It's been announced that the inaugural merchandise collection for the Toronto Tempo, Canada’s first WNBA team, is now available for sale.

As interest in women’s basketball grows, so does the WNBA. Within the next two years, the WNBA is set to expand from a 12-team league to a 15-team league with the addition of three teams: the Golden State Valkyries, the Toronto Tempo, and an unnamed Portland franchise.

Resch won’t have to put people off any longer. On Tuesday, the official Toronto Tempo online store opens for business, selling team merchandise – the latest in a flurry of recent business milestones for Canada’s first WNBA franchise as it gears up to make its debut in 2026.

The Toronto Tempo will take the court starting in 2026 as one of the newest teams in the WNBA, and on Tuesday, the franchise released its first set of official team merchandise.

Something for everyone.That was the guiding force for Toronto Tempo chief marketing officer Whitney Bell, who joined the WNBA team in September and was immediately thrust into leading the creation of team merchandise.

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