Nike's National Team kit collection: A look at kits for England, USA, Brazil and more

Australia's National Women's World Cup kits celebrate its diverse country and community. The typography for both kits is a new and custom look, reflecting a modern twist on their traditional numbers. The home kit features a created-by-hand acrylic pour and marbling pattern, illustrating Australia's diverse country and culture as well as the transformation and dedication of the national team over time. The turquoise away kit looks to the future and represents a vibrant, energetic, and forward-thinking nation.

Inspired by the Amazon, the Brazil National Team Collection weaves together a distinct look through a tropical foliage pattern. The yellow home kit highlights the beautiful Amazon ecosystem through the pattern’s knit textures. The blue away kit plays into the landscape’s deep, bright jungle colours. The away kit carries through a variation of the tropical foliage pattern, this time appearing on the sleeves. 

The Canada National Team Collection focuses on the country’s traditional red and white. The red and black home kit features a bold evolution of their iconic geometric maple leaf design, while the away kit highlights the tean's traditional red and white look. 

China’s National Team Collection shines a spotlight on China’s traditional colours of red and yellow, a combination deeply rooted in China’s identity and culture. The home kit is inspired by the iconic xiangyun symbol, a traditional Chinese stylized cloud associated with good luck and good fortune. The away kit features a bright yellow hue, the second of their traditional colours. 

The China kit is currently unavailable to buy in the UK, USA or Australia.

The England National Team Collection is inspired by the Art Deco movement and the design of the legendary Wembley Stadium, which is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year. The home kit features an off-white colour scheme modelled after the original Wembley’s chalky white brick exterior in 1923.

The colours also pay homage to the 1984 England women’s team, the country’s first women’s team assembled for a major tournament. The away kit brings in the first expression of blue in the team’s history. The pattern of the top is a geometric form, also nodding to the Art Deco movement. 

Evoking the country’s rich history of women’s football, France’s National Team Collection is inspired by Orphism, an art movement popularized in the 1920s, when the first French women’s football teams were taking the field. The home kit features light blue and lilac hues, resembling the kits of those 1920s teams. The white away kit features a bespoke, hand-painted pattern cut into hexagon shapes reminiscent of Orphism art.

The Korea National Team Collection is inspired by the country’s youth culture and globally renowned fashion style. The red home kit juxtaposes Korea’s traditional colours with a vibrant new pink. Funky blocking on the side panels creates a distinctive look reflecting the youthful spirit of the country and the team. The white away kit features colour blocking inspired by the Korean fashion scene. The split side panels point to traditional ideas of balance and opposites on the Korean flag. 

The Netherlands National Team Collection is grounded in two identities: the red, blue and white colours of the country’s flag and the bright orange, their iconic national colour. The orange home kit includes a two-colour contrast rooted in Dutch football culture. The away kit spotlights the colours of the flag, sporting blue as their primary colour. Nike designers took the lioness, the Dutch women’s national team crest, and combined its shape with geometric modern patterns. 

The New Zealand National Team Collection showcases the country’s unique and iconic culture and landscapes. The home kit pays homage to its landscapes through a new look for a much-loved pattern that captures a longtime symbol of New Zealand’s national identity – the Silver Fern.

Nike designers used black and silver spray paint techniques to create a distinct allover pattern. The away kit, which features a bright futuristic blue, is inspired by the 1991 qualifying squad, a memory made even more special as the country co-hosts the game’s biggest stage for the first time.

The Nigeria National Team Collection draws from the distinctiveness of the country’s local prints and patterns. These traditional designs are blended with current styles from the fashion scene of the capital city of Abuja. In an electric green colour scheme, the home kits feature a bespoke pattern on the cuffs and sock ribbing inspired by traditional Nigerian artwork and textiles. The forest green away kits combine modern shapes with traditional prints; the up-close details on the graphic pattern pay homage to the team’s “Super Falcons” name. 

The Norway National Team Collection features bold colour-blocking combinations, allowing the team to mix and match the colours of its national flag prominently. Both kits are accented by the Norwegian Football Federation crest.

The Portugal National Team Collection nods to modern art and fashion as well as the country’s maritime roots and traditional craftsmanship to proudly represent Portuguese heritage. The red home kit, drawn from the country’s flag, is deeply rooted in national pride. The away kit features a vibrant colour scheme and bespoke pattern inspired by the country’s famous calçada Portuguesa designs.

The USA National Team Collection is inspired by the art movement of abstract expressionism, which started in the 1940s in New York City as the art epicentre shifted from Europe to the U.S. — similar to what the USA team has done for women's football. The home kit is print-based and marks only the second time in the past 11 years that the team has worn a print at home.

Done in the action-painting method of abstract expressionism, the home kit features a distinct drip-paint technique pattern, highlighting the energy of the women's national team — though different, they are united. The blue away kit includes sleeve cuffs featuring bespoke stars and graphic print stripes. The top's neckline also features red blades, formed to look like the tips of stars.