups Stage on December 3. They are wearing their VCT Champions jerseys
Vision Strikers get amped up at the VALORANT Champions Groups Stage on Dec. 3. | Provided by Lance Skundrich/Riot Games

Vision Strikers are a vision of simplicity with their pink and navy blue style. However, there is something missing; they lack the spunk that the other jerseys have.

— Appleford

11. FURIA Esports

FURIA Esports after a match at the VALORANT Champions Groups Stage on December 2
FURIA Esports after a match at the VALORANT Champions Groups Stage on Dec. 2. | Provided by Wojciech Wandzel/Riot Games

FURIA have a fairly simple design with a patterned print instead of a straight black base. Their cool logo does a lot of heavy lifting.

— Declan McLaughlin

10. Sentinels

Senitels pose after winning a match at the VALORANT Champions Groups Stage on December 2
Sentinels pose after winning a match at the VALORANT Champions Groups Stage on Dec. 2. | Provided by Wojciech Wandzel/Riot Games

A classic jersey design with an interesting black block around the logo. Visually pleasing and simple across the board.

— McLaughlin

9. X10 CRIT

X10C Esports' Nutchaphon "sScary" Matarat, Panyawat "sushiboys" Subsiriroj and Itthirit "foxz" Ngamsaard at the VALORANT Champions Groups Stage on December 6
X10C Esports’ Nutchaphon “sScary” Matarat, Panyawat “sushiboys” Subsiriroj and Itthirit “foxz” Ngamsaard at the VALORANT Champions Groups Stage on Dec. 6. | Provided by Lance Skundrich/Riot Games

This jersey reminds me of Red X from “Teen Titans.” A pretty busy design that is hard to look away from.

— McLaughlin

8. Crazy Raccoon

Crazy Raccoon's Teppei "ade" Kuno (R) at the VALORANT Champions Groups Stage on December 5
Crazy Raccoon’s Teppei “ade” Kuno (R) at the VALORANT Champions Groups Stage on Dec. 5. | Provided by Lance Skundrich/Riot Games

The neon red on black and gray always pops from these jerseys and adds some much-needed contrast to other black shirts at the event. If we were counting the peripherals as part of their look, hoodies and shoes etc., the Japanese team would be No. 1.

— McLaughlin

7. Team Vikings

Team Vikings poses after winning at the VALORANT Champions Groups Stage on December 1
Team Vikings pose after winning at the VALORANT Champions Groups Stage on Dec. 1. | Provided by Wojciech Wandzel/Riot Games

One of the more unique color schemes in esports, the mustard yellow and black somehow go great together and pop on stage amid the lighting. The logo is also visually interesting.

— McLaughlin

6. Acend

Acend's Aleksander "zeek" Zygmunt boackstage at the VALORANT Champions Groups Stage on December 3
Acend’s Aleksander “zeek” Zygmunt backstage at the VALORANT Champions Groups Stage on Dec. 3. | Lance Skundrich/Riot Games

Acend look cool and collected in their gray, white and purple uniforms. Honestly? They look really nice; they’re just not as visually impactful as the others ahead of them.

— Ty Galiz-Rowe

5. KRÜ Esports

KRÜ Esports celebrating their win against Sentinels at VCT Champions 2021
KRU Esports react and pose on stage after a victory match at the VALORANT Champions Groups Stage on Dec. 6.| Provided by Wojciech Wandzel/Riot Games

Though KRÜ’s outstanding play against Sentinels is what really made them stand out on stage, their vibrant and stylish hot pink jerseys have certainly helped. The team has stood out every time they’ve taken the stage, but the jerseys themselves are a bit simple.

— Galiz-Rowe

4. Gambit

Team Gambit Esports' Timofey "Chronicle" Khromov celebrates a win at the VALORANT Champions Groups Stage on December 4
Team Gambit Esports’ Timofey “Chronicle” Khromov celebrates a win at the VALORANT Champions Groups Stage on Dec. 4. | Provided by Michal Konkol/Riot Games

Gambit’s uniforms are nothing if not distinctive. That’s arguably why they’re not quite at the top in these rankings, as their red, white and blue polo shirt aesthetic is as divisive among Upcomer staff as it is iconic.

— Galiz-Rowe

3. Cloud9

Cloud 9 poses on stage after a victory match at the VALORANT Champions Groups Stage on December 5
Cloud 9 pose on stage after a victory match at the VALORANT Champions Groups Stage on Dec. 5. | Provided by Michal Konkol/Riot Games

Cloud9’s sky blue jerseys match the team’s fun, vibrant energy and underdog spirit. They brighten up the stage with those uniforms and their aggressive, often unexpected play.

— Galiz-Rowe

2. Team Liquid

eam Liquid poses at the VALORANT Champions Features Day on November 30
Team Liquid pose at the VALORANT Champions Features Day on Nov. 30. | Provided by Lance Skundrich/Riot Games

The jerseys Team Liquid are sporting at Champions are elegant, to put it simply. Though they feature gold and black accenting, it never becomes gauche or overwhelming. This team looks like professionals ready to take on the competition.

— Galiz-Rowe

1. Vivo Keyd

Vivo Keyd poses after a win at the VALORANT Champions Groups Stage on December 3
Vivo Keyd pose after a win at the VALORANT Champions Groups Stage on Dec. 3. | Provided by Michal Konkol/Riot Games

Though Vivo Keyd may not have taken home their first international VALORANT crown, they absolutely won this tournament in terms of uniform drip. Their black jerseys with dark purple honeycomb accents are sleek and make the team look great at VCT Champions, win or lose.

— Galiz-Rowe