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The 2026 World Cup is approaching, with teams showcasing new kits designed primarily by Adidas, Nike, and Puma. Adidas will provide kits for 14 nations, including Germany, Japan, Spain, Mexico, and Argentina.
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The countdown to the 2026 World Cup is on! Each day ahead of the tournamentâs return to North America, Yahoo Sports will highlight an insight or moment that showcases just how grand the worldâs biggest sporting spectacle has become â even beyond the expanded field of this yearâs global event.
At the 2026 World Cup, teams will show off their skills on the global stage, but will also broadcast one of the other stars of the show â the kits.
Teams are given a chance to flash their countryâs colors with pride, outfitted in new home and away kits for the tournament. And while the majority (77%) of this summerâs jerseys were made by the Big Three sportswear companies of Adidas, Nike and Puma, there will be a number of other brands showing up at the tournament as well.
Overall, Adidasâ goal of establishing itself as a soccer-focused brand has worked well. The German company designed kits for 14 of the nations at the tournament â nearly a third of the 48-team field. Adidasâ lineup includes some heavy-hitters, such as Germany, Japan, Spain, co-host Mexico â and, of course, reigning World Cup champions Argentina.
Next on the list is Nike, whic is outfitting 12 nations. That quarter of the field includes two of the co-hosts, with the United States and Canada both among the loyal Nike customers. (The United Statesâ home and away jerseys, which feature a stars and a stripes pattern, respectively, were released in March.) After that is Puma, which designed 11 kits, including teams like and .
The majority of the kits are designed by Adidas, Nike, and Puma, with Adidas designing for 14 nations.
Adidas will provide kits for 14 of the 48 teams participating in the 2026 World Cup.
Countries wearing Adidas kits include Germany, Japan, Spain, Mexico, and Argentina.

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Beyond the Big Three are a smattering of smaller brands. Jordan and Bosnia and Herzegovina are both getting dressed by Spanish brand Kelme, while nine other teams are the sole representatives of their brands at the World Cup.
Three nations â Ecuador, Iran and Uzbekistan â opted for locally based companies to design their jerseys, with Marathon, Merooj and 7SABER making those kits, respectively. Other brands that will be represented include Capelli Sport (Cape Verde), Umbro (Democratic Republic of Congo), Saeta (Haiti), Jako (Iraq), Reebok (Panama) and Kappa (Tunisia).
Hereâs a full breakdown of all of the companies making the World Cup kits: