The 2026 FIFA World Cup concluded on July 19th, but its influence continues to be felt. The tournament sparked exciting partnerships across different industries, playing on trends like casual style (‘blokecore’), unique items, and a fondness for the past. With the games now finished, we’re highlighting some of the best collaborations and products that were launched around the event.
Cactus Jack x Nike T90 Jersey
Travis Scott and Nike’s Cactus Jack T90 collection took inspiration from early 2000s football gear, blending it with today’s streetwear style. The collection brought back the classic Nike Total 90 design, offering everything from football boots to everyday sneakers and matching clothes. Highlights included earth-toned boots featuring Travis Scott’s unique Swoosh, plus oversized jerseys and tracksuits with the Cactus Jack logo – a perfect mix of classic sports style and Houston street fashion.
Ado x adidas Japan Team 2026 Home Replica Jersey
Japanese singer Ado, known for blending J-pop with a sense of national identity, has partnered with adidas to create a new version of the Japan National Football Team’s home jersey for 2026. The collaboration brings Ado’s signature anime style to the classic “Samurai Blue” kit. The jersey features a special digital pattern woven into the fabric, along with unique emblems and custom numbering, making it a collectible item for both soccer fans and music lovers.
McDonald’s FIFA World Cup Collectible Cups
McDonald’s brought back its popular collectible cup program just in time for the global tournament, giving fans a wave of nostalgia with a fresh, exciting spin. The limited-edition cups quickly became a cultural hit, designed by artists from around the world and featuring unique World Cup and McDonald’s branding. Especially popular were the retro glass tumblers marked with special graphics for the 2026 games – making them must-have items for collectors.
Kith x adidas Football Lionel Messi Collaboration
As a huge fan of both Ronnie Fieg’s Kith and Lionel Messi, I was blown away by their collaboration with Adidas! They didn’t just make typical soccer merch; they took it to another level with really high-quality stuff you could actually wear every day. We’re talking amazing tracksuits, super soft custom t-shirts, and even special edition sneakers. The Argentina jerseys with Messi’s number 10 were a clear highlight, but honestly, the best part was seeing Kith put their signature luxurious spin on a classic like the Adidas Samba – it just felt really special.
Kappa’s Naruto Shippuden Football Jersey Collection
A new collection blended the world of anime with football (soccer) style! Kappa teamed up with Courir, a European sneaker store, and Naruto Shippuden to create athletic wear inspired by the popular anime series. The highlight was a line of colorful football jerseys, including an eye-catching away kit designed after the Akatsuki organization – featuring their red cloud pattern on black – and a home jersey representing the Hidden Leaf Village. All the designs included Kappa’s recognizable Omini logo on the sleeves.
PEACEMINUSONE x Nike “Tigers of Asia” World Cup Collection
G-Dragon, the famous K-pop star, teamed up with Nike to design the official uniforms for the South Korea National Team and launched a creative campaign called Cryoshot. The collection combined athletic wear with high fashion. Highlights included the team’s home and away jerseys for 2026, which featured G-Dragon’s signature daisy design, and a uniquely colored version of Nike’s Cryoshot football boot – giving the players stylish gear for their matches.
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