Overview
- Adidas and retail partner Fanatics released the first wave on Nov. 6, making roughly 20–22 national-team home shirts available to buy, with away kits to follow.
- Mexico’s new home shirt returns to iconic green with Aztec-inspired details and is slated to debut on Nov. 15 in a friendly against Uruguay in Torreón, with fan and authentic versions listed at about $107 and $161.
- Germany unveiled a retro-influenced design combining chevrons and diamonds, which will be the team’s final World Cup kit from Adidas before a planned switch to Nike.
- Adidas says the shirts use next‑generation CLIMACOOL+ with body‑mapped ventilation to manage heat and moisture across 2026 host venues in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.
- Footy Headlines reports Jamaica will get a separate Bob Marley–themed launch window with conflicting leaked dates of Feb. 6 or Mar. 6, 2026, and Adidas has also introduced cropped women’s versions for Argentina, Germany, Italy, and Spain at £75.