Nike Football's New National Team Kits Were Literally Made for Women
Designed for eight countries, including Brazil and Korea.
Nike Football just dropped its 2025 National Team kits, and they’re pretty special. Created for the women’s game, the new kits have been designed for eight countries, including Brazil, England, Nigeria and Korea. Championing the tradition and diversity of each country’s athletes, the kits aim to represent their unique aesthetics and cultures.
Crafted with Nike’s Dri-FIT ADV material innovation, the fabric aims to move sweat away from the skin, helping its wearer to stay cool, calm and collected. Drawing inspiration from the movements associated with the game, the kits have been designed using advanced body-mapping technology and 4D data to ensure precise mobility, breathability and ventilation.
Additionally, the kits utilize specific data from women athletes to ensure correct placement of mesh and ribbed textures, resulting in a new side panel for increased stretch and movement. Nike’s sustainability credentials also informed the design of the kits, with their trims and Swooshes crafted from “Nike Grind,” a collection of pre-consumer manufacturing scraps — recycled from used shoes and unsellable footwear.
Take a look at the new Nike 2025 National Team kits above, soon to be available via Nike and select retailers.
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