The World Cup 2026 kit rankings have been published, with South Korea's home shirt taking the dubious honour of being placed 96th out of 96. The kit features a 'head-to-toe camo print' that Nike claims embodies 'an ambush of tigers', but reviewers called it ugly.
Other low-ranked shirts include Japan's home kit at 88th, described as 'a bit odd', and Ghana's home shirt at 86th, which was criticised for a 'messy' spider-web motif inspired by Ghanaian folklore. Mexico's away shirt placed 81st, deemed 'not colourful enough to feel Mexican'.
The rankings cover every home and away shirt from the 48 nations competing in North America, with Adidas and Puma praised for strong showings. However, the top 10 kits were not revealed in the initial batch, leaving fans to speculate on which designs took the coveted top spot.
