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Japanese J1 League side FC Machida Zelvia has officially released its new home kit for the 2026-2027 season.

The Adidas FC Machida Zelvia 26-27 home shirt is anchored by the club's traditional deep blue base color, which is elevated by a striking, sharp geometric graphic across the upper chest. This graphic is not bespoke but a new streamlined graphic by Adidas, also used by the Faroes Islands.

To provide a premium contrast, metallic gold is heavily utilized for the classic Three Stripes on the shoulders, the collar and cuff trim, and the Adidas logo itself. The primary "CyberAgent" sponsor, along with secondary collarbone partners, are applied in white.

Japanese J1 League club Nagoya Grampus have officially released their new 2026-27 home, away and goalkeeper kits. Made by Mizuno, the new kits will be worn in the upcoming Meiji Yasuda J1 League season, which marks the league's transition to a fall-spring schedule.

The Mizuno Nagoya Grampus 2026-27 kits are designed under the theme "Grampus Triple Helix." This concept represents the intertwined DNA of the players, the fans and supporters, and the city of Nagoya and Aichi Prefecture. The front of the shirts features 12 distinct stripes, symbolizing the unity of the Grampus family and the club's rich history since the inception of the J.League.

Japanese club Shimizu S-Pulse has officially unveiled its new Puma kits for the new 2026-27 season. The release coincides with the J.League's transition to an autumn-to-spring calendar, and the club has chosen a classic aesthetic for this new era.

The new Shimizu S-Pulse 2026-27 kits feature the return of the club's iconic globe map design, an element that has been a staple of their most historic uniforms. Under the theme From Shimizu to the World, the shirts prominently display the globe graphic across the front, paying homage to the club's heritage.

Japanese J1 League club Fagiano Okayama have officially unveiled their new Penalty home, away, and goalkeeper kits for the 2026-27 season. Branded under the concept "Solid Core," the new collection features bespoke designs for the club's upcoming campaign. Notably, these will be the final kits produced by Penalty for Fagiano Okayama, as the club recently announced that their long-standing supplier contract with the brand will conclude at the end of the 2026-27 season.

Japanese J1 League club Urawa Red Diamonds have officially teased their new 26-27 kit. The club announced through their official social media channels that the full details and design of the new uniform will be revealed on June 26, 2026.

The teaser image released by the club gives very little away regarding the actual design of the shirt, but it confirms the continuation of their long-standing partnership with American sportswear brand Nike.

Japanese J1 League club Urawa Red Diamonds have officially unveiled their new 2026-27 kits, made by Nike. This release marks a notable milestone as it coincides with the J.League's historic transition to an autumn-spring schedule for the upcoming season.

The Nike Urawa Red Diamonds 2026-27 kits feature updated designs that maintain the team's traditional identity. The home kit features a red base with a subtle zigzag lightning pattern running down the front of the shirt. Meanwhile, the away kit offers a more traditional look, featuring a predominantly white design with a polo collar, finished with gold logos and black detailing.

Japanese J1 League club Nagoya Grampus have officially released their new 2026-27 home, away and goalkeeper kits. Made by Mizuno, the new kits will be worn in the upcoming Meiji Yasuda J1 League season, which marks the league's transition to a fall-spring schedule.

The Mizuno Nagoya Grampus 2026-27 kits are designed under the theme "Grampus Triple Helix." This concept represents the intertwined DNA of the players, the fans and supporters, and the city of Nagoya and Aichi Prefecture. The front of the shirts features 12 distinct stripes, symbolizing the unity of the Grampus family and the club's rich history since the inception of the J.League.

Japanese J1 League club Fagiano Okayama have officially unveiled their new Penalty home, away, and goalkeeper kits for the 2026-27 season. Branded under the concept "Solid Core," the new collection features bespoke designs for the club's upcoming campaign. Notably, these will be the final kits produced by Penalty for Fagiano Okayama, as the club recently announced that their long-standing supplier contract with the brand will conclude at the end of the 2026-27 season.

Japanese J1 League club Urawa Red Diamonds have officially unveiled their new 2026-27 kits, made by Nike. This release marks a notable milestone as it coincides with the J.League's historic transition to an autumn-spring schedule for the upcoming season.

The Nike Urawa Red Diamonds 2026-27 kits feature updated designs that maintain the team's traditional identity. The home kit features a red base with a subtle zigzag lightning pattern running down the front of the shirt. Meanwhile, the away kit offers a more traditional look, featuring a predominantly white design with a polo collar, finished with gold logos and black detailing.

Japanese club Shimizu S-Pulse has officially unveiled its new Puma kits for the new 2026-27 season. The release coincides with the J.League's transition to an autumn-to-spring calendar, and the club has chosen a classic aesthetic for this new era.

The new Shimizu S-Pulse 2026-27 kits feature the return of the club's iconic globe map design, an element that has been a staple of their most historic uniforms. Under the theme From Shimizu to the World, the shirts prominently display the globe graphic across the front, paying homage to the club's heritage.

Japanese J1 League club Urawa Red Diamonds have officially teased their new 26-27 kit. The club announced through their official social media channels that the full details and design of the new uniform will be revealed on June 26, 2026.

The teaser image released by the club gives very little away regarding the actual design of the shirt, but it confirms the continuation of their long-standing partnership with American sportswear brand Nike.

Japanese J1 League side FC Machida Zelvia has officially released its new home kit for the 2026-2027 season.

The Adidas FC Machida Zelvia 26-27 home shirt is anchored by the club's traditional deep blue base color, which is elevated by a striking, sharp geometric graphic across the upper chest. This graphic is not bespoke but a new streamlined graphic by Adidas, also used by the Faroes Islands.

To provide a premium contrast, metallic gold is heavily utilized for the classic Three Stripes on the shoulders, the collar and cuff trim, and the Adidas logo itself. The primary "CyberAgent" sponsor, along with secondary collarbone partners, are applied in white.

The J.League has officially unveiled the uniforms for the upcoming 2026 All-Star DAZN Cup, produced in a unique collaboration with Japanese retail giant Uniqlo and exclusively designed by Francesco Risso.

The bold aesthetic of the All-Star collection is deeply rooted in heritage, utilizing a traditional Japanese ink-marbling technique known as "suminagashi" to create a fluid, organic pattern across the fabric. The shirts carry a deeper meaning as a "garment of gratitude," featuring a special bow-style motif on the back that symbolizes the strong connection tying together the league's players, staff, and passionate supporters. To ensure all fans are represented, the collection drops in six distinct colorways mapped to the tournament's division brackets. The top-flight J1 teams will wear red (East) and blue (West), while the combined J2 and J3 divisions are split into four regional subgroups: light blue (East-A), green (East-B), yellow (West-A), and purple (West-B).

Players will also use a special custom match ball produced by Sfida, which boasts a nostalgic design heavily inspired by the iconic football anime Captain Tsubasa.

Which of the six suminagashi colorways from this Francesco Risso-designed collection is your favorite? Let us know in the comments.