Haiti’s kit manufacturer Saeta has unveiled the official strip the Grenadiers will wear at the 2026 FIFA World Cup — the country’s first appearance at the tournament since 1974 and only their second in history.
The Haiti 2026 match collection comprises three distinct jerseys: a royal blue home, a white away, and a red third kit, each sharing a unified polo collar design that gives the range a cohesive, classic identity across all three colorways.
The Haiti World Cup 2026 Saeta home jersey is royal blue with a red V-shaped polo collar trimmed in white, red sleeve cuffs with a white stripe, and the Fédération Haïtienne de Football crest centered on the chest.
The away kit takes a predominantly white base with a bold red collar and matching red-trimmed cuffs, while the third shirt flips the palette again to a deep red with white collar and cuff detailing. All three jerseys carry consistent placement of the Saeta branding and the federation badge, maintaining a clean visual language throughout the collection.
The most striking design element shared across all three Haiti World Cup 2026 Saeta jerseys is the lower frontal graphic, a sublimated illustration depicting silhouettes of figures from the Haitian Revolution, complete with the Haitian flag rendered in the national colors.
The scene is evocative of the late 18th and early 19th century uprising that made Haiti the first Black republic in the world, and its placement on the jersey serves as a direct cultural statement embedded into the kit itself. A “HAITI” graphic signoff accompanies the artwork, reinforcing national identity on each shirt.
On the reverse, the Haiti World Cup 2026 Seata jerseys feature sublimated coconut palm greens as a nod to Haiti’s natural landscape — a quieter, more understated detail that contrasts with the boldness of the front-facing revolutionary imagery.
Haiti will debut the Colombian-made kits on the grandest stage of world football in the group stage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, where they are set to face Scotland, Brazil, and Morocco.
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