
Rodela
Jersey Rodela
Magnetic snap-on badge made for match shirts — no pins, no holes.
$39
Join the waitlistOfficial Content
Choose your favorite Rodela design, from club crests and star players to rivalries and causes. Every badge is official Silicon Valley FC artwork, made to order.
Featured club
Silicon Valley is known worldwide as the center of technology and the birthplace of innovations that have transformed how we live. What many people don’t know is that it is now home to a new football club: Silicon Valley FC. The lion is our club symbol and will appear throughout the site as the visual identity of Silicon Valley FC.
Your club, your Rodela
When your club partners with StandOut, we create a custom app and official Rodela designs around your badge, players, and biggest moments — just like we did for Silicon Valley FC.
Your fans get a place to browse official designs, customize their Rodela, and wear their loyalty everywhere.

Collections
Every design is official Silicon Valley FC artwork, produced as a premium Rodela made to order. Select a category to see its designs.
Shop
Rodela $39. Rodela W $32. Every badge ships from the current Silicon Valley FC drop.

Rodela
Magnetic snap-on badge made for match shirts — no pins, no holes.
$39
Join the waitlist
Rodela
A lighter fit for caps and beanies, with the same seven-colour dome.
$39
Join the waitlist
Rodela W
Flat display with a BrandTab, clipped to a bag or worn on a lanyard.
$32
Join the waitlist
Rodela
One sealed Rodela from the current drop — you find out who you got.
$39
Join the waitlistCheckout opens with the next drop. Join the waitlist and we will let you know the moment your Rodela is available.
How it works
1. Choose Silicon Valley FC
Select Silicon Valley FC as your club.
2. Pick Player
Browse official Silicon Valley FC players.
3. Pick Moment
Choose a match moment or pose.
4. Customize
Adjust style, text and details.
5. Get Your Rodela
We make it and ship it to you.
The ask
We are looking for sports clubs, federations, major events and sponsors who want emotional visibility — and want to prove that fan expression can become a new category of sports commerce.