Norway 2026 World Cup Home & Away Kits Released

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Mar 20, 2026

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Home Kit Design: The Norway 2026 home kit, made by Nike, features a traditional red base with a striking navy cross, outlined in white, filled with a Nordic knot pattern, paying tribute to the 1997 home shirt.
Away Kit Design: The Norway 2026 away kit is an all-black colorway, providing a sleek and stealthy appearance that differentiates it from Norway's traditional away designs.
Release Date: The Nike Norway 2026 World Cup home shirt will be available starting Monday, March 23, 2026.

Update: Norway has officially unveiled their new home and away kits for the 2026 World Cup, inspired by the slogan “Fa De Gjort, Get It Done” and rooted in resilience, pragmatism, and quiet confidence.

This design language reflects a team defined by determination and belief—playful yet steadfast, grounded yet fearless.

Norway 2026 Home Kit

This is the Norway 2026 home jersey, made by Nike.

The Nike Norway 2026 World Cup home shirt is dominated by a traditional red base, staying true to Norway’s football identity. What makes the Nike Norway 2026 home football shirt truly stand out is the striking interpretation of the Norwegian flag across the chest and torso.

A deep navy cross, outlined with clean white borders, runs horizontally and vertically, forming a powerful visual centerpiece that immediately evokes the national flag.

This cross design is a tribute to the 1997 home shirt, made by Umbro

Adding further uniqueness, the cross is filled with an elaborate Nordic knot pattern. This intricate graphic references traditional Scandinavian art and craftsmanship, bringing cultural depth and storytelling into the design rather than relying solely on color blocking.

The Nike Swoosh appears in white on the right chest, while the Norway crest is placed opposite, maintaining a classic and balanced layout.

Norway 2026 World Cup Away Kit

The Nike Norway 2026 away football shirt comes in an all-black colorway, creating a sleek and stealthy appearance that immediately sets it apart from Norway’s traditional away designs.