WORLD CUP 2026
Two hundred and forty national shirts gathered ahead of next summer, when the USA, Mexico and Canada host the World Cup for the first time as three countries at once. This isn't a record of tournaments already played, it's the shop's way of looking forward: shirts from the countries expected on the pitch, worn by players collectors already know by name.
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Why this page looks back to look forward
None of the shirts here are from the 2026 tournament itself, since it hasn't kicked off yet. What ties this page together instead is the countries taking part: a shirt from the Netherlands or Germany here says something about the nation heading into next summer, even if the shirt itself is decades old. A Van Nistelrooy home jersey or a Beckham away shirt reads as a piece of the country's football history rather than a prediction of who scores next June.
The hosts, and what they'll be playing for
North American nations covers Mexico, the USA and Canada in their own right, three countries about to host a World Cup on home soil for the first time this century between them. The Mexico stock includes a 2003-04 Marquez home jersey from the years he captained the side, a reminder that the hosts arrive with their own history rather than just home advantage. The USA and Canada pages are thinner by comparison, which fits a region where football has grown more in the years since these shirts were made than in the decades before them.
Europe's biggest names, most of them qualified before
A large share of this page pulls from Europe: England, Germany, France, Spain, Netherlands, Portugal, Belgium, Turkey, Scotland and Sweden among the countries whose earlier shirts sit here, tied to squads that have reached recent tournaments and are expected to again. A Ballack Germany shirt sits near a Zidane France away kit and a Raul Spain home shirt, three of the biggest names any of these countries have produced in the last thirty years, alongside an Ibrahimovic Sweden shirt from 2003-04 and a Hakan Sükur Turkey jersey from the mid-2000s.
South America's usual contenders
Brazil and Argentina, gathered under South America national shirts, round out the countries most likely to be talked about between now and kickoff, the two nations with the most World Cup history behind them. A Ronaldo Brazil home shirt from 2006-08 and a Maradona 1994 Argentina jersey, from his final tournament with the national side, sit alongside a Messi 2006-07 away shirt from close to the start of his own international career, and a Tevez home shirt from the same Argentina generation.
Where the rest of these shirts live day to day
Every shirt on this page also sits under its own country's page as part of national team shirts, so browsing by continent works just as well as browsing by what's coming next summer. A search for "Portugal 2010" or "England 1994" will surface the same jersey either way, since this page is a different route into the same stock rather than a separate collection built on its own. Which countries end up qualifying will shape how relevant a given nation's shirts feel here as next summer gets closer, even though the shirts themselves won't change.
Good to know
- Are these shirts from the 2026 World Cup?
- No, the tournament hasn't been played yet. This page gathers earlier shirts from the countries expected to take part next summer.
- Who is hosting the 2026 World Cup?
- The USA, Mexico and Canada, hosting jointly for the first time as three nations.
- How is this page different from national team shirts?
- It's the same shirts viewed through a different lens, grouped by relevance to next summer's tournament rather than by continent alone.
- Will this page update once the tournament starts?
- As the shop's stock and focus shift closer to the tournament, this page is expected to reflect that.
- What are the shipping costs?
- Shipping is free within the Netherlands and Belgium from 100 euros, and worldwide from 150 euros. Every order ships with track and trace.