FC Barcelona 18-19 Home Kit Released
Barcelona and Nike just unveiled the new Barcelona 18-19 home kit with an event at the iconic 1992 Olympic swimming facilities of Montjuïc. Barca will debut their new kit in the last match of the season against Deportivo, which will also be Andrés Iniesta's final appearance for the club. The new Barcelona home jersey will be available to buy from May 21.
Produced by Nike, the Barcelona 2018-2019 home shirt introduces a new look with thin blue and red stripes. In fact, there are exactly 10 red stripes on the blue background, each one representing one Barcelona district: Les Corts, Sants-Montjuïc, Sarrià-Sant Gervasi, La Barceloneta, Sant Martí, Ciutat Vella, Gràcia, Horta-Guinardó, Nou Barris and Sant Andreu.
“Barcelona is a place where the football club is absolutely fundamental to people’s lives,” explains Pete Hoppins, Nike Football Apparel Senior Design Director. “Iniesta is an icon and a hero to the people who live in those districts, so I think it’s very apt he will get to wear the new kit for his final game for the club.”
Barcelona 18-19 Home Kit
This image shows the Barcelona 2018-2019 home shirt.
The Barcelona 18-19 kit drops this year's fading stripes design in favor of regular stripes which are much thinner than usual. Apart from the striping, Barcelona's 2018-19 shirt has the the same colors as this season's and once again uses gold for the Swoosh and white for the sponsor logos.
The collar of the Barcelona 2018-2019 jersey is navy with a Catalan flag detail at the back, while the sleeves continue to be solid blue just like in the last few years.
Template-wise, the Barcelona 2018-2019 home kit is based on the same as Nike's World Cup kits. The next generation of Nike Aeroswift, the template of the Barcelona 18-19 jersey introduces new knit pattern and a lighter overall construction.
Finally, dark navy shorts and socks complete the Barcelona 18-19 home kit. It's a clever little nod to Nike's first two seasons at the club. The brand took over from Kappa in 1998, which will have been exactly 20 years ago next summer.
The Barcelona 18-19 kit will be available to buy from May 21.
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2026 World Cup Patches Changed for Knockout Stages
FIFA has introduced a new sleeve patch for the knockout stages of the 2026 World Cup. The Unite for Peace patch worn during the group stages has been replaced with a "Football Unites the World" patch starting from the Round of 32. Thanks to @TheShirtUnion.
SSV Ulm 1846 26-27 Third Kit Revealed
German club SSV Ulm 1846 have unveiled their new 2026-27 third kit. Made by uhlsport, the new jersey has already made its debut on the pitch.
The uhlsport SSV Ulm 1846 2026-27 third shirt introduces a fresh design for the upcoming campaign. The club showcased the new strip during a recent match, giving supporters their first glimpse of the latest uhlsport creation.
No More Umbro: In-House BJR Beitar Jerusalem 2026-27 Kits Released
Beitar Jerusalem has officially launched its own in-house kit brand, BJR, along with the release of the club's new 2026-27 kits. The move marks a departure from their previous kit manufacturer, Umbro, as the Israeli Premier League side takes full control over its merchandise and on-pitch designs for the upcoming season. The official launch event took place on June 28, 2026.
The Beitar Jerusalem 2026-27 BJR kit collection features several distinct designs. The match kits include a black shirt featuring a custom BJR pattern throughout, and a clean white jersey complete with a classic collar and subtle stripes. The launch also included dedicated training kits for both players and coaching staff, highlighting the new in-house brand's expanded lineup.
The new Beitar Jerusalem 2026-27 kits are currently available for purchase through the official club store. The launch was accompanied by a promotional video and featured the club's new head coach Almog Cohen, signaling a fresh era for the team.
Hummel Mardin 1969 Spor 2026-27 Kits Released
The new Mardin 1969 Spor 2026-27 kits were released yesterday. Made by Hummel, the new Mardin 1969 Spor home, away, and third kits will be worn in the TFF 1. Lig.
The Hummel Mardin 1969 Spor 2026-27 kits pay homage to the city's rich history and cultural heritage. The designs draw inspiration from Mardin's famous yellow limestone architecture, its historic streets, and the region's multi-faith and multi-lingual diversity.
The collection includes the 'Taş Ev' (Stone House) jersey, which reflects the local architecture, the 'Efsane Çubuklu' (Legendary Striped) jersey, and the 'Dinlerin ve Dillerin Rengi' (Colors of Religions and Languages) jersey. Each shirt incorporates unique patterns and details that celebrate the identity of the newly promoted Turkish second division side.
Best 2026 World Cup Boot-Kit Combos
As the 2026 World Cup enters its crucial stages, we take a look at some of the most striking boot and kit combinations seen on the pitch. Boots Culture, in collaboration with football fashion and archive account Off The Pitch Archive, a curated selection of these pairings has been compiled, showcasing the attention to detail from players and brands alike.
The collection highlights flawless color matches, exclusive tournament launches, and on-pitch details that are impossible to ignore. From custom designs to perfectly coordinated standard colorways, these combinations demonstrate how modern football boots complement the aesthetic of the national team kits.
A total of ten standout boot-kit combinations have been selected from the tournament. The gallery captures the best visual pairings worn by players during the 2026 World Cup, offering a closer look at the intersection of football equipment and style on the biggest stage.
Estrela da Amadora Announces Adidas Kit Deal
Portuguese Primeira Liga side CF Estrela da Amadora has officially announced a new kit partnership with Adidas, starting from the 2026-27 season. The club confirmed the collaboration on social media with a post reading "More to come" alongside the Adidas handle and a teaser image. This announcement followed an earlier video teaser from the club hinting that the wait was almost over.
The new agreement marks the end of Estrela da Amadora's partnership with Umbro, who had been supplying the club's kits since the 2023-24 campaign. The switch to the German sportswear brand aligns with a recent trend in Portuguese football, as other clubs such as AD Fafe have also confirmed Adidas sponsorships for the upcoming season.
While the financial details and duration of the contract have not been disclosed, the first Adidas Estrela da Amadora kits are expected to be revealed shortly. Fans will be eager to see how Adidas incorporates the club's traditional tricolor identity into the new 2026-27 matchwear.
Adidas Creates Special 2026 World Cup Referee Kits for Host Country Officials
Officials from the United States, Mexico, and Canada are wearing special custom versions of the Adidas 2026 referee kits, featuring the iconic Three Stripes on the sleeves in the colors of their respective national flags.
The bespoke designs add a subtle patriotic touch to the standard referee uniform. USA referee Tori Penso was seen wearing a kit with red, white, and blue stripes during the Czechia versus South Africa match. Similarly, Mexican official Katia Itzel Garcia wore green, white, and red stripes, while Canadian referee Drew Fischer officiated in a jersey featuring red, white, and red stripes.
These custom colorways build upon the new referee templates introduced by Adidas for the 2026 tournament, which prominently feature the brand's signature stripes on the sleeves and shorts.
There has been no official announcement from Adidas regarding these custom kits, making it a surprising and exclusive detail for the host country officials.
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