World Cup 2026 Kits Guide

8/10. The canary yellow home kit, a direct homage to the 2010 World Cup hosted at home, is a warm success, but it's the gold and forest green away kit, with its vertical stripes in hand-drawn tile patterns, that really steals the show.

Lyle Foster · Percy Tau

7/10. The home jersey isn't the most original, but the away model speaks to us more! Its green lines and the Adidas Originals brand give it a distinctly retro feel.

Riyad Mahrez · Ismaël Bennacer

8/10. The home kit revives the black-red-gold diamonds of 1990 and 2014, two World Cup victories. It's a favorite that will appeal to fans nostalgic for the Mannschaft. The other jerseys are not on the same level, which is a shame.

Florian Wirtz · Joshua Kimmich

6/10. England's jerseys draw from retro Umbro designs of the 90s without inventing anything new. Clean, typically English, but without sparkle.

Jude Bellingham · Harry Kane · Bukayo Saka

5/10. The forest green home jersey is divisive with its geometric patterns. There's an effort for originality but unfortunately, it's not revolutionary. The green and gold away kit verges on blandness.

Salem Al-Dawsari · Firas Al-Buraikan

9/10. The sky blue and white stripes, an Argentine classic, blend into a three-blue gradient, a nod to the 1978, 1986, and 2022 victories — a brilliant idea for the home kit! The black away kit adorned with volutes inspired by Buenos Aires' fileteado is divisive, but we love its boldness.

Lionel Messi · Lautaro Martínez · Julián Álvarez

4/10. The home jersey is a beautiful tribute to Nike's Total 90 era. However, the away model takes a complete opposite approach with a green-blue watercolor gradient fading into orange, which is not very aesthetic in our opinion...

Mat Ryan · Martin Boyle

7/10. The red and black home kit is a simple but effective color combination! The away jersey, however, innovates with a mint green marble effect veined with pink… an idea inspired by Viennese cafés.

Marcel Sabitzer · Konrad Laimer

7/10. The red home kit with a "flame" theme feels like the fifth of its kind. The real innovation is on the away jersey, which is simply sublime. The design pays homage to the surrealist Magritte, a Belgian artist.

Kevin De Bruyne · Jérémy Doku · Romelu Lukaku

5/10. One of the last nations to unveil its jerseys, the goalkeeper model is also not yet available. True to national colors, these designs are quite basic. We had hoped for better.

Edin Džeko · Sead Kolašinac

8/10. Saved at the last minute! Nike wanted to impose a red Jordan jersey, but the fans' revolt put an end to the project and brought back the historic canary yellow, here enhanced with dark green blocks and a subtle diamond pattern. The result is appealing, even if it still feels like a compromise. For more extravagant Brazilian jerseys, fortunately, there are still the conceptual creations of Samba Futebol.

Vinícius Júnior · Raphinha · Rodrygo

5/10. Huge disappointment for a host country: the home and away jerseys evoke the maple leaf. They remain lukewarm and uninspired. What saves the score is this third model with a splashed style, more original and sober at the same time with its black color.

Alphonso Davies · Jonathan David

7/10. For a historic first, the Blue Sharks opted for an all-over pattern inspired by the air routes connecting the airports of the ten islands of the archipelago. The idea is beautiful and distinctive, even if the execution remains more restrained than revolutionary.

Ryan Mendes · Bebé

7/10. Classic yellow home kit in appearance, enhanced up close by a butterfly pattern in homage to Gabriel García Márquez: a literary nod of great finesse. The ultramarine blue and lemon yellow away kit, with shimmering aquatic diamonds, confirms Colombian expertise.

Luis Díaz · James Rodríguez · Jhon Durán

9/10. A masterstroke, quite simply. Whether it's the home or goalkeeper model, South Korea's kits for this World Cup are a success. But the collection reaches perfection with the lavender-colored away jersey. Its floral pattern and phosphorescent logos (a first!) have won over the fans.

Son Heung-min · Lee Kang-in · Kim Min-jae

8/10. The orange color remains on Ivory Coast's home jersey. This time, the model features speckled animal motifs, with touches of green and white. The energy and national identity of the Elephants shine through! For the away model, we have a true masterpiece. Adorned with elephants, baobab flowers, and palm trees, the kit has a delightful seventies vinyl tablecloth vibe that we love.

Sébastien Haller · Simon Adingra · Franck Kessié

6/10. The iconic red and white checkerboard remains untouched, with a welcome minimalist central area this year after the oversized blocks of 2024. The combination is less appealing on the away model, which is a shame.

Luka Modrić · Joško Gvardiol · Mateo Kovačić

9/10. The lemon yellow away jersey is one of the most praised kits of this World Cup! Inspired by the colorful facades of Willemstad, its pastel pink, turquoise, and orange touches exude an irresistible joie de vivre. A future best-seller among collectors, without a doubt.

Leandro Bacuna · Tahith Chong

7/10. The navy blue home kit, with a St. Andrew's cross pattern woven into the fabric, is decent but unremarkable. Fortunately, the coral away kit, a tribute to the Rosebery kits of the early 20th century, is a real success: bold without being garish.

Andrew Robertson · Scott McTominay · John McGinn

8/10. Puma hits hard again with a home model featuring pyramid motifs. The national identity is reflected again, as on many African kits. We feel the soul emanating from these jerseys. Although the white away is a little more discreet.

Mohamed Salah

3/10. The home jersey is frankly unremarkable, mainly saved by the motto inscribed under the collar: "Soñar, Trascender y Hacer Historia". The away jersey is a little more surprising with a navy polo, but the overall look remains unoriginal.

Moisés Caicedo · Enner Valencia

7/10. The red home jersey with thin yellow stripes is a nod to the flag. Sober, elegant, and faithful to Spain's high level over the last decade, it has a subtle retro touch that we appreciate. The cream and burgundy away jersey commands even more admiration.

Lamine Yamal · Pedri · Nico Williams

6/10. Very mixed reviews... the home jersey, a tribute to 1994 with its wavy red and white stripes resembling a fluttering flag, appeals to nostalgics but annoys many. The starred away jersey is equally daring. Love it or hate it, it's hard not to be binary with these very striking styles.

Christian Pulisic · Weston McKennie

7/10. Les Bleus, masters in the art of dressing, present a navy blue home kit with diagonal hatched shades. It's daring... We're still quite nostalgic for the classic outfits of 1998 or 2006. The jewel of the collection is the celadon green away kit inspired by the copper of the Statue of Liberty – a sumptuous tribute to the host country.

Kylian Mbappé · Ousmane Dembélé · Aurélien Tchouaméni

9/10. More incredible patterns for the Africans! The white home jersey is one of the wildest of the tournament with a multicolored spider web in tribute to Kwaku Ananse, a figure of West African folklore. It will divide opinions, but we commend the audacity! The golden yellow away kit with Kente pattern is more subdued and equally successful.

Mohammed Kudus · Thomas Partey

8/10. Conceptually, one of the strongest jerseys of the World Cup! The jerseys are covered with a stained-glass pattern inspired by the Iron Market in Port-au-Prince, with silhouettes holding the flag in echo of the 1804 revolution. It's full of meaning and pride, we love it.

Frantzdy Pierrot · Danley Jean-Jacques

5/10. As the last team to qualify, Iraq unveiled its jerseys at the last minute. Sober and functional outfits, faithful to national colors, with no great aesthetic risks.

Aymen Hussein · Zidane Iqbal

7/10. Rather than a redesign, Iran offers an evolution of its previous jerseys: retouched collar and, above all, a large Asiatic cheetah, a critically endangered species. A strong identifying signature, even if the overall design lacks novelty.

Mehdi Taremi · Sardar Azmoun

10/10. This is, "for us," THE best collection of jerseys for this 2026 World Cup. The home model is recognizable among a thousand, enhanced by a concentric ribbed pattern evoking the mist between sky and sea. This is typical of the Samurai Blue. The off-white away kit, inspired by retro baseball jerseys (a national sport in Japan) and adorned with 12 rainbow stripes, is a favorite that is already out of stock. To top it all off, the goalkeeper jersey with its phoenix style is probably the most successful of the tournament for the position.

Takefusa Kubo · Kaoru Mitoma

3/10. For a historic first, Jordan opted for a minimalist design: a simple white home jersey, with shoulders adorned with a red dotted pattern that blends into the body of the jersey. It's the black and gold goalkeeper jersey that clearly stands out.

Mousa Al-Tamari

9/10. Subtle at first glance, the red home jersey improves with every look: textured knit, superb central crest, and especially a Fes-style embroidered trim on the collar and cuffs. The white away jersey with its zellige pattern confirms a collection of exquisite taste.

Achraf Hakimi · Brahim Díaz

8/10. The home kit pays homage to the legendary Aztec jersey from France '98, featuring an imprint of the Sun Stone. Less flamboyant than the original, despite a redesign imposed by fan discontent. The clean and fresh white away kit, with its zigzag pattern evoking Mexican rooftop stairs, will be a hit in the stands.

Santiago Giménez · Raúl Jiménez · Edson Álvarez

7/10. The home kit harks back to the large flag of the 1998 jerseys and an intertwining pattern inspired by the carvings of Urnes Stave Church. It's not the definition of sobriety, but we appreciate the identity aspect. The away kit delves into the country's Viking roots to offer a more sublime and modern version.

Erling Haaland · Martin Ødegaard

8/10. New Zealand will be the only team to play in a black jersey during this World Cup. With a subtly integrated Maori fern into the knit, the collection embraces the islands' cultural heritage without overdoing it.

Chris Wood · Marko Stamenić

3/10. For a big first, Uzbekistan entrusted its jerseys to the local brand 7Saber. Discrete but respectful of national colors, we expected something more striking.

Eldor Shomurodov · Abbosbek Fayzullaev

8/10. Reebok and its famous Vector make their return to the World Cup almost thirty years later — an event in itself for jersey enthusiasts. Outfits that focus on efficiency and national pride rather than extravagance. We appreciate the polo style, which gives this collection a proud vintage look.

Adalberto Carrasquilla · José Fajardo

6/10. The home red-striped jersey, despite a neat dotted effect, unfortunately resembles a half-finished draft of an Atletico Madrid kit. We would have liked more originality. The away kit, a camouflage of blacks and blues with contemporary white logos, is more chic but also lacks depth.

Miguel Almirón · Antonio Sanabria

7/10. The Oranje embrace a "Maximum Oranje" theme with a new, brighter shade of orange: a refined and minimalist home kit, entirely focused on the national color and a stunning iridescent KNVB crest. The white away kit with an orange band has a delicious early 2000s feel that you either love or hate.

Virgil van Dijk · Cody Gakpo · Frenkie de Jong

9/10. The red home kit, inspired by the energy of the ocean, is simply very successful: beautiful deep red, subtle wave details, without falling into gimmickry. The white away kit crossed by an azure wave is more audacious, with its plunging V on the belly. Puma does not shy away from aesthetic challenges and dares everything, we approve!

Cristiano Ronaldo · Bruno Fernandes · Rafael Leão

2/10. Uninspired: the maroon home kit is only saved from the generic template by the central zigzag band taken from the flag. As for the away kit, it's a simple white training jersey with a maroon trim — it's hard to get more minimalist.

Akram Afif · Almoez Ali

5/10. Umbro's return to the World Cup is accompanied by a sky blue home kit with a central zebra skin stripe — superb, even if the team's nickname (the Leopards) would have called for another feline. The away kit reverses the palette with a gradient diamond pattern.

Yoane Wissa · Cédric Bakambu

7/10. The cherry red home kit, a tribute to the Puma jersey of the Euro 96 finalists, is appealing with a buttoned collar. Uncommon in 2026! The icy white away kit with a "Bohemian glass" pattern is a risky bet, but one that will appeal to many.

Patrik Schick · Tomáš Souček

7/10. The home kit, inspired by the famous hand-painted Dakar buses, unfortunately loses some of its splendor with graphics that are too faded, almost washed out. The away kit saves face: brilliant green-yellow-red tricolor and a central band with tribal textile patterns, one of the most beautiful of the tournament.

Sadio Mané · Nicolas Jackson

4/10. We know what to expect from Sweden: a classic yellow and blue home kit, no surprises. The away kit has more depth, with an ice blue base featuring vertical undulations reminiscent of 70s Scandinavia. Nothing that will be etched in memory, unfortunately.

Alexander Isak · Viktor Gyökeres

2/10. The Nati's jerseys completely miss the mark. The red home kit is desperately boring, and the green away kit is outright nauseating, as the shade is so harsh on the eyes. Probably the worst collection of Swiss jerseys in ages.

Granit Xhaka · Manuel Akanji

For its second consecutive World Cup under Kappa, Tunisia opts for a strong red home kit, with a subtle geometric pattern in the knit and dark trim on the collar and sleeves. Sober, perhaps a little too much, but faithful to the Carthage Eagles.

Hannibal Mejbri · Montassar Talbi

3/10. Little imagination: home and away kits are simply two templates, one white, the other red, with a large Turkish flag plastered in the center and a vague peacock feather motif as seasoning. Nike was more concerned with where to place its swoosh.

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