National team shirts for the 2026 World Cup

What national team jerseys can be found for the 2026 World Cup?

This page brings together the jerseys of the teams participating in the 2026 World Cup, including the home and away versions of the main nations: France, Brazil, Argentina, Germany, Spain, Italy, Algeria, Mexico, and the Netherlands. You can also find special items like the France x Jacquemus jersey or the France Energy jersey, designed to stand out from the classic jersey while still being linked to the team. Children's sizes are available for some teams, particularly Germany, Algeria, and Italy.

What product ranges are available to support a national team?

Beyond the jersey, several types of products can complete a fan outfit or prepare for a match.

• The jersey, in home or away version, sometimes available in long sleeves or in an authentic version similar to what’s worn on the pitch.
• The training top, for more everyday use, outside of match days.
• The tracksuit jacket, like those offered for France or Spain, suitable for cooler match days.
• The personalisation, allowing you to customise a jersey with a name and a number.

How to choose between a home jersey and an away jersey?

The home jersey features the historical colours of the team, worn during home matches or considered as such during the competition. The away jersey is used when two teams wear home colours that are too similar, often featuring a different design that may be more elaborate. The choice mainly depends on personal aesthetic preference, both versions being worn with equal legitimacy by fans.

Fan version or player version: what’s the difference?

The fan version is the most common cut, designed for everyday use and comfort. The player version mimics the cut worn on the field by players, typically more fitted and with different technical finishes. The authentic home jersey for France at the 2026 World Cup falls into this type, being closer to what is worn in matches.

Ligue 1, Premier League, La Liga: other team categories on the site

If you're also looking for club jerseys, several related categories cover the main leagues that might interest you:

• The Ligue 1, for French club jerseys.
• The Premier League, for English clubs.
• The La Liga, for Spanish clubs.
• The Serie A, for Italian clubs.
• The Bundesliga, for German clubs.
• The other clubs, for teams not covered by these leagues.

You can also go back to the Teams category to find all the jerseys available on the site, including both clubs and national teams.

When to find good deals on national team jerseys?

Several sections of the site allow you to keep an eye on price drops without waiting for a specific event. The Black Friday is the first major event to watch for, followed by the end-of-year holidays, then the winter sales and French Days in spring. Between these times, the Deals, Clearance, and Special Offers pages gather reduced prices available at any given time. If you want to receive your order quickly, the Shipped in 24h page lists items sent without any extra delay.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I find a cheap jersey for the 2026 World Cup?

The Deals and Clearance pages list currently discounted items, across all teams. They are especially worth checking out around Black Friday and the winter sales.

Are there children's jerseys for national teams?

Yes, several teams offer a children's version, notably Germany, Algeria, and Italy on this page. Available sizes vary depending on the jersey and the team concerned.

Can I personalise a national team jersey with a name and a number?

Yes, personalisation is offered as a separate range on the site, allowing you to add a name and number to a jersey you've already purchased. This option is independent of the choice between home and away version.

What is the difference between a classic jersey and a collaboration like France x Jacquemus?

The classic jersey features the official design worn by the team during the competition. A collaboration like the France x Jacquemus jersey offers a stylised reinterpretation of the jersey, designed for more lifestyle use than sporting, while still being linked to the team.

When do new national team jerseys come out?

Jerseys change with the collections from sports brands and major international competitions like the World Cup. The New Arrivals page allows you to follow the latest items added to the catalogue as they become available for sale.