The Best World Cup 2026 Collections to Shop
The Top 2026 World Cup Collections, From Skin Care to Streetwear
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Soccer fans have a lot to get excited about this summer. After months of anticipation, the 2026 FIFA World Cup officially kicked off on June 11, hosted by USA, Mexico, and Canada. It features a bevy of nail-biting matchups that will culminate in the event's final game, taking place on July 19. The competitive showcase — which only happens once every four years — brings together some of the best players and teams from around the world for a high-energy showdown that puts the spirit of the sport on full display, all while delivering a number of surprises and heartbreaks along the way.
To celebrate the momentous tournament, dozens of major brands and retailers have tapped into the excitement surrounding the event via an array of exclusive products, limited-edition collections, and even a few unexpected collaborations — all designed to commemorate the 2026 FIFA World Cup and help viewers look the part of a bona fide soccer fan. Fashion labels like Old Navy and Adidas to beauty brands like Paula's Choice and Patchology have reimagined what it looks like to support your favorite teams. And Verizon is taking it a step further, offering a bucket-list World Cup experience through Verizon Shine, a loyalty and rewards program in the My Verizon App. Customers can win free tickets to every match of the FIFA World Cup tournament through a giveaway in the app, including hundreds of "Golden Tickets" with pitchside access where you can watch a portion of the match directly from the field.
Ahead, we've curated a guide to the 10 best 2026 FIFA World Cup collections, with pieces that'll help you kick off your next watch party in style.
The Best World Cup 2026 Collaborations
- Best limited-edition scent: Dove Limited Edition Palo Santo and Sage Antiperspirant Spray at $8
- For a soft, subtle look: Aerie FWC26 OFFLINE Mesh Short Crew Sock at $13
- Fashionable and functional: Hollister Callie Reversible Cami at $20
- For the beauty fans: Patchology FIFA Team USA Eye Patches at $20
- Y2K meets World Cup: Old Navy FIFA World Cup 26 Smocked Graphic T-Shirt at $24, originally $35
- Enter the skin-care sweepstakes: Paula's Choice Youth-Extending Daily Hydrating Fluid SPF 50 at $27, originally $40
- For the hat enthusiast: Abercrombie & Fitch World Cup Graphic Snapback Cap at $45
- A fun and flirty take on World Cup dressing: adidas x Coca-Cola Cropped Jersey at $50
- Show off your team's flag on a jewelry charm: Raiz Wear Your Flag Charm at $65
- For the stylish soccer fan: Adidas Mexico Reconstructed Bringback Jersey at $90
- Best micro-detail: Levi's U.S. Soccer 478 Baggy Fit Shorts at $100
- A cozy classic: Gap FIFA World Cup VintageSoft Terry Oversized Hoodie at $108
- The designer Haiti top that went super-viral: Stella Jean L'Haitiana Red T-Shirt at $289
Dove Limited Edition Palo Santo and Sage Antiperspirant Spray ($8)
As an official sponsor of the FIFA World Cup, Dove created a limited edition Palo Santo & Sage collection across their bestselling products, from deodorant to body wash. Scan the QR code on any product to enter for a chance to win tickets to a match!
Aerie FWC26 OFFLINE Mesh Short Crew Sock ($13)
If wearing a full jersey isn't your style, support your favorite World Cup team with a graphic crew sock instead. The subtle design still shows team spirit without requiring a head-to-toe look.
Hollister Callie Reversible Cami ($20)
Between the humid temperatures and the inevitable stadium sun exposure, light layers is a foolproof way to stay cool as a spectator. Hollister turned its bestselling style into adorable World Cup-themed graphic tanks for a festive twist.
Patchology FIFA Team USA Eye Patches ($20)
Fandom isn't just for fashion — it also applies to your beauty routine. Use these USA-themed eye patches to depuff and hydrate your under-eyes before watching a match, or after a long night of celebrating a win.
Old Navy FIFA World Cup 26 Smocked Graphic T-Shirt ($24, originally $35)
Calling all Y2K enthusiasts! Old Navy created this adorable smocked T-shirt across 13 different countries to bring a trendy spin to World Cup merch. From the colorful trim to the lightweight cotton fabric, this style can easily translate from the stadium to everyday streetwear.
Paula's Choice Youth-Extending Daily Hydrating Fluid SPF 50 ($27, originally $40)
As another official sponsor of the FIFA World Cup, the viral skin-care brand launched Paula's Choice Fan Club:¸a sweepstakes to win two tickets to a match as well as other year-long perks. While there is no purchase necessary to enter, it's never a bad idea to stock up on some SPF before stepping into the stadium.
Abercrombie World Cup Graphic Snapback Cap ($45)
While jerseys and sweatshirts may feel on-theme during a match, hats are the perfect memento for fans to wear year-round. This cap features a simple World Cup patch embroidered with the year 1994, which was the last time the United States hosted the tournament.
adidas x Coca-Cola Cropped Jersey ($50)
Gone are the days when sporty and stylish were considered mutually exclusive. This cropped top is a chic and flirty way to dress for the World Cup, and can be paired easily with wide leg jeans or a pleated tennis skirt. Our recommendation? Style it with the adidas x Coca-Cola Firebird Track Pant ($100) for a look that's as festive as it is chic.
Raiz Wear Your Flag Charm ($65)
Jewelry is a fun and unexpected way to show your team pride, and Raiz makes it easy with their "Wear Your Flag" charms. Available in gold or silver, you can choose from a vast selection of teams including Argentina, South Africa, USA, and more. Wear this charm on the Raiz Olivia Paperclip Necklace ($70) or Raiz Olivia Paperclip Bracelet ($58) to complete the look.
Adidas Mexico Reconstructed Bringback Jersey ($90)
You are guaranteed to get compliments on this reimagined soccer jersey. The front looks like your ordinary angular crop top, while the back reveals a long tie, meant to resemble sweatshirt sleeves. Pair the top with baggy shorts or a miniskirt for a unique outfit.
Levi's U.S. Soccer 478 Baggy Fit Shorts ($100)
Sometimes the best details are the smallest. Hidden at the bottom corner of these baggy jean shorts is a mini USA patch. It's the perfect "if you know you know" way to support your team without sacrificing your minimalist style.
Gap FIFA World Cup VintageSoft Terry Oversized Hoodie ($108)
This is the perfect purchase for someone whose sweatshirt collection is a reflection of their favorite cultural and social events. Choose from one of seven different designs in Gap's signature soft terry material.
Stella Jean L'Haitiana Red T-Shirt ($289)
Yes, the viral Haiti tops from Stella Jean's limited-edition collection can be yours: they're available for pre-order now and ship worldwide starting in July. As the Instagram-popular campaign proves, they're just as chic paired with denim as a bold printed skirt.
— Additional reporting by Adelaide Giesey and Jessica C. Andrews
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