Looks Like Featuring 3 Stripes: Nike x Jacquemus France 2026 Anthem Jacket Revealed
Jun 9, 2026, by Chris
- Collaboration Details: The Nike x Jacquemus France 2026 Anthem Jacket is a collaboration between Nike, French fashion house Jacquemus, and the French National Team, revealed ahead of the 2026 World Cup and worn by *Les Bleus* players.
- Jacket Design and Controversy: The jacket features a minimalist white design with tonal branding, but its tricolor sleeve taping, resembling Adidas's trademark Three Stripes, has sparked ironic conversation among observers.
- Release Information: The jacket will officially release on June 11 via the Jacquemus website, followed by a wider global drop on Nike SNKRS and select retailers on June 16, retailing for $115 USD / $150 CAD.
The highly anticipated collaboration between Nike, French fashion house Jacquemus, and the French National Team has officially hit the pitch. Ahead of the 2026 World Cup, Les Bleus players were spotted wearing the new Jacquemus x Nike France Anthem Jacket as they lined up for the national anthems.
France Jacquemus 2026 Anthem Jacket
The France Jacquemus 2026 Anthem jacket itself is a masterclass in minimalist elegance. It features a pristine white base complete with a hood and full-zip front. Opting for a deeply refined and subtle aesthetic, all of the chest branding - including the Nike Swoosh, the iconic FFF cockerel crest, and the "JACQUEMUS" wordmark directly beneath it - is executed in tonal white.
However, the standout feature of the jacket has sparked a rather ironic conversation among kit nerds. Running down the length of both sleeves is a thin, tricolor taping in the traditional French blue, white, and red. Because of these three distinct lines, the detailing bears a strikingly accidental resemblance to the trademark Three Stripes of Nike’s biggest rival, Adidas - especially from the front. When being France's kit maker, Adidas created the tricolor 3 stripes differently - with a spacing in between.
Despite the slight visual irony of the "Three Stripes" on a premium Nike product, the jacket serves as a beautiful centerpiece for the brand's expansive "X2" crossover collection. The Jacquemus x Nike France Anthem Jacket will officially release on June 11 via the Jacquemus website, followed by a wider global drop on Nike SNKRS and select retailers on June 16. The jacket will retail for $115 USD / $150 CAD.
What are your thoughts on this high-fashion Jacquemus collaboration, and do you see the accidental Adidas resemblance on the sleeves? Let us know in the comments below.
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According to section 18.4.1 of the FIFA Equipment Regulations, a manufacturer's logo on goalkeeper gloves must not exceed 20cm² and can only appear once. Because the full "Reusch" text logo was already printed on the index finger, the additional "R" logo on the back had to be removed.
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