Czechia has unveiled its away kit for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, a design produced by PUMA that leans heavily into the aesthetic heritage of Czech craft and artistry. The jersey features an icy white base layered with an intricate all-over crystal-inspired graphic print, rendered in tonal white and light grey that gives the fabric an almost engraved or etched quality.
Gold accents appear throughout the Czechia World Cup 2026 away shirt — most prominently on the ribbed crew-neck collar and side panels — tying the look together with a sense of refinement that nods to Czech decorative tradition.
The crest on the left chest sits within a dark brown heraldic shield and features a gold double-tailed lion, a symbol deeply embedded in Czech national identity. The same lion motif appears in miniature on the back neck of the shirt, just below the collar, reinforcing its central role in the kit’s visual identity. Inside the collar, the phrase “Hrdě za leoho” — roughly translating to “Proudly for the lion” — is printed as a subtle but meaningful touch for the players wearing it. The PUMA leaping cat logo appears on the left chest in a tonal brown finish that keeps the branding understated against the white fabric.
On the reverse, the design shifts notably. The sleeves carry the patterned graphic through from the front, while the back panel itself remains largely clean and unadorned — a deliberate contrast that gives the number and name block on the back plenty of visual space. Player names and squad numbers are printed in a bold, serif-influenced font in dark brown, as seen with West Ham and Czech Republic midfielder Tomáš Souček’s name and number 22 appearing in official release imagery.
Czechia will wear their new PUMA away kit during their FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign, where they have been drawn into a group alongside Mexico, South Africa, and South Korea.
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