All Fully Leaked & Released 2022 World Cup Kits
In four months, the 2022 World Cup will kick off. We have seen a few releases but even more leaks so far. We take a look at all fully leaked and released 2022 World Cup kits.
Nike make more than 40% of the 2022 World Cup kits
With 13 teams (40,6%), Nike clearly dominate the 2022 World Cup kit maker battle. The Swoosh, however, have not released a single kit so far, in contrast to Adidas and Puma. We expect all Nike 2022 World Cup jerseys to be launched in September 2022.
2022 World Cup Jerseys
So far, every leaked or released 2022 World Cup kit features a bespoke design. The looks, however, range from classic to outstanding.
The most eye-catching kits are probably the Brazil and the Spain 2022 World Cup away kits, while the Uruguay and Brazil home jerseys have no-nonsense designs.
England's home kit has surely the most controversial kit so far
What has been surely the most controversial kit so far is the England 2022 World Cup home kit. It boasts never-seen-before gradient sleeves.
2022 World Cup Kits Overview - All Leaks & Info
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Nottingham Forest 26-27 Third Kit Storytelling Exposed as Standard Adidas Template
Nottingham Forest and Adidas have officially unveiled the club's new 26-27 third kit, sporting a light blue and white colorway. Upon release, the club's official announcement stated that the flowing diagonal graphic across the front of the shirt is "inspired by the ripples of the River Trent." However, many fans quickly pointed out that the bespoke narrative doesn't quite match reality. Big thanks to @soccerjerseynws.
The dynamic, marbled streak graphic is actually a standardized Adidas template used across numerous clubs and national teams for the 26-27 season. Identical print patterns feature on kits for teams such as Granada, 1. FC Köln, Yokohama F. Marinos, and even San Marino via the UEFA Kit Assistance Scheme, simply customized in different color combinations.
While template sharing is standard practice across major sportswear brands, clubs frequently attach localized storytelling to off-the-shelf graphics to make them feel unique to supporters. Despite the recycled design, the light blue palette creates a crisp, stylish aesthetic on the pitch for Forest's 26-27 campaign.
AS Saint Priest 26-27 Home Kit Released
French side AS Saint Priest have officially announced their new home kit, made by adidas and to be use in the upcoming National 1 season.
The new design uses a simple template from the German brand with yellow base and red/white pinstripes inbetween each other. The stripes are faded toward the top, leaving space for the centralised club crest and 3 sponsors. The adidas logo is in black, which go surprisingly well with the black outline of the crest.
What do you think of AS Saint Priest 26-27 home kit from adidas? Let us know in the comments below.
Special Busan IPark 2026 Retro Kit Released
South Korean K League 2 side Busan IPark have officially unveiled a special retro collection in collaboration with Puma and Korean lifestyle label House of Nangman. Part of the “Heritage Project”, the release celebrates Busan’s first-ever FA Cup triumph in 2004, when the club lifted the trophy on Christmas Day.
The special Puma Busan IPark 2026 retro shirt draws inspiration from the 2004 kit, featuring a bold red and white quartered body with black raglan sleeves and a classic black polo collar. Gold HDC sponsor branding contrasts with white Puma logos, while a custom Busan IPark crest inspired by the city's maritime identity, including the sea and seagulls, completes the chest design.
A stitched “Heritage Project” jock tag and “낭만” (Nangman) lettering on the back neck add further character, while the collection is completed by a vintage-style zip track jacket featuring collaborative embroidered details.
What do you think of the new Busan IPark retro collection? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
Weston-super-Mare 26-27 Third Kit Released
English National League South side Weston-super-Mare AFC have officially unveiled their new 2026-27 third kit, made by VX3. Inspired by the seaside town, the shirt features a distinctive maritime theme.
The VX3 Weston-super-Mare 2026-27 third shirt combines a light blue base with navy raglan sleeves and a navy polo collar with gold tipping. Maritime tattoo-inspired graphics featuring ships, anchors, lighthouses, mermaids and seagulls cover the body, with 1948 incorporated into the design to mark the club's founding year.
The back continues the coastal theme with the same tonal illustrations, while a large “Weston-super-Mare Carnival” graphic featuring a carnival mask and feathered headdress is placed on the lower back.
What do you think of the new Weston-super-Mare 2026-27 third kit? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.




















