Mexico World Cup Kit History

Classic green shirt with a white collar and a small crest — the shirt of the first Mexican host tournament.

Mexico reached the quarter-finals on home soil, their best World Cup run up to that point.

Iconic green Adidas shirt with three white stripes on the shoulders — one of the most copied international templates ever.

Hosts again, and again reached the quarter-finals. The tournament is remembered for Maradona's Hand of God and Mexico's wave of noise in the Azteca.

Famously loud green shirt with the Aztec calendar printed across the chest. Still one of the most collected international shirts on resale sites.

Mexico reached the round of 16 and the shirt became a collector item almost overnight.

Bold emerald green with red trim and a modernised crest. Ochoa wore a famously loud goalkeeper shirt the same tournament.

Mexico topped a group that included Brazil and pushed the Netherlands to the limit in the round of 16.

Vibrant green home with red and white sleeve detail. Worn when Mexico beat the defending champions.

Mexico beat world champions Germany 1-0 on matchday one — one of the great group-stage upsets in modern World Cup history.

Cleaner emerald green home with Aztec motif on the sleeve — a nod to 1998.

Mexico failed to reach the knockout stage for the first time since 1978, eliminated on goal difference behind Argentina and Poland.

Current-cycle Mexico home shirt for the 48-team tournament, with Mexico co-hosting.

The archive continues on the live 2026 Mexico team page.