2026 World Cup Sleeve Badges Released
- Exclusive Manufacturer and Restricted Supply: Avery Dennison is the exclusive FIFA-licensed producer and supplier of the 2026 World Cup sleeve badges, with supply heavily restricted to national federations, Adidas, and a highly exclusive list of FIFA-approved retailers.
- Limited Retail Availability: The authentic 2026 World Cup sleeve badges will not be widely available on the open market and cannot be purchased individually, with approved retailers subject to strict contractual agreements on who they are permitted to sell them to.
- Varied Badge Designs: FIFA is introducing four distinct sleeve badge variations for the 2026 World Cup, including standard and exclusive gold designs for former champions on the right arm, and a redesigned left-arm patch carrying a new campaign message.
Update - Tuesday, June 7, 2026: @DanielKacherou has shared an image showing all the sleeve badges that will appear at the 2026 World Cup. It includes both the right-sleeve badge and the left-sleeve badge.
Update - Tuesday, May 26, 2026: Subside Sports has shared a very nice image of the 2026 World Cup sleeve badges, applied on several different Adidas 2026 World Cup kits. The retailer is not allowed to sell the badges separately.
Update - Saturday, May 23, 2026: We get a first look at the right sleeve badge for the 2026 World Cup. It comes with an updated "Football Unites the World FIFA" badge. This one is not available at all.
Update - Wednesday, May 13, 2026: We have a very important update about the 2026 World Cup sleeve badges. We recently reported on the newly revealed FIFA World Cup 2026 sleeve badges, initially stating that they were produced by Adidas. However, we have since received direct clarification regarding the true manufacturer of these highly anticipated kit accessories. Official correspondence has confirmed that Avery Dennison is actually the exclusive FIFA-licensed producer and supplier of the 2026 World Cup sleeve badges, not the German sportswear brand.
Beyond the clarification of the manufacturer, it has also been revealed that acquiring these authentic patches will be subject to incredibly strict distribution rules. Avery Dennison confirmed that the supply of the badges is heavily restricted solely to national federations, Adidas, and a highly exclusive list of FIFA-approved retailers. Furthermore, these approved retail partners are designated directly by FIFA itself, meaning the authentic badges will not be widely available as general, unrestricted retail accessories on the open market.
To enforce this exclusivity, FIFA maintains tight control over the entire distribution network. Approved retailers are required to sign strict contractual agreements outlining exactly who they are permitted to sell the patches to. Avery Dennison noted that any breach of these strict supply restrictions carries severe legal implications directly with FIFA. This means the official World Cup 2026 sleeve badges will be highly regulated and significantly harder for independent stores and individual collectors to source than previously thought.
Update - Wednesday, May 13, 2026: Footy Headlines can share real images of the 2026 World Cup sleeve badges.
Update - Tuesday, May 12, 2026: We have an awful update on the 2026 World Cup sleeve badges - they are "made by Adidas" and only available to buy with Adidas 2026 World Cup kits, as confirmed by store Subside Sports. This means that you cannot get them separately, and also not on any other kit than Adidas. What a pity.
With the 2026 World Cup just a month away, the first details regarding the tournament's official sleeve badges have surfaced. FIFA is set to introduce four distinct patch variations for the upcoming competition in North America. Huge thanks to Vietnamese kit freaks Chuyện Áo Đấu for the mock-up and World Soccer Shop for the first look.
2026 World Cup Sleeve Badges
Breaking from tradition, participating nations will wear different badges based on their historical tournament success. Standard teams will utilize the regular 2026 World Cup logo, which will be available in default light and dark variants to contrast appropriately with their respective kits. Meanwhile, the seven participating former World Cup champions will receive an exclusive badge design featuring a dominant gold colorway.
These new right-arm patches are expected to be officially unveiled in June. Alongside the main tournament badges, FIFA is also set to introduce a redesigned left-arm patch that will carry a brand-new campaign message.
The 2026 World Cup sleeve badges are not available to buy individually. However, World Soccer Shop already has them applied to Adidas 2026 World Cup shirts.
What do you think of the 2026 World Cup sleeve badges? Let us know in the comments below.
Kalamata FC 26-27 Away Kit Released
Greek Super League club Kalamata FC have officially unveiled their 2026-27 away kit. Made by Macron, the new design introduces a sleek blackout-inspired look for the upcoming season.
The Macron Kalamata FC 2026-27 away shirt features a predominantly black base with a subtle tonal geometric pattern across the front. White Macron, Novibet sponsor and club crest details provide contrast, while black trim on the collar and sleeve cuffs completes the clean monochromatic design.
What do you think of the new Kalamata FC 2026-27 away kit? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
SV Elversberg 26-27 Third Kit Released
German 2. Bundesliga side SV Elversberg and Nike have officially unveiled the club's new third kit for the 26-27 season. The vibrant uniform gives the team a standout alternative look for the new campaign.
The Nike SV Elversberg 26-27 third shirt features a bright red-orange base covered in an eye-catching optical halftone graphic pattern across the front and sleeves. White detailing is used for the Nike Swoosh on the right chest, while the traditional SV Elversberg crest is positioned on the left. Main sponsor HYLO sits prominently in a black rectangular box across the middle.
On the back, player names and numbers are printed in white with black outlines, with the club's tagline printed on the upper collar area. The kit is set to be worn during selected away fixtures throughout the 26-27 season.
Grenoble Foot 38 26-27 Away Kit Released
French Ligue 2 club Grenoble Foot 38 and Nike have officially launched the club's new away kit for the 26-27 season.
The Nike GF38 26-27 away jersey features a clean white base paired with vivid royal blue raglan sleeves. The defining feature of the shirt is a bold blue mountain graphic across the lower front, drawing direct inspiration from the surrounding Alps. Dark blue accents complete the look on the Nike Swoosh and the Carrefour Market sponsor logo. Just like on the home shirt, the regional coat of arms of Dauphiné is detailed on the upper back.
Matching royal blue shorts and black socks complete the full Grenoble Foot 38 26-27 away strip.
Stockport County 26-27 Third Kit Released
Stockport County and Puma have officially launched the club's new third kit for the 26-27 season. The vibrant new release completes the club's kit set for the campaign, joining the previously revealed home and away strips.
The Stockport County 26-27 third shirt introduces a striking coral base color featuring a subtle vertical graphic pattern running down the front. All accent details, including the Puma cat logo, main front sponsor VITA, and the monochrome Stockport County crest, are finished in contrasting black.
Matching coral shorts and socks complete the full uniform setup. The Puma Stockport County 26-27 third kit is available to purchase now both online and at the physical County Store.
Sint-Truidense 26-27 Away Kit Released
Belgian Pro League side Sint-Truidense VV has officially launched its new away kit for the 26-27 season, designed by Olympic. Following the release of their home kit earlier this summer, the new away strip presents a sharp monochromatic look for the upcoming campaign.
The Sint-Truidense 26-27 away jersey features a clean white base dominated by thin black vertical pinstripes running down the body. Contrasting black raglan sleeves are finished with white trim on the cuffs, while a black V-neck collar anchors the overall layout. The club crest sits centrally on the upper chest, complemented by Olympic branding and various sponsor logos across the shirt. Completing the full look, the shirt is paired with black shorts and dark socks.
The new STVV 26-27 away uniform is now officially available for purchase through the club's webshop.
Siena FC 26-27 Home Kit Released
Italian Serie D club Siena FC has officially revealed its new home kit for the 26-27 season, produced by Adidas. The design highlights the club's iconic black and white identity through a bold geometric concept.
The Adidas Siena FC 26-27 home jersey features a distinctive quartered pattern across the front. Black and white blocks create a stark contrast across the chest and torso, accompanied by Adidas' signature three stripes on the shoulders and a classic crew collar. Subtle gold accents along the bottom hem add a refined touch to the overall look.
Completing the design, the official Siena FC crest is positioned on the left chest opposite a clean white Adidas logo.
FC Luzern 125th Anniversary Kit Released
FC Luzern and Erreà have officially launched a special 125th anniversary kit as part of the Swiss club's jubilee celebrations for the 26-27 season. Founded in 1901, the Lucerne-based side is marking 125 years of history with a refined design that pays homage to traditional football aesthetics.
The shirt features an off-white base with a dark navy polo collar and matching sleeve cuffs. To maintain a clean retro look, all main sponsor logos as well as the Erreà manufacturer logo are applied in tonal whiteout styling, blending into the fabric. The central highlight of the design is the special gold octagonal crest on the chest, bordered by laurel leaves and the number 125. Completing the look, the back of the shirt features dark navy numbers alongside the commemorative years 1901-2026 printed in gold below the collar.
The uniform is completed with dark navy shorts and socks. FC Luzern will wear the kit during their official jubilee match against FC Lausanne-Sport on August 22, 2026.


















