1950
Brazil
1950
Spanish FAFourth place
Deep red shirt with a simple collar and a small crest. Classic mid-century Spanish styling.
Spain finished fourth — their best World Cup showing until 2010.
1982
Spain
1982
Adidas (unofficial)Second group stage
Hosts shirt with a proud centrally-placed national crest. Spain finally got their own tournament.
Hosting did not translate to success: Spain went out in the second group stage despite home advantage.
1994
USA
1994
AdidasQuarter-finals
The iconic deep-red Adidas shirt with thick shoulder stripes. One of the most copied Spanish templates.
Spain reached the quarters before a controversial exit to Italy involving a Mauro Tassotti elbow on Luis Enrique.
2010
South Africa
2010
AdidasChampions
Deep red home with gold trim on the crest and a minimalist Adidas template — the shirt of the champions.
Tiki-taka reached its peak. Iniesta's 116th-minute winner against the Netherlands gave Spain their first ever World Cup — they are still the only European nation to win the tournament outside Europe.
2014
Brazil
2014
AdidasGroup stage
Deeper red with a gold crest accent — the defending champions template.
Reigning champions were eliminated in the group stage after a 5-1 thrashing by the Netherlands on matchday one.
2022
Qatar
2022
AdidasRound of 16
Sharp modern red home with blue accents and a cleaner crest.
Spain topped a group including Germany but lost to Morocco on penalties in the round of 16.
2026
USA/Mexico/Canada
2026
AdidasCurrent kit
Current-cycle Spain home shirt for the 2026 World Cup cycle.
The archive continues on the live 2026 Spain team page.
Frequently asked questions
When did Spain win the World Cup?
Spain won their only World Cup in 2010 in South Africa, beating the Netherlands 1-0 in extra time with an Andrés Iniesta winner.
Who makes Spain's kit?
Adidas have made the Spain national team kit since 1991.
Why is the Spain home shirt red?
La Roja — the red one — is a nickname as old as the national team itself. Red and gold are the historic colours of the Spanish national flag and have appeared on Spanish football shirts since the 1920s.
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