Adidas Mexico 2025 Gold Cup Kit + Collection Released
Mar 21, 2025, by Phan Tich Giay
- Kit Debut: The Mexican national team debuted the 2025 Gold Cup Kit in the Concacaf Nations League semi-final against Canada.
- Design Features: The Adidas Mexico 2025 Gold Cup jersey is black with gold accents, inspired by Mariachi clothing, and includes a unique Aztec-inspired pixelated font.
- Availability: The Mexico 2025 Gold Cup kit was released on March 14, 2025, along with an accompanying collection.
Update: The Mexican national team debuted its 2025 Gold Kit in the Concacaf Nations League semi-final against Canada. Mexico received the same green Trefoil keeper shirt as many other Adidas clubs. The shirt features unique Aztec-inspired names and numbers.
Update: Adidas has officially launched the Mexico 2025 Gold Cup jersey. It features a stunning mariachi-inspired design.
Mexico 2025 Gold Cup Kit
This picture shows the new Adidas Mexico 2025 Gold Cup football shirt.
The Adidas Mexico 2025 Gold Cup football jersey is black with gold accents, a break from the usual colors of the country.
The Mexico 2025 Gold Cup shirt features the Trefoil logo, just like the Adidas elite team 24-25 third kits. The Mexico crest only comes with the eagle and ball, instead of the full crest.
Design-wise, the Mexico 2025 Gold Cup jersey is inspired by Mariachi clothing. The Mariachi costume is for Mariachi artists (a popular Mexican music genre).
The Mexico 2025 Gold Cup kit features a one-of-a-kind font, rounding off the stylish look of the kit. The pixelated font is inspired by Aztec pyramids and architecture. The stepped, blocky pattern of the numbers directly mimics the distinctive terraced structure of Aztec pyramids like Teotihuacan or Chichen Itza.
Adidas last released a Mexico Gold Cup jersey in 2019.
Long Sleeve Version
Black shorts and socks round off the look of the new Mexico 2025 Gold Cup uniform by Adidas.
Accompanying Collection
Mexico 2024 Home & Away Kits
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The new Mexico 2025 Gold Cup kit is available from today, Friday, 14 March 2025.
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