5 Mexican Fashion Collections Inspired by the 2026 World Cup

As Mexico prepares to co-host the 2026 FIFA World Cup, its fashion industry is stepping onto the global stage with a series of collections inspired by the beautiful game.

Creatives across the country have spent months developing capsule collections that draw inspiration from football, one of the world's most celebrated sports. With the tournament set to kick off, and the historic Estadio Azteca, officially renamed Estadio Ciudad de México by FIFA, ready to welcome the world's teams, Mexican fashion is proposing unique ways to celebrate this historic event.

Brands like Semiótica are making a statement with pieces like a jersey that garnered significant attention at Volvo Fashion Week Mexico. Available in olive green and white, this garment has become a coveted item, embodying the fusion of sport and style.

Fábrica de Punto is honoring Mexican manufacturing heritage with a versatile design inspired by 1970s aesthetics and 1980s craftsmanship. The brand describes its World Cup-inspired piece as "a garment that crosses sport, culture, and fashion, conceived to accompany a historic moment and allow each person to express, through their clothing, their pride and Mexican identity."

Adding to the celebratory lineup, designer Anuar Layón, in partnership with Bala di Gala, is commemorating the 10th anniversary of his brand 'Mexico Is The Shit' with footwear. These bicolor leather shoes evoke the iconic cleats worn during the 1986 World Cup held in Mexico, merging street style with nostalgic football aesthetics.

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Mexico 26 is a garment that crosses sport, culture and fashion, conceived to accompany a historic moment and allow each person to express, from their clothing, their pride and their Mexican identity.