Women's World Cup kits: England, Republic of Ireland and USA among kits already released (2024)

With the Women's World Cup fast approaching, teams including England, the Republic of Ireland and the USA have all revealed their new kits for the tournament.

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Argentina

Taking inspiration from the landscapes of Serrania de Hornocal in the north to Ushuaia in the south, the Argentina away kit represents the natural landscapes found across the country.

The adidas jersey comes in tones of dark and light green with orange accents. It is accompanied by black shorts and socks.

The home kit is expected to continue with the traditional light blue and white stripes, and will likely mirror that of the kit worn by the men's team in their triumphant 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

Australia

As one of the tournament hosts, Australia's Nike home kit will feature their trademark yellow jersey with dark green shorts. It also features a "created-by-hand acrylic pour and marbling pattern", which aims to represent Australia's diversity and transformation of the national team

Their away kit comes in all-turquoise, with a dark blue stripe along the side of both shirts and shorts.

A Nike release added: "Australia's National Team Collection celebrates its diverse country and community and is an invitation to all Australians to join in and embrace this once-in-a-lifetime moment and iconic team."

Brazil

Brazil's Nike kits are inspired by the Amazon rainforest. The iconic yellow home shirt has leaf patterns representing the landscape's ecosystems weaved into the fabric, accompanied by bright green trim and dark blue shorts.

The vibrant blue away kits also include impressive foliage patterns in bright green on the shirt sleeves. It will be accompanied by white shorts and blue socks.

Canada

Both of Canada's Nike home and away kits use their traditional red and white colours. The home kit has a red and black jersey paired with black shorts and red socks. It uses a geometric maple leaf design.

The away kit has a white shirt with red accents, paired with red shorts and white socks with red trim.

China

China's Nike kits use two of their culturally traditional colours in red and yellow.

The home kit is inspired by the 'xiangyun' symbol - a traditional Chinese stylised cloud associated with good luck and good fortune. It features on an all-red kit with yellow accents.

This is flipped for the away kit - the shirt, shorts and socks are all yellow with red accents.

Colombia

Colombia's away kit takes inspiration from the Cano Cristales River - often referred to as the 'River of Five Colours' - which adidas says "celebrates the unique changing phenomenon that occurs due to the reflection of light against the water".

The striking purple jersey has a marble-like pattern with light purple and pink hues, featuring yellow accents that give a nod to their traditional home kit colours.

The home kit will continue with the traditional yellow shirt with red and black accents.

Costa Rica

Costa Rica's home kit will come in their traditional red, with white and blue accents. The adidas kit will be paired with blue shorts and white socks.

The away kit will be all-white, featuring thin gold stripes down the front of the jersey. The back is plain white, apart from the final quarter, which features the stripes. The accents also come in gold and black.

Denmark

The Denmark home kit, made by Hummel, will come in their traditional red. Inspired by the Pop Art movement, it will have different variations of the country's crest across the shirt, with white accents.

These colours are reversed for the away jersey. It comes in predominantly white with the accents and some Pop Art aspects highlighted in red. Both colours also reflect the Danish national flag.

England

As Wembley celebrates its 100th year, England's Nike home kit is inspired by the Art Deco movement and design of the stadium.

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The home kit will feature the traditional white shirt, with its off-white tone imitating the original Wembley's chalky white brick exterior in 1923. It is paired with blue shorts and white socks, also paying homage to the 1984 England team, the first women's team assembled for a major tournament.

The all-blue away kit also features a geometric pattern which offers a nod to the Art Deco movement. The use of blue shorts on both kits comes after England players expressed concerns over wearing white shorts while on their periods.

France

France's kits - made by Nike - are 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 a light blue jersey and shorts with Orphism-inspired patterns, paired with red shorts. The trim features the red, white and blue of the French national flag.

The white away kit features a bespoke, hand-painted pattern cut into hexagon shapes with a lilac hue, again reminiscent of the Orphism art movement. It is paired with dark blue shorts and white shorts.

Germany

Germany's away jersey kit is, according to adidas, "inspired by the various deep green woodland areas found within the country - from the Black Forest to the Zauberwald".

The kits come in hues of green with a handmade graphic print, with details in gold. It comes paired with black shorts.

Germany's home kit is the same as the 2022 men's offering, featuring a black stripe down the middle of the jersey and white either side. The accents also come in black, with the colour of the nation's flag around the neckline.

Haiti

The Haiti home kit reflects the country's national team badge, with a blue jersey and red trim. There is also a unique shirt design from manufacturers Saeta, with 'Haiti' patterned onto the shirt in a diamond, surrounded by an additional intricate design.

The away kit features the same pattern, but comes with a white jersey with blue and red accents.

Italy

Italy will play a traditional all-blue kit featuring a marble pattern on the shirt and shorts. The adidas kit is trimmed in gold with white accents, including 'Italia' across the back of the neck.

The marble motif continues in an all-cream away kit, with a marble pattern in gold and blue. The trim also comes in blue, with green, red and white outlining the stripes on the shoulder.

Jamaica

Jamaica's World Cup kits have been created in collaboration between adidas and fashion label, Wales Bonner.

The home kit features the traditional yellow jersey with thin vertical green stripes, accompanied by black and green accents as a nod to Jamaica's flag. It will be accompanied by white shorts.

The away kit is a deep brown shirt and shorts. Along the neckline, arm cuffs and side panel of the jersey is a red, green and gold-striped design. The remaining accents are all gold.

Japan

Japan's away kit comes in striking pink and lilac. With purple around the top of the jersey and arms, the pink on the remainder takes inspiration from the sunrises at Mount Fuji. It is paired with lilac shorts and socks.

Adidas describes the sunrise motif as "representing the collective mission of the Japanese team - as the Women's World Cup emerges on the horizon - to add another winner's star to the team badge".

The home kit will continue to feature a blue and white shirt, with a kite-like design on the front of the jersey. The back is a solid blue colour, with the Japanese flag on the neck.

Morocco

The Puma-made Morocco home kit comes in a traditional red, with a jagged-edged pattern diagonally across the jersey in differing shades. The shirt accents come in green and gold.

The away kit is yet to be released.

Netherlands

The Netherlands kits reflect the two identities of the counter - the red, blue and white of the country's flag, and the bright orange synonymous with the Dutch.

The iconic orange home kit - made by Nike - includes a two-toned kit with a geometric pattern. The away kit is primarily dark blue with a light blue pattern. It also features red trim and a white badge, incorporating the colours of the national flag.

New Zealand

Tournament co-hosts New Zealand have opted for an eye-catching kit, celebrating the country's stunning landscapes and using the long-time symbol of their national identity - the silver fern.

The home kit comes in traditional black, with the silver fern imprinted across both the jersey and shorts. To create a distinct pattern, Nike designers used black and silver spray paint techniques.

The away kit - a white jersey and teal shorts with white socks featuring teal trim - is inspired by the 1991 squad, who took New Zealand to their first World Cup.

Nigeria

As we have come to expect, Nigeria's kits are exciting and eye-catching, blending the distinctiveness of local prints and patterns with the current styles from the fashion scene in Abuja.

The Nike home kit comes in the now well-known bright green, featuring a bespoke pattern on the arm cuffs and socks inspired by traditional Nigerian artwork and textiles.

The away kit, which comes in dark green with coral socks, combines modern and traditional prints. Looking closer at the graphics on the jersey and shorts, it pays homage to the team's 'Super Falcons' nickname name.

Norway

Both of Norway's kits reflect the red, white and blue of their national flag, made by Nike. Their home kit features a red jersey with dark blue shorts and accents.

The away kit has a white shirt and socks with red shorts. Both the jersey and shorts have dark blue panelling, similar to the home offering.

Panama

Panama's kits for the World Cup have been manufactured by Reebok. The red home jersey features a hexagonal design, with the blue trim reflecting the country's national team badge and flag.

The white away shirt also comes in white with blue accents - again in-keeping with Panama's national colours - but with no hexagonal design.

Philippines

The Philippines will wear a white home kit, made by adidas, for the World Cup. The shirt will feature vertical lines of blue stripes in varying shades, with additional blue and yellow accents.

The away kit will come in a dark blue, with thin red stripes and accents. The cuff around the neck is white, while the adidas logo will be a vibrant yellow.

Portugal

According to Nike, Portugal's kits offers a "nod to modern art and fashion as well as the country's maritime roots and traditional craftsmanship to proudly represent Portuguese heritage".

Their home kit remains rather traditional, with a red shirt and shorts featuring dark green panelling to reflect the country's national flag.

The away kit offers an eye-catching motif, inspired by the country's famous 'calcada Portuguesa' designs. Again drawing from Portugal's flag and football crest, it has red, gold and green shapes on a light gold shirt.

It is accompanied by green shorts and light gold socks with green accents on the away jersey.

Republic of Ireland

For the Republic of Ireland's first Women's World Cup, they will wear their traditional green jersey for their home kit. It features green, white and gold trim - paying homage to the national flag - with 'Eire' on the back of the neck.

It will be paired with green socks and white shorts. The FAI added: "The FAI consulted with the senior leadership group within the squad and with management on the possibility of switching the colour of the shorts but with the supply of protective underwear the players felt that staying with white shorts was the preferred option."

The away kit will feature a white shirt with thin green horizontal hoops. The trim of the arms and neck are in a block green with accents of orange.

South Africa

South Africa's home kit will be all-yellow, and made by Le Coq Sportif. It comes with accents of green and a imprinted pattern in a lighter yellow on the jersey. It is paired with yellow shorts and socks.

The away kit comes in forest green, again with an imprinted pattern on the jersey. It comes with gold accents, with forest green shorts and socks.

South Korea

According to kit manufacturer Nike, "the Korea National Team Collection is inspired by the country's youth culture and globally renowned fashion style".

They will wear red jerseys and shorts, with vibrant pink socks and accents. This includes panelling down the side of the kit, which aims to reflect the youthful spirit of the country and the team.

The away kit features a white shirt and black shorts. There is blocking along the side of the jersey inspired by the Korean fashion scene, pointing to the traditional ideas of balance and opposites on the Korean flag.

Spain

Spain's away jersey features an eye-catching floral design along the sides of the top, as well along the arms. It takes inspiration from the coral reefs found around Spain's coast, which they share in common with tournament hosts Australia and New Zealand.

The lilac adidas jersey - which includes darker purple and pink accents - is paired with lilac shorts and socks.

The home kit will stick with the traditional red jersey, featuring accents of yellow and dark blue.

Sweden

Sweden are keeping with their traditional yellow and blue for their World Cup away kit. The dark blue jersey draws from the glacial rivers and ice caps that are found throughout the country, with patches of lighter blue on the graphic print. It is highlighted with yellow accents.

The home kit will feature the eye-catching yellow shirt, with accents of dark blue. Rather than traditionally on the left of the shirt, the country's badge will sit in the middle of the jersey.

Switzerland

Switzerland's Puma-made home kit comes in the traditional red with thin, white vertical stripes down on the jersey, with white cuffs around the arm and neck.

It layers on top of a mountain design, reflecting the Swiss terrain. The mountains are gradient in their red colour, getting darker towards the bottom of the shirt.

The away jersey is a far simpler design, coming in a block white. The accents come with simple red stirps and 'Suisse' across the chest.

USA

Much like the France kits, the USA offerings are inspired by the art movement of abstract expressionism. According to Nike, it "started in the 1940s in New York City as the art epicentre began to shift from Europe to the US - similar to what the USA team has done for women's football".

The home kit features a white shirt with contrasting blue paint splatters. The "distinct drip-paint technique pattern" was done in the action-painting method of abstract expressionism. It is paired with dark blue shorts.

The all-blue away kit features a distinct pattern. The sleeve cuffs feature a unique red stars and stripes graphic print, with the neckline of the jersey also featuring red blades, formed to look like the tips of stars.

Vietnam

The Vietnamese home kit is inspired by the country's flag. A simple red shirt with gold accents, and a diamond pattern ingrained into the shirt that represents the intersecting patters of the star on Vietnam's flag.

Kit maker Grand Sport have produced a white away kit with a grey marble pattern. The nod to the red and gold flag continues with accents in both colours, plus a star either side of the neck on the red collar.

Zambia

Zambia's home kit, made by KoPa international, will come with an orange jersey, accompanied by black accents. This includes short, thick black strips in a vertical line underneath the country badge.

The away kit continues in a similar fashion, but comes in green with the stripes multi-coloured to represent the colours of Zambia's national flag.

What is the World Cup schedule?

The group stage will begin on July 20 and run over a two-week period finishing on August 3 and see group winners and runners-up progress to the round of 16, which takes place from August 5 to August 8.

The quarter-finals, which will be held in Wellington, Auckland, Brisbane and Sydney, are scheduled for August 11 and 12.

The first semi-final will then be played on August 15 in Auckland, with the other semi-final taking place on August 16 at the Accor Stadium in Sydney, which will then host the final on August 20.

A third-place play-off will be played the day before the final on August 19 in Brisbane.