The best World Cup 2022 kits

The World Cup is nearing and the 32 competing nations are getting kitted out on the eve of the tournament.

It’s very easy to criticise kit designs (and I will be writing a sister article in which I do exactly that, don’t worry), but sometimes not enough is made of when suppliers get it spot on.

Here are 90min’s picks for the best kits at the 2022 World Cup.

The Netherlands may be heading to Qatar with an abomination of a home kit, but their away strip at least has a nice mid-2000s vibe to it.

The blue is a gorgeous navy shade and, unlike most of Nike’s other designs, the front collar isn’t too offensive.

Kit designers, take note: burgundy = good, claret = bad.

Qatar will make their World Cup debut with this lovely little number, complete with a pattern mirroring their flag on the cuffs of the sleeves.

Like the Netherlands, England’s home kit is best left back home.

Their changed shirt, however, should become an instant cult classic (providing the team don’t flame out early on). Only the Three Lions can make sky blue and red a winning combination, after all.

Puma should be ashamed with themselves for some of the atrocious kits they’ve handed out to teams competing on literally the biggest stage in sport.

However, Senegal’s home kit is clean but colourful, slick yet vibrant, so we’ll give them a pass on this one.

You can always rely on adidas to sort Germany out with top clobber for major tournaments.

Their home kit feels a bit too Ajax/PSG, but the changed strip just looks like one of a team that is going to win the World Cup final 4-0.

OK, Nike, you’ve piqued my interest.

A salmon-ish shade of red with distinct sleeve details and black trim? Sign me right up.

Spain mean business with a kit like this.

The classic smooth red and navy blue combo has been accompanied by a beautifully accented gold, rounded with a smart looking collar. Mwah.