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Black/Red Jordan Brazil 2026 World Cup Streetwear Collection Revealed

Black/Red Jordan Brazil 2026 World Cup Streetwear Collection Revealed
  • New Collection Release: Jordan has released a new black/red Streetwear collection alongside the previously announced blue/yellow collection, featuring four revealed items.
  • Items in the Collection: The Jordan Brazil 2026 World Cup collection includes a flight jacket, hooded sweater, long-sleeve lifestyle keeper jersey, mesh shorts, and graphic t-shirts, blending the Jumpman logo with Brazilian Football Confederation co-branding.
  • Color Scheme Origins: The black/red color scheme is inspired by the scrapped 2026 World Cup away kit, and Nike may still release the red kit as a lifestyle jersey.

Update: Along with the blue/yellow Streetwear collection, Jordan has also released another Streetwear collection featuring a striking black/red colorway. So far, four items have been revealed.

Jordan Brazil 2026 World Cup Collection

The Jordan Brazil 2026 World Cup collection includes a flight jacket, hooded sweater, long-sleeve lifestyle keeper jersey, mesh shorts, and graphic t-shirts. The items blend Jordan Brand's iconic Jumpman logo with Brazilian Football Confederation co-branding, creating a unique fusion of basketball culture and football heritage.

Indeed, the Jordan Brazil 2026 World Cup collection features the colors of the ultimately scrapped 2026 World Cup away kit. We might still see Nike releasing the red kit as a lifestyle jersey, while the official away kit is blue, black, teal green, and yellow.

Jordan Brazil 2026 World Cup Away Kit
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Jordan Brazil 2026 Anthem Jacket - Black/University Red - Retail Price Unknown

Jordan Brazil 2026 Hollywood Keeper Jersey - Black/University Red - 100 USD

Jordan Brazil Hooded Sweater - Black/University Red - 80 USD

Jordan Brazil 85 2026 Oversized Crew Shirt - Black/University Red - 45 USD

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