Every FIFA World Cup 2026 Kit Revealed So Far

World Cup kits tend to last longer than the tournaments themselves. Brazil’s yellow from 1970, Argentina’s sky-blue stripes and Germany‘s 1990 design still carry meaning decades later, turning football shirts into shorthand for entire eras.

For the expanded 2026 FIFA World Cup across the United States, México and Canada, there are more teams, more shirts and more room for brands to make a statement. adidas, Nike and PUMA have now rolled out most of their major tournament kits, with designs pulling from national flags, historic shirts, local craft, street culture and the odd properly left-field idea.

Not every jersey has been revealed yet, but the picture is much clearer than it was when the first home shirts landed.

Below is a team-by-team guide to the 2026 World Cup kits revealed so far, along with how each nation qualified and its history at the tournament. This guide will continue to be updated as more jerseys are officially unveiled.

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The 2026 World Cup kit rollout is now well underway, with adidas, Nike and PUMA leading the bulk of the releases. adidas has leaned heavily into heritage and cultural references, Nike has delivered several bold host-nation and away designs, while PUMA’s latest national team collection has pushed more local storytelling into the shirts.

Most major home and away kits have now been revealed, including full sets for teams such as Argentina, Brazil, England, France, Germany, Portugal, Spain, Australia and the United States. A smaller group of nations are still waiting on official releases, with goalkeeper kits and final retail details likely to keep arriving closer to kickoff.

As more shirts land, we’ll keep updating each group with the latest confirmed kits.

Group A

Group A is fully dressed, with México, South Africa, South Korea and Czechia all revealing their 2026 World Cup kits. México and South Africa lean into cultural callbacks, South Korea goes bold with tiger and floral prints, while Czechia keeps its home shirt classic before turning up the detail on the away kit.

México

• Supplier: adidas
• Home Kit: A large Aztec sunstone graphic dominates México’s 2026 home shirt, rendered in tonal patterns across a deep green base. Red and white trim appears on the collar and sleeves, with the phrase “Somos México” printed on the back neck.
• Away Kit: México’s 2026 away shirt keeps things much cleaner, using a white base with dark green and red trim on the collar, sleeves and shoulders. A subtle tonal graphic runs through the fabric, drawing on pre-Hispanic symbols and ancient designs unearthed across the country.
• Qualification: Qualified automatically as one of the three host nations alongside the United States and Canada.
• México’s World Cup Record: Quarter-finals (1970, 1986). México reached the Round of 16 at seven straight tournaments between 1994 and 2018.

South Africa

• Supplier: adidas
• Home Kit: South Africa’s 2026 home kit keeps the team’s unmistakable yellow look, paired with green trim on the collar and shoulders. Subtle graphic lines woven into the fabric reference the country’s 12 official languages, echoing a design detail first seen on the 2010 World Cup shirt.
• Away Kit: South Africa’s away kit flips the palette to green, with vertical tonal striping and gold adidas shoulder stripes giving it a clear nod to the national team’s 2010 World Cup kit. It is finished with white sleeve trim, a polo-style collar and the South African Football Association badge on the chest.
• Qualification: Finished top of their CAF qualifying group ahead of Nigeria, Zimbabwe and Lesotho.
• South Africa’s World Cup Record: Group stage (1998, 2002, 2010). South Africa narrowly missed the knockout stage on goal difference in 2002.

South Korea

• Supplier: Nike
• Home Kit: South Korea’s 2026 home kit sticks with the national team’s red base, but adds a tonal camo-style print inspired by a group of tigers striking together. Black sleeve trim, white detailing and gold accents around the Nike logo and crest give it a sharper edge than a plain red shirt.
• Away Kit: The away kit goes in a completely different direction, using a soft purple base covered in an all-over floral print inspired by flowers found in traditional Korean art. It is one of the more expressive away shirts released so far, and feels built for anyone who likes their tournament kits a little less predictable.
• Qualification: Finished top of their AFC qualifying group ahead of Jordan, Iraq and Oman.
• South Korea’s World Cup Record: Fourth place (2002). South Korea have qualified for every World Cup since 1986 and reached the knockout stage in 2002, 2010 and 2022.

Czechia

• Supplier: PUMA
• Home Kit: Czechia’s 2026 home kit keeps things classic in dark cherry red, with PUMA navy side panels and white detailing across the chest and sleeves. The design honours the Czech side of Euro ’96, with subtle nods to the double-tailed lion worked through the collar and cuff detailing.
• Away Kit: The away kit takes a brighter route, using an icy white base with a crystal-inspired pattern across the shirt. Matte gold accents on the collar, side panels, crest and PUMA logo nod to Czech craft and creativity, giving the shirt a cleaner, sharper feel than the home strip.
• Qualification: Qualified via the UEFA playoffs, beating Denmark on penalties after a 2-2 draw in the final. It marks Czechia’s first World Cup appearance since 2006.
• Czechia’s World Cup Record: Runners-up as Czechoslovakia (1934, 1962). As Czechia, their best finish is the group stage in 2006.

Group B

Qatar has revealed its home shirt, while Switzerland and Canada have both shown full home and away sets. Bosnia and Herzegovina’s tournament kits are expected to be released on 15 May.

Qatar

• Supplier: adidas
• Home Kit: Serrated graphics run vertically through the centre of Qatar’s maroon home shirt, referencing the jagged line that divides the colours of the national flag. “Qatar” appears in Arabic on the back neck as a finishing detail.
• Away Kit: TBD
• Qualification: Finished in the automatic qualification places ahead of Oman, Kuwait and Syria.
• Qatar’s World Cup Record: Group stage (2022). Qatar made their debut as hosts in the previous tournament.

Switzerland

• Supplier: PUMA
• Home Kit: Switzerland’s traditional red home shirt features a subtle tonal graphic inspired by the geometric patterns found in the country’s modern passport design. White PUMA logos and the Swiss federation crest sit cleanly on the chest, paired with white side panels that mirror the colours of the national flag.
• Away Kit: Switzerland’s away kit carries the passport theme into a much brighter space, using a sea glass and turquoise topographic pattern across a pale base. Dark indigo side panels and branding sharpen the look, while the Swiss flag sits cleanly on the chest.
• Qualification: Won UEFA Group B ahead of Kosovo, Slovenia and Sweden.
• Switzerland’s World Cup Record: Quarter-finals (1934, 1938, 1954). Switzerland reached the Round of 16 at three of the last five World Cups.

Canada

Supplier: Nike
Home Kit: Canada’s 2026 home kit keeps the national team in red, using a two-tone design built around a mosaic-style maple leaf graphic across the front. It is clean from a distance, but the leaf detailing gives it more movement up close without overcomplicating the shirt.
Away Kit: Canada’s away kit goes darker, with a black base and white cracked-ice graphic inspired by the idea of black ice. Red detailing appears on the crest, Nike logo and side trim, while a Lucky Loonie detail inside the collar gives it a neat local touch.
Qualification: Qualified automatically as one of the three host nations alongside the United States and México.
Canada’s World Cup Record: Group stage (1986, 2022). Canada scored their first World Cup goal in Qatar and will host tournament matches for the first time in 2026.

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Supplier: Kelme
Home Kit: TBD
Away Kit: TBD
Qualification: Qualified via the UEFA playoffs, beating Wales to seal their place at the 2026 World Cup.
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s World Cup Record: Group stage (2014). Bosnia and Herzegovina made their World Cup debut in Brazil.

Group C

Group C now has one of the broader visual spreads of the tournament so far. Brazil keeps the home shirt classic and lets the away kit go darker; Scotland pairs its navy home strip with a much louder alternate; Morocco brings traditional craft details into both shirts; and Haiti marks its World Cup return with kits built around national history.

Brazil

• Supplier: Nike
• Home Kit: Brazil’s 2026 home kit brings back the canary yellow with green trim around the collar, cuffs and side panels. It is a deliberately classic look, built around the one shirt in world football that does not need much explaining: yellow base, CBF crest, five stars above it. For Brazil fans, celebration. For everyone else, fair warning.
• Away Kit: Brazil’s 2026 away kit swaps the traditional palette for a darker look, built around a deep navy base with electric blue graphics running across the shirt. The abstract pattern draws inspiration from the warning colours of a poison dart frog, finished with yellow detailing around the crest and logos.
• Qualification: Finished comfortably inside the automatic places in the CONMEBOL standings.
• Brazil’s World Cup Record: Champions (1958, 1962, 1970, 1994, 2002). Brazil are the only nation to appear at every World Cup.

Scotland

• Supplier: adidas
• Home Kit: Scotland’s traditional navy home shirt features a tonal saltire pattern woven into the fabric, referencing the national flag. Light blue trim on the collar and shoulders adds contrast.
• Away Kit: Scotland’s away kit takes a much louder approach, pairing a muted red base with fine navy pinstripes, purple trim and white adidas shoulder stripes. It’s a proper break from the usual Scottish palette, which is exactly what an away kit should be doing.
• Qualification: Won UEFA Group C ahead of Denmark, Greece and Belarus.
• Scotland’s World Cup Record: Group stage (eight appearances). Scotland has yet to reach the knockout stage.

Morocco

• Supplier: PUMA
• Home Kit: Morocco’s 2026 home kit keeps the Atlas Lions in red, with green side panels and gold PUMA branding across the chest and shoulders. Traditional Moroccan embroidery patterns appear on the collar and cuffs, giving the shirt a clear national feel without overloading the front.
• Away Kit: The away kit carries the same craft reference into a cleaner white-and-gold colourway. A pale embroidered-style pattern runs vertically down the front, with red and green collar trim tying it back to Morocco’s national colours.
• Qualification: Finished top of their CAF qualifying group, becoming the first African nation to qualify for the 2026 World Cup after a 5-0 win over Niger.
• Morocco’s World Cup Record: Semi-finals (2022). Morocco became the first African and Arab nation to reach a World Cup semi-final in Qatar.

Haiti

• Supplier: Saeta
• Home Kit: Haiti’s 2026 home kit uses a royal blue base with red and white trim across the collar and sleeves. At the lower front, silhouettes of Haiti’s independence heroes appear beneath the national flag, giving the shirt a clear sense of occasion for the country’s long-awaited return to the World Cup.
• Away Kit: The away kit follows the same white template, with pale blue panels and the same independence hero graphic near the hem. The red collar and sleeve trim carry across from the home shirt, keeping the two designs closely linked.
• Qualification: Topped their CONCACAF qualifying group after a 2-0 win over Nicaragua, sealing Haiti’s first World Cup appearance since 1974.
• Haiti’s World Cup Record: Group stage (1974). Haiti’s 2026 qualification ends a 52-year wait to return to the tournament.

Group D

Group D has moved from barely started to one of the more interesting kit groups in the draw. Australia brings the gold, green and sunrise colours; the United States goes big on flag-heavy home-soil designs; Paraguay roughs up its classic stripes with red-earth texture; and Türkiye returns to the World Cup with shirts that lean into national symbols and Ottoman-inspired details.

Australia

• Supplier: Nike
• Home Kit: Australia’s home kit sticks with the classic gold and green, drawing on past jerseys, including the now-iconic 2006 World Cup strip, with subtle nods to Nike’s T90 era.
• Away Kit: The away kit leans into an Australian sunrise, swapping out traditional black or white for a coral-and-deep-green gradient that catches the eye.
• Goalkeeper Kit: The goalkeeper jersey features a bold wild grape, black-and-white colourway and jagged graphic patterns.
• Qualification: Qualified automatically after finishing second in their AFC qualifying group, sealing their place with a 2–1 win over Saudi Arabia.
• Australia’s World Cup Record: Round of 16 (2006, 2022). The Socceroos have qualified for seven World Cups, including six consecutive appearances from 2006 to 2026.

United States

• Supplier: Nike
• Home Kit: The United States’ 2026 home kit leans straight into the flag, with wavy red-and-white stripes running across the shirt and navy trim around the collar and sleeves. It is a big, obvious host-nation shirt, but the warped striping gives it enough movement to avoid looking like a costume.
• Away Kit: The away kit goes darker, using a deep obsidian base covered in tonal engineered-knit stars. White branding and crest details keep it clean, while small red accents on the shoulders give the shirt just enough colour without losing the sharper away-kit feel.
• Qualification: Qualified automatically as one of the three host nations alongside Canada and México.
• United States’ World Cup Record: Third place (1930). The United States reached the quarter-finals in 2002 and the Round of 16 in 2010, 2014 and 2022.

Paraguay

• Supplier: PUMA
• Home Kit: Paraguay’s 2026 home kit keeps the familiar red-and-white stripes but roughs them up with a speckled texture inspired by the country’s tierra colorada, or red earth. Blue trim on the collar, cuffs and PUMA branding rounds out a shirt that feels traditional at first glance, then much more local once you look closer.
• Away Kit: The away kit moves into darker territory, with a new navy base and a tropical blue graphic running across the shirt. It is a much moodier look than the home kit, finished with white PUMA branding and a monochrome Paraguay crest.
• Qualification: Finished inside the automatic places in CONMEBOL qualifying.
• Paraguay’s World Cup Record: Quarter-finals (2010). Paraguay have reached the Round of 16 four times and return to the World Cup for the first time since 2010.

Türkiye

• Supplier: Nike
• Home Kit: Türkiye’s 2026 home kit goes all-in on red, with a darker marbled pattern inspired by Turkish tapestry and flora running through the body. The national flag sits at the centre of the chest, while the team’s nickname, “Ay Yıldızlılar” (The Crescent-Stars), is woven into the shirt as a finer detail.
• Away Kit: The away kit flips the familiar white-and-red layout, with a bold red chest band bearing the Turkish flag. The band uses a marbled pattern inspired by Ottoman architecture, adding texture and weight to an otherwise clean white shirt.
• Qualification: Qualified via the UEFA playoffs, beating Kosovo 1-0 in the final after defeating Romania in the semi-final. It marks Türkiye’s first World Cup appearance since 2002.
• Türkiye’s World Cup Record: Third place (2002). Türkiye’s only previous appearances came in 1954 and 2002.

Group E

Group E is now taking shape, even if Curaçao is still waiting on a full kit reveal. Germany pairs a nostalgia-heavy home shirt with a colder navy away kit, Côte d’Ivoire keeps the orange loud before going lighter and looser away from home, while Ecuador sticks close to its yellow-and-navy identity with a sharp Marathon set.

Germany

• Supplier: adidas
• Home Kit: Germany’s classic white home shirt returns with a layered chevron graphic across the chest in black, red and gold. The design nods to several historic German kits, including elements of the 2014 World Cup-winning shirt.
• Away Kit: Germany’s away kit goes deep navy, with light aqua trim on the collar, sleeves and shoulders. Subtle vertical graphics run through the fabric, while small aqua details break up the darker base. It is a cleaner, colder counterpoint to the home shirt’s obvious tournament nostalgia.
• Qualification: Won UEFA Group A ahead of Slovakia, Northern Ireland and Luxembourg.
• Germany’s World Cup Record: Champions (1954, 1974, 1990, 2014). Germany has reached eight World Cup finals.

Côte d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast)

• Supplier: PUMA
• Home Kit: Côte d’Ivoire’s 2026 home kit arrives in the Elephants’ unmistakable orange, with green side panels and white PUMA branding. A subtle all-over pattern adds texture through the body, but this is mostly about letting that national colour do the work.
• Away Kit: The away kit shifts to white, with soft orange and green graphics spread across the front in a looser, more streetwear-leaning design. It is lighter and more expressive than the home shirt, with the same three stars above the crest.
• Qualification: Finished top of their CAF qualifying group unbeaten, sealing a return to the World Cup after missing the 2018 and 2022 tournaments. FIFA lists this as Côte d’Ivoire’s fourth World Cup appearance.
• Côte d’Ivoire’s World Cup Record: Group stage (2006, 2010, 2014). Côte d’Ivoire are still chasing their first knockout-stage appearance.

Ecuador

• Supplier: Marathon
• Home Kit: Ecuador’s 2026 home kit stays with the country’s traditional yellow base, finished with a navy collar and navy sleeve cuffs with red detailing. A subtly engineered pattern runs through the front, while the side panels carry a more distinct graphic detail.
• Away Kit: The away kit takes a smarter route in navy, with a classic polo collar and copper-gold detailing on the Marathon logo, crest and numbering. It keeps the shirt restrained from the front, with extra texture and graphic detailing doing the work up close.
• Qualification: Finished inside the automatic places in CONMEBOL qualifying.
• Ecuador’s World Cup Record: Round of 16 (2006). Ecuador have qualified for five World Cups, including three of the last four tournaments.

Curaçao

• Supplier: adidas
• Home Kit: TBD
• Away Kit: TBD
• Qualification: Finished top of CONCACAF final-round Group B, sealing qualification with a 0-0 draw away to Jamaica. It marks Curaçao’s first World Cup appearance.
• Curaçao’s World Cup Record: Debut. Curaçao will make their first appearance at a FIFA World Cup in 2026.

Group F

Group F is now mostly filled in, with Japan, the Netherlands and Sweden all revealing their 2026 kits. Japan pairs its horizon-inspired blue home shirt with a clean white away kit built around 12 fine stripes, the Netherlands keeps things unmistakably Oranje, and Sweden leans into 1970s colour and floral detail. Tunisia is still waiting on an official reveal.

Japan

• Supplier: adidas
• Home Kit: Sweeping ash-blue lines radiate across Japan’s deep blue home shirt, inspired by the hazy meeting point of sky and sea on the horizon. White shoulder stripes and red collar trim provide contrast.
• Away Kit: Japan’s away kit uses a clean white base with 12 fine vertical stripes running through the shirt, each representing a player, with the central stripe symbolising the heart of the team. Black trim on the collar, cuffs, crest and adidas detailing keeps the design sharp, while the multi-colour lines give it a lighter, more playful edge.
• Qualification: Finished top of their AFC qualifying group ahead of Australia, Bahrain and Palestine.
• Japan’s World Cup Record: Round of 16 (2002, 2010, 2018, 2022). Japan have reached the knockout stage four times.

Netherlands

• Supplier: Nike
• Home Kit: The Netherlands’ 2026 home kit keeps things unmistakably Oranje, with a bright orange base and black trim around the collar, cuffs, side panels and crest. It is one of the cleaner Nike home shirts in the rollout, which makes sense when the colour is already doing most of the heavy lifting.
• Away Kit: The away kit moves into a sharper alternate look, with a cooler base and graphic chest detailing designed to nod to the Netherlands’ forward-thinking football identity. It gives the Dutch a more modern counterpoint to the full-orange home shirt.
• Qualification: Won UEFA Group G ahead of Poland, Finland, Lithuania and Malta.
• Netherlands’ World Cup Record: Runners-up (1974, 1978, 2010). The Netherlands have reached the semi-finals five times but are still chasing a first World Cup title.

Sweden

• Supplier: adidas
• Home Kit: Sweden’s 2026 home kit stays with the national team’s classic yellow and blue, adding blue shoulder panels, white adidas stripes and a tonal floral graphic through the body. The pattern nods to Swedish daisies, 1970s folk dress and the country’s ABBA-era design language without turning the shirt into fancy dress.
• Away Kit: The away kit pushes the 1970s reference further, with a bolder pattern and retro-leaning details built around the same floral and vintage-print inspiration. It gives Sweden a louder alternate shirt while keeping the home kit closer to the look supporters expect.
• Qualification: Qualified via the UEFA playoffs, beating Albania to seal their first World Cup appearance since 2018.
• Sweden’s World Cup Record: Runners-up (1958). Sweden has also finished third twice, in 1950 and 1994.

Tunisia

• Supplier: Kappa
• Home Kit: TBD
• Away Kit: TBD
• Qualification: Won CAF Group H, finishing unbeaten and without conceding a goal across their qualifying campaign.
• Tunisia’s World Cup Record: Group stage (1978, 1998, 2002, 2006, 2018, 2022). Tunisia became the first African nation to win a World Cup match in 1978.

Group G

Group G now has three teams on the board, with Belgium, Egypt and New Zealand all revealing home and away designs. Belgium goes surrealist with its away kit, Egypt keeps things rooted in ancient iconography, and New Zealand brings the Silver Fern into a darker, more restrained PUMA set. Iran is still waiting on an official reveal.

Belgium

• Supplier: adidas
• Home Kit: Inspired by gothic stained-glass windows found across Belgium’s historic architecture, a tonal pattern runs through the team’s red home shirt. Black and yellow trim on the collar and sleeves reflects the colours of the national flag.
• Away Kit: Belgium’s away kit goes full surrealist, with a pastel pink-and-blue graphic across the shirt and black trim on the collar, cuffs and shoulders. It’s one of the louder adidas away designs so far, drawing from Belgium’s deep surrealist art tradition rather than trying to look like a standard football shirt.
• Qualification: Won UEFA Group J ahead of Wales, North Macedonia, Kazakhstan and Liechtenstein.
• Belgium’s World Cup Record: Third place (2018). Belgium also reached the semi-finals in 1986.

Egypt

Supplier: PUMA
Home Kit: Egypt’s 2026 home kit keeps the Pharaohs in classic red, with a darker tonal pattern running through the body and gold PUMA detailing on the chest. It’s a straightforward national-team shirt at first glance, but the subtle graphic gives it a little more depth up close.
Away Kit: The away kit shifts to white, with a faint, feather grey pyramid-inspired pattern worked through the front. Black branding and a clean federation crest keep the look restrained, leaning more on texture than colour.
Qualification: Finished top of their CAF qualifying group ahead of Burkina Faso, Sierra Leone and Guinea-Bissau.
Egypt’s World Cup Record: Group stage (1934, 1990, 2018). Egypt are still chasing their first win at a World Cup finals tournament.

New Zealand

• Supplier: PUMA
• Home Kit: New Zealand’s 2026 home kit keeps the All Whites in black, with a tonal Silver Fern graphic running across the shirt and “Aotearoa” printed beneath the back collar. White PUMA logos and the federation crest cut through the dark base, with intricate details in the fern pattern up close.
• Away Kit: New Zealand’s away kit is white with a silver mist pattern inspired by the hau, or breath of life. The flowing graphic represents the four winds bringing the country together, giving the away shirt a softer counterpoint to the black home kit.
• Qualification: Won the OFC qualifying tournament, beating New Caledonia 3-0 in the final.
• New Zealand’s World Cup Record: Group stage (1982, 2010). New Zealand went unbeaten at the 2010 World Cup, drawing all three group matches.

Iran

• Supplier: Majid
• Home Kit: TBD
• Away Kit: TBD
• Qualification: Qualified from AFC third-round Group A after a 2-2 draw with Uzbekistan confirmed their place at the tournament.
• Iran’s World Cup Record: Group stage (1978, 1998, 2006, 2014, 2018, 2022). Iran is still chasing a first knockout-stage appearance.

Group H

Group H is close to completion, with Spain, Saudi Arabia and Uruguay all revealing their home and away kits, while Cabo Verde is still waiting for an official release. Spain leans into national colour and literary detail, Saudi Arabia pairs deep green with a crisp white alternate, and Uruguay keeps the home shirt classic before going darker and sharper away from home.

Spain

• Supplier: adidas
• Home Kit: Fine yellow pinstripes run vertically across Spain’s red home shirt, drawing inspiration from the colours of the national flag. Navy sleeves and gold shoulder stripes add contrast, with “España” printed on the back neck.
• Away Kit: Spain’s away kit draws on the country’s literary heritage, featuring intricate manuscript-inspired graphics across the shirt as a nod to the cultural reach of the Spanish language. It is a more thoughtful alternative design than a simple colour swap, linking football, language and national identity in a way that feels distinctly Spanish.
• Qualification: Won UEFA Group E ahead of Ukraine, Azerbaijan and Iceland.
• Spain’s World Cup Record: Champions (2010). Spain also reached the semi-finals in 1950.

Saudi Arabia

• Supplier: adidas
• Home Kit: A layered geometric pattern covers Saudi Arabia’s 2026 home shirt, set against a deep green background with blue and purple accents. White adidas shoulder stripes and a tonal federation crest complete the design.
• Away Kit: Saudi Arabia’s away kit switches to a clean white base, with gold branding, gold shoulder stripes and green-and-gold collar detailing. A subtle jacquard graphic runs through the fabric, drawing on the texture and movement of Saudi fashion without taking the shirt too far from its traditional white away look.
• Qualification: Finished in the automatic places in AFC qualifying ahead of Oman, Jordan and Kyrgyzstan.
• World Cup Record: Round of 16 (1994). Saudi Arabia defeated Argentina in one of the biggest upsets in World Cup history in 2022.

Uruguay

Supplier: Nike
Home Kit: Uruguay’s 2026 home kit keeps La Celeste in sky blue, paired with a classic white collar and dark trim. It is a clean, almost armour-like take on one of football’s most recognisable shirts, with “Uruguay Nomá!” worked into the sleeve as a nod to the team’s battle cry.
Away Kit: The away kit moves into a darker, more futuristic space, with an obsidian base and electric-blue graphic patterning across the upper chest and shoulders. It is a much sharper counterpoint to the pale home shirt, while still keeping the crest and four stars front and centre.
Qualification: Finished inside the automatic places in CONMEBOL qualifying.
Uruguay’s World Cup Record: Champions (1930, 1950). Uruguay won the first World Cup and remain one of only eight nations to lift the trophy.

Cabo Verde

Supplier: Tempo
Home Kit: TBD
Away Kit: TBD
Qualification: Won CAF Group D ahead of Cameroon, sealing qualification with a 3-0 win over Eswatini.
Cabo Verde’s World Cup Record: Debut. Cabo Verde will make their first appearance at a FIFA World Cup in 2026.

Group I

Group I now has three major kit reveals, with France, Senegal and Norway all showing home and away designs. France splits classic blue with a Statue of Liberty-inspired away shirt, Senegal brings Dakar street-art energy and rhythmic green graphics, while Norway goes from flag-heavy home kit to all-black Viking mood. Iraq is still waiting on an official release.

France

• Supplier: Nike
• Home Kit: France’s 2026 home kit uses a deep royal blue base with blackened blue detailing and metallic copper accents on the crest and Nike logo. A repeating graphic runs across the shirt, designed to celebrate modern, multicultural France while still keeping enough of the classic Les Bleus look intact.
• Away Kit: The away kit adopts a pale green “Igloo” shade, inspired by the Statue of Liberty’s changing colour, France’s most famous gift to the United States. Tricolour trim on the sleeves and metallic details keep the national cues clear without making the design too literal.
• Qualification: Won UEFA Group D ahead of Ukraine, Iceland and Azerbaijan.
• France’s World Cup Record: Champions (1998, 2018). France has reached four World Cup finals, finishing runners-up in 2006 and 2022.

Senegal

Supplier: PUMA
Home Kit: Senegal’s 2026 home kit uses a white base with soft green, red and yellow graphics inspired by Dakar’s Car Rapide minibuses. The design draws on the hand-painted vehicles that have become moving pieces of street art, giving the shirt a local reference that feels lived-in.
Away Kit: The away kit brings Senegal back to green, with a darker kaleidoscopic graphic running down the centre of the shirt. Yellow collar trim and red side detailing complete the national colour set, while the pattern gives the Lions of Teranga one of PUMA’s more energetic away looks.
Qualification: Finished top of their CAF qualifying group ahead of DR Congo, Sudan and Togo.
Senegal’s World Cup Record: Quarter-finals (2002). Senegal also reached the Round of 16 in 2022.

Norway

Supplier: Nike
Home Kit: Norway’s 2026 home kit makes the national flag impossible to miss, with a red base crossed by navy and white bands across the chest and sides. The navy sections carry a subtle heritage pattern, giving the shirt a little more bite than a straight flag remake.
Away Kit: Norway’s away kit goes all black, drawing on Viking warrior imagery for a darker, more intimidating alternate look. It is a sharp contrast to the bright home shirt, giving Norway one of the more direct home-and-away splits in the Nike rollout.
Qualification: Won UEFA Group I ahead of Italy, Israel, Estonia and Moldova.
Norway’s World Cup Record: Round of 16 (1938, 1998). Norway are returning to the World Cup for the first time since 1998.

Iraq

Supplier: Jako
Home Kit: TBD
Away Kit: TBD
Qualification: Qualified through the intercontinental playoff, beating Bolivia 2-1 to claim the final place at the 2026 World Cup.
Iraq’s World Cup Record: Group stage (1986). Iraq return to the World Cup for the first time since 1986.

Group J

Group J is almost complete, with Argentina, Algeria and Austria all revealing home and away kits. Argentina gives the reigning champions a darker, more expressive away shirt, Algeria keeps its landscape-inspired adidas set close to the national colours, and Austria pairs a clean red home kit with a café culture-inspired away design. Jordan is still waiting on an official reveal.

Argentina

• Supplier: adidas
• Home Kit: Argentina’s iconic sky-blue and white stripes return for 2026 with a softer gradient effect running through the vertical panels. The shirt also marks the first appearance of the federation’s third World Cup star above the crest.
• Away Kit: Argentina’s away kit swaps the usual lighter alternate look for a black base with bold blue swirling graphics across the shirt. Inspired by the creative spirit of Argentine culture, it gives the reigning champions a much moodier second strip, with the 2022 FIFA champions badge sitting front and centre.
• Qualification: Finished comfortably inside the automatic places in CONMEBOL qualifying.
• Argentina’s World Cup Record: Champions (1978, 1986, 2022). Argentina are the reigning World Cup holders, having won in Qatar.

Algeria

• Supplier: adidas
• Home Kit: Algeria’s 2026 home kit uses a clean white base with green shoulder stripes, red and green collar trim and gold-toned vertical detailing across the front. The design takes inspiration from Algeria’s varied landscapes, from rocky deserts to lush oases, while keeping the shirt close to the national team’s familiar look.
• Away Kit: The away kit flips to green, with darker sleeves, grey adidas shoulder stripes and red trim around the collar and cuffs. Subtle tonal graphics run through the shirt, continuing the landscape theme in a bolder, more direct colourway.
• Qualification: Finished top of their CAF qualifying group ahead of Guinea, Mozambique and Botswana.
• Algeria’s World Cup Record: Round of 16 (2014). Algeria pushed eventual champions Germany to extra time in a dramatic knockout match in Brazil.

Austria

• Supplier: PUMA
• Home Kit: Austria’s 2026 home kit keeps the national team in red, with black sleeves, side panels and collar trim giving it a sharper two-tone look. White and red detailing on the cuffs ties it back to the flag, while the overall feel is clean, direct and very Austrian.
• Away Kit: The away kit takes its cue from Vienna’s kaffeehaus culture, using a white base with a soft mint marble pattern across the shirt. It’s a quieter, more elegant alternate design, trading the home kit’s hard red-and-black contrast for something closer to old-world café polish.
• Qualification: Won UEFA Group H ahead of Bosnia & Herzegovina, Iceland and Kazakhstan.
• Austria’s World Cup Record: Third place (1954). Austria has qualified for seven World Cups.

Jordan

Supplier: Kelme
Home Kit: TBD
Away Kit: TBD
Qualification: Qualified from AFC third-round Group B, securing a first World Cup appearance after South Korea’s win over Iraq confirmed Jordan’s place.
Jordan’s World Cup Record: Debut. Jordan will make their first appearance at a FIFA World Cup in 2026.

Group K

Group K is mostly filled out, with Colombia, Portugal and DR Congo all revealing home and away kits. Colombia splits magical realism with a biodiversity-inspired away shirt, Portugal leans into its maritime identity under PUMA, and DR Congo returns to the World Cup stage with a bright Umbro set. Uzbekistan is still waiting on an official reveal.

Colombia

• Supplier: adidas
• Home Kit: Colombia’s traditional yellow home shirt carries subtle butterfly graphics across the fabric, referencing the magical realism often associated with the country’s culture. Red shoulder stripes and blue trim on the collar and sleeves complete the look.
• Away Kit: Colombia’s away kit celebrates the country’s biodiversity, blending Caribbean Sea blues with darker tones of the Pacific Ocean. The all-over pattern gives the shirt a more aquatic feel, while lime accents on the collar, cuffs, adidas branding and crest keep it bright enough to still feel unmistakably Colombian.
• Qualification: Finished inside the automatic places in CONMEBOL qualifying.
• Colombia’s World Cup Record: Quarter-finals (2014). Colombia’s run in Brazil remains their best-ever World Cup performance.

Portugal

Supplier: PUMA
Home Kit: Portugal’s 2026 home kit keeps the national team in deep red, with green trim on the collar and cuffs and a subtle wave pattern running across the shirt. The design nods to Portugal’s maritime roots without straying too far from one of international football’s most familiar colour combinations.
Away Kit: The away kit carries that ocean idea into a lighter space, using a white base with lagoon green graphics across the upper body. It is cleaner than the home shirt but more expressive up close, tying Portugal’s past and present together through the country’s connection to the sea.
Qualification: Won UEFA Group F ahead of Hungary, Ireland and Armenia.
Portugal’s World Cup Record: Third place (1966). Portugal also reached the semi-finals in 2006.

DR Congo

Supplier: Umbro
Home Kit: DR Congo’s home kit uses a bright blue base with red and white trim on the collar and sleeves. A pale tonal graphic rises through the front of the shirt, giving the Leopards a more distinctive look than a plain blue home strip.
Away Kit: The away kit switches to white, with light blue geometric patterning across the lower half and matching blue side panels. The national flag sits below the collar on both shirts, while the FECOFA crest and Umbro logo finish the front.
Qualification: Qualified through the intercontinental playoff, beating Jamaica to seal their first World Cup appearance as DR Congo.
DR Congo’s World Cup Record: Group stage as Zaire (1974). The 2026 tournament marks the nation’s first World Cup appearance in 52 years.

Uzbekistan

Supplier: 7Saber
Home Kit: TBD
Away Kit: TBD
Qualification: Qualified from AFC third-round Group A, earning a top-two finish alongside Iran after a 0-0 draw with the United Arab Emirates.
Uzbekistan’s World Cup Record: Debut. Uzbekistan will make their first appearance at a FIFA World Cup in 2026.

Group L

Group L is nearly there, with England, Croatia and Ghana all revealing home and away kits. England keeps things classic with white-and-red Nike designs, Croatia reworks its famous checkerboard through a 1990-inspired lens, and Ghana brings Kente cloth and Makola Market references into one of PUMA’s stronger national sets. Panama is still waiting on an official reveal.

England

Supplier: Nike
Home Kit: England’s 2026 home kit keeps the classic white base, with navy and red trim on the collar, cuffs and side panels. A subtle knit pattern runs through the shirt, designed to represent the fabric of the nation, while the gold star above the crest keeps the 1966 legacy front and centre.
Away Kit: The away kit switches to red, with navy trim and a tonal knit graphic worked through the body. Nike frames the pattern as a nod to England’s cultural tapestry and football history, giving the shirt a bit more depth than a straight red alternate.
Qualification: Won UEFA Group K ahead of Albania, Serbia, Latvia and Andorra.
England’s World Cup Record: Champions (1966). England have reached the semi-finals twice, in 1990 and 2018.

Croatia

Supplier: Nike
Home Kit: Croatia’s 2026 home kit brings back the country’s famous red-and-white checkerboard, this time with the federation crest and Nike logo placed centrally on the chest. The design nods to Croatia’s 1990 match against the United States, one of the key early moments in the modern national team’s history.
Away Kit: The away kit takes the same checkerboard identity and shifts it into blue, giving Croatia a sharper alternate without losing the pattern that makes the shirt instantly recognisable. The central crest and Nike logo keep the layout clean, while the blue base gives the design a more elegant away-day feel.
Qualification: Won UEFA Group L ahead of Czechia, Faroe Islands, Montenegro and Gibraltar.
Croatia’s World Cup Record: Runners-up (2018). Croatia also finished third in 1998 and 2022.

Ghana

Supplier: PUMA
Home Kit: Ghana’s 2026 home kit uses a white base with a bold central black star, keeping one of the country’s strongest football symbols front and centre. Fine red, yellow and green lines spread across the shirt in a graphic inspired by Kente cloth, bringing Ghanaian folklore and woven craft into the design.
Away Kit: The away kit switches to sunny yellow, with a tonal pattern inspired by Accra’s Makola Market. Red collar trim, black PUMA branding, and the central black star keep the national cues clear, while the warmer palette gives the shirt a more street-level feel.
Qualification: Finished top of their CAF qualifying group ahead of Madagascar, Mali and Comoros.
Ghana’s World Cup Record: Quarter-finals (2010). Ghana came within a penalty shootout of becoming the first African nation to reach a World Cup semi-final.

Panama

Supplier: Reebok
Home Kit: TBD
Away Kit: TBD
Qualification: Finished top of CONCACAF final-round Group A, securing direct qualification with a 3-0 win over El Salvador.
Panama’s World Cup Record: Group stage (2018). Panama scored their first World Cup goal in Russia and return for their second tournament appearance in 2026.

World Cup 2026 Kits: What to Expect Next

Most 2026 World Cup kits are now out, with adidas, Nike and PUMA leading the main rollout. A small group of teams are still waiting on official home and away shirts, while goalkeeper kits and final retail details may continue to appear closer to kickoff.

This guide will keep being updated as new kits are officially unveiled.

Team Kits Still to Come

Several teams across the tournament are still expected to unveil their 2026 World Cup kits, including:

Group	Teams Yet to Reveal Kits
Group A	None currently
Group B	Bosnia and Herzegovina; Qatar away kit
Group C	None currently
Group D	None currently
Group E	Curaçao
Group F	Tunisia
Group G	Iran
Group H	Cabo Verde
Group I	Iraq
Group J	Jordan
Group K	Uzbekistan
Group L	Panama

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As more kits are officially unveiled, this guide will be updated with the latest designs, images and details from every team heading to the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

2026 World Cup Team Kits at a Glance

Group	Team	Kit Supplier	Home Status	Away Status	World Cup Best
A	México (Host)	adidas	✅ Released	✅ Released	Quarter-finals (1970, 1986)
A	South Africa	adidas	✅ Released	✅ Released	Group stage (1998, 2002, 2010)
A	South Korea	Nike	✅ Released	✅ Released	Fourth place (2002)
A	Czechia	PUMA	✅ Released	✅ Released	Runners-up as Czechoslovakia (1934, 1962)
B	Canada (Host)	Nike	✅ Released	✅ Released	Group stage (1986, 2022)
B	Qatar	adidas	✅ Released	⏳ TBD	Group stage (2022)
B	Switzerland	PUMA	✅ Released	✅ Released	Quarter-finals (1934, 1938, 1954)
B	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Kelme	⏳ TBD	⏳ TBD	Group stage (2014)
C	Brazil	Nike/Jordan	✅ Released	✅ Released	Champions (1958, 1962, 1970, 1994, 2002)
C	Scotland	adidas	✅ Released	✅ Released	Group stage (8 times)
C	Morocco	PUMA	✅ Released	✅ Released	Semi-finals (2022)
C	Haiti	Saeta	✅ Released	✅ Released	Group stage (1974)
D	United States (Host)	Nike	✅ Released	✅ Released	Third place (1930)
D	Paraguay	PUMA	✅ Released	✅ Released	Quarter-finals (2010)
D	Australia	Nike	✅ Released	✅ Released	Round of 16 (2006, 2022)
D	Türkiye	Nike	✅ Released	✅ Released	Third place (2002)
E	Germany	adidas	✅ Released	✅ Released	Champions (1954, 1974, 1990, 2014)
E	Curaçao	adidas	⏳ TBD	⏳ TBD	Debut
E	Côte d’Ivoire	PUMA	✅ Released	✅ Released	Group stage (2006, 2010, 2014)
E	Ecuador	Marathon	✅ Released	✅ Released	Round of 16 (2006)
F	Netherlands	Nike	✅ Released	✅ Released	Runners-up (1974, 1978, 2010)
F	Japan	adidas	✅ Released	✅ Released	Round of 16 (2002, 2010, 2018, 2022)
F	Tunisia	Kappa	⏳ TBD	⏳ TBD	Group stage (6 times)
F	Sweden	adidas	✅ Released	✅ Released	Runners-up (1958)
G	Belgium	adidas	✅ Released	✅ Released	Third place (2018)
G	Egypt	PUMA	✅ Released	✅ Released	Group stage (1934, 1990, 2018)
G	Iran	Majid	⏳ TBD	⏳ TBD	Group stage (6 times)
G	New Zealand	PUMA	✅ Released	✅ Released	Group stage (1982, 2010)
H	Spain	adidas	✅ Released	✅ Released	Champions (2010)
H	Saudi Arabia	adidas	✅ Released	✅ Released	Round of 16 (1994)
H	Cabo Verde	Tempo	⏳ TBD	⏳ TBD	Debut
H	Uruguay	Nike	✅ Released	✅ Released	Champions (1930, 1950)
I	France	Nike	✅ Released	✅ Released	Champions (1998, 2018)
I	Senegal	PUMA	✅ Released	✅ Released	Quarter-finals (2002)
I	Norway	Nike	✅ Released	✅ Released	Round of 16 (1938, 1998)
I	Iraq	Jako	⏳ TBD	⏳ TBD	Group stage (1986)
J	Argentina	adidas	✅ Released	✅ Released	Champions (1978, 1986, 2022)
J	Algeria	adidas	✅ Released	✅ Released	Round of 16 (2014)
J	Austria	PUMA	✅ Released	✅ Released	Third place (1954)
J	Jordan	Kelme	⏳ TBD	⏳ TBD	Debut
K	Colombia	adidas	✅ Released	✅ Released	Quarter-finals (2014)
K	Portugal	PUMA	✅ Released	✅ Released	Third place (1966)
K	Uzbekistan	7Saber	⏳ TBD	⏳ TBD	Debut
K	DR Congo	Umbro	✅ Released	✅ Released	Group stage as Zaire (1974)
L	England	Nike	✅ Released	✅ Released	Champions (1966)
L	Croatia	Nike	✅ Released	✅ Released	Runners-up (2018)
L	Ghana	PUMA	✅ Released	✅ Released	Quarter-finals (2010)
L	Panama	Reebok	⏳ TBD	⏳ TBD	Group stage (2018)

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