England World Cup 2026 Jerseys

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The 2026 England World Cup Jersey Lineup England head into the 2026 World Cup chasing the trophy that's eluded them for 60 years. Under Thomas Tuchel - the first German-born manager in Three Lions history - and with a squad headlined by Jude Bellingham, Harry Kane, and Bukayo Saka, the expectations are clear: finish what the Euro 2024 final started. Nike's 2026 England World Cup jerseys pair that ambition with a design rooted in English football identity, from the fabric-level jacquard patterning to a collar slogan pulled straight from the national anthem. Home vs. Away: The 2026 England Kit Collection Nike designed both kits around what it calls "unapologetically English" football culture, and the contrast between them is sharp: heritage white for the home, bold red for the away, with shared cultural details woven into the fabric of both. The home jersey uses the classic all-white base that has defined the Three Lions since the 1960s. What sets this version apart is the bespoke jacquard pattern of lions, stars, and St. George's Cross flags engineered directly into the knit, giving the shirt a layered, textured quality visible up close. Navy piping runs along the shoulder seams, and red side inserts edged in navy add the traditional tricolor contrast. Above the crest sits a metallic gold star representing the 1966 World Cup win, replacing the subtle monochrome version used on recent kits. Inside the collar, "HAPPY AND GLORIOUS" is printed, a line from "God Save the King" that players see every time they pull on the shirt. The away jersey moves to a "Speed Red" base with "Obsidian" (navy) and white accents, echoing England's most popular away kits of the past two decades. The Three Lions crest shifts to the center of the chest, sitting directly above the Nike Swoosh with the same gold star above it. A rounded navy collar differs from the home version, and the same jacquard lion-and-star pattern is woven into the red fabric as a tonal texture. Nike pairs the red shirt