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AMMAN — The Jordan Football Association (JFA) on Monday unveiled the official kit of the national football team for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, marking Jordan’s historic first appearance at the tournament.
The new kit reflects Jordan’s national identity through a visual concept inspired by key symbols of Jordanian culture, reinforcing the Kingdom’s presence on the global football stage, according to a JFA statement.
The home and away kits feature the red-and-white Jordanian shemagh, one of the country’s most recognisable national symbols, representing pride, resilience, and the spirit of Al Nashama.
The third kit draws inspiration from the black iris, Jordan’s national flower, combining shades of purple and black in a design that reflects Jordanians’ connection to nature and national heritage.
The design extends to jersey numbers and lettering, which are inspired by Nabataean heritage, highlighting its contributions to writing and culture, as well as the enduring legacy of the Petra civilisation carved into Jordan’s rock.
Blending heritage with modernity, the kit incorporates Nabataean stair motifs carved into Jordan’s mountains and stone as symbols of ambition and ascent, alongside contemporary visual elements inspired by pixels and digital geometry, reflecting a fusion of authenticity and technology.
The jersey was designed by Jordanian creatives, with designer Dania Louzi and typographic artist Hussein Ezzat integrating national and cultural motifs into a modern visual identity that reflects belonging and sporting ambition.
The jerseys will be available in several editions, with the fan version priced at JD27, the player edition at JD60, and the special black edition at JD40.
They will be available for online ordering and at authorised outlets within a week, with international shipping also offered.
