- Canada: Midfielder Alphonso Davies and his teammates wore suits for their team photo in Toronto from Montreal based luxury menswear brand Samuelsohn. The black, double-breasted suit is available for customers in Canada and the U.S. to order in the same version or customize.
- Ivory Coast: The squad arrived in a custom ensemble by Ibrahim Fernandez blending modern tailoring with traditional patterns as an homage to traditional Dida cloth. The suits feature orange tie-dye jackets with an elephant motif on the back, a white collared shirt, and tailored white trousers.
- Croatia: Montreal based luxury brand Mackage served as Croatia's official off-field outfitter, dressing the team in a capsule built around national colors of red, white, and navy. The collection blends technical outerwear with knitwear, polo shirts, and bottoms, with jackets featuring removable hoods for varying climates across U.S. tournament venues. Mackage also introduced its first-ever footwear model, named the Luka for Croatian legend Luka Modrić, designed in Croatian national team colors.
- Democratic Republic of the Congo: Congo DR picked up style points before play began, walking in Houston in sharp suits with leopard-print sashes and matching bags by JMAKXParis. The suit and bag are available to purchase online.
- France: Les Bleus showed up in style from the plane, with designer luggage drawing heavy attention. Forward Michael Olise carried a large black Hermès Birkin, while winger Ousmane Dembélé brought two of his own, a black and a tan. Teammates continued the tarmac runway look: Marcus Thuram with a lime-green Chanel x Pharrell flap bag, Robin Risser with a Louis Vuitton Keepall, and Rayan Cherki with a sand Hermès Kelly Maxi. France opened its first match in New York against Senegal in a blue warmup kit with thin red and white pinstripes, designed in collaboration between Nike and French fashion house Jacquemus. On forward Kylian Mbappé, the jersey features a white Nike Swoosh on the right chest and an unconventional crest arrangement on the left: two stars representing France's two World Cup wins and the Gallic rooster above a blocky French tricolor graphic bearing the Jacquemus logo.
- Germany: Germany touched down in North Carolina wearing a capsule collection created by Swedish German fashion label Marc O'Polo. Players were also rolling Rimowa suitcases.
As described on the designer's website for Ibrahim Fernandez's Ivory Coast ensemble:
It's more than just a uniform: it's a symbol of national pride and ambition on the biggest stage in world football.
JMAKXParis founder and creative director Alvin Junior Mak said:
In Congo culture, the spirit of leopard is a spirit of strength. It is the spirit of resilience, so I want to transfer this energy to them.
A parallel fashion competition has run alongside the soccer at this tournament, with national pride and luxury branding on display before and between matches.
