Mexico Changed 2026 World Cup Home Kit
6 hours ago, by Phan Tich Giay
- Mexico Kit Redesign: Adidas and the Mexican Football Federation decided to completely change the design of the Mexico 2026 World Cup home kit.
- New Design Inspiration: The redesigned Mexico 2026 home kit was inspired by the 1998 World Cup home jersey, abandoning the initial center-stripe design.
- Reasons and Success: The exact reasons for the design change are unknown but the redesigned kit, after its release, became a sales success.
Update - Wednesday, July 8, 2026: We have a leaked promotional image showing the rejected Mexico 2026 World Cup home kit. With Mexico being eliminated from the 2026 World Cup now and the redesigned 2026 World Cup being a sales success, the whole thing is history - the next Adidas home kit will be launched in late 2027.
Mexico 2026 Home Kit - Prototype Vs Final
Mexico 2026 World Cup Home Kit Released
Update - Jun 16, 2025: Adidas and the Mexican Football Federation have decided to completely change the design of the Mexico 2026 World Cup home kit. The new Mexico 2026 home kit will be inspired by the 1998 World Cup home jersey, instead of the original center-stripe design. This has now been confirmed by kit insider @hendocfc.
Mexican journalist Martín del Palacio (@martindelp) was the first to report that Adidas had scrapped the original design. The new design will be inspired by the France 1998 World Cup jersey.
Mexico to Change Design of 2026 World Cup Home Kit
See below the first leak of the Mexico 2026 World Cup kits.
The exact reasons for Mexico changing the design are not known. It could be due to a variety of factors, such as feedback from the federation and/or a reaction to the initial leaks.
Footy Headlines strongly expects that Mexico will keep the intended 2026 World Cup away kit.
Mexico 2026 World Cup Home & Away Kits Leaked
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The Joma Pescara 26-27 home jersey features the classic light blue and white vertical stripes that are synonymous with Delfino Pescara 1936. The Joma maker mark is visible on the right side of the chest, paired with the standard club crest positioned on the left.
Fans can purchase the Joma Pescara 26-27 home kit through the official club store and select retailers.
Nike Brazil 2028 Copa America Concept Kit
Following the leak of the Nike 28-29 template, Brazilian kit designer [@felipesilva_dg](https://Sheffield Wednesday) has imagined how the new design could look for the Brazil 2028 Copa America home kit. The concept adapts the leaked template, which was initially showcased in the England Euro 2028 concept, to create a fresh take on the iconic national team shirt.
The Brazil 2028 Copa America concept kit features the traditional yellow base but incorporates a significantly increased amount of blue on the main shirt. This design choice draws inspiration from recent trends seen in the Brazil women's team kits, offering a striking contrast to the more conventional yellow-dominant designs. The new paneling and layout flexibility of the Nike 28-29 template allow for these prominent blue accents to be integrated seamlessly into the overall design.
While this is strictly a fan concept and not an official leak of Brazil's next kit, it provides an interesting glimpse into the possibilities of Nike's upcoming template. The 2028 Copa America is still a couple of years away, but the anticipation for how national teams will utilize the new Nike 28-29 design language is already building.
