The World Cup is back on and all is good once again. This year’s competition includes an extra 16 nations, meaning 48 teams are all vying to add a star above its country's crest. This also means more competition for the best World Cup kit, with all the big brands bringing out its A game. Argentina’s crisp blue and white hues look as classic as ever, Palace and England are doing some serious bits on the warm up kit, and everyone seems to be loving the details on the adidas Mexico kit.

In fact, the jerseys for the 2026 World Cup are so good that we put a list of our 10 kits to watch the football in. Plus, to save you all the head-scratching, we made things dead easy by picking out which shorts and shoes to wear each kit with.