Fashion Catches Football Fever

Get in the spirit of the beautiful game.

Fashion has caught football fever, especially with the FIFA World Cup 2026 playing out from June 11 to July 19 across the United States, Mexico, and Canada. From Loewe and Jacquemus dressing the Spanish and French teams respectively to sportswear brands elevating its offerings by partnering with celebrated designers, we can look forward to an exciting summer of football and fashion. Below, we highlight nine football-inspired capsule collections to enjoy this sporting season in style.

Kick off the festivities with the right wardrobe.

Boggi Milano

Italian menswear brand Boggi Milano continues its partnership with FIFA as an official licensee, unveiling a new capsule collection of eight polo shirts and eight t-shirts, each dedicated to the FIFA World Cup-winning nations which have shaped football history.

Shop the collection at Boggi Milano boutiques in The Exchange TRX and Pavilion Kuala Lumpur or online.

Levi’s

Levi’s gives its classic Country Ringer Tees a football-inspired makeover with an assortment of 13 country-inspired styles, inspired by each nation’s colours and symbols. The countries represented include Mexico, Canada, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Germany, France, England, Spain, Nigeria, Morocco, Japan, and South Korea, alongside the previously released United States edition.

Shop the collection in Levi’s boutiques or online.

Loewe

Loewe announces that it will be dressing the Spanish national team for the FIFA World Cup 2026, marking the start of a four-year partnership. For this specific occasion, creative directors Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez have created a complete wardrobe of tailored suits, casual wear, shoes, and leather goods to accompany the teams to the highly anticipated tournament.

Shop the collection online.

Jacquemus x Nike Team France

“In France, football is more than a sport… It lives in the everyday moments and has always been part of my life. Working with the French national team means representing a country, a culture, and unforgettable moments. It means the world to me,” says founder and creative director Simon Porte Jacquemus. The sophisticated collection, spotted on France’s national players Kylian Mbappé, Marcus Thuram, Aurélien Tchouaméni, and more, is now available for purchase.

Shop the collection online.

Y-3 by Wales Bonner

Menswear designer Grace Wales Bonner MBE, awarded the LVMH Prize in 2016 and CFDA International Men’s Designer of the Year 2021, is known for weaving sportswear and streetwear elements into her immaculate designs. In this collaborative effort with adidas Y-3, she nods to adidas’s football heritage and presents the Y-3 Field, bringing back a design from 2003 and reconstituting it in brown leather with a leather tongue hemmed with signature stitching, and finished with the classic Three Stripes.

Puma x Ahluwalia

London-based streetwear designer Priya Ahluwalia pays tribute to her Indian-Nigerian heritage in her latest football-inspired collaboration with Puma. She dives deep into Puma’s archives and infuses heritage silhouettes, such as the V-S1 sneaker, T7 top, and Micro Grip bag, with instantly-recognisable pan-African colour palette of green, yellow, black, and red.

Shop the collection online.

Stone Island x New Balance

Endrick

Abzorb 1890 sneakers

Abzorb 1890 sneakers

Lionel Messi teams up with adidas and Kith’s CEO Ronnie Fieg to create football kit, off-pitch apparel, and exclusive footwear. Highlights include graphic t-shirts, denim shorts, as well as the debut of the Copa 17 Ultraboost shoes designed by Kith with adidas.

Shop the collection online.

Burberry

Romeo Beckham

Son Heung-min

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley