2014 FIFA World Cup Jerseys
All the kits worn by the 32 countries that competed in the 2014 Brazil World Cup.
We review all the kits featured by the national teams in the 20th edition of the FIFA World Cup, which took place in Brazil between June 12 and July 13, 2014.
The tournament concluded at the legendary Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, where Germany was crowned champions after defeating Argentina in extra time with a goal by Mario Götze, earning the fourth star in their history.
Nike was the brand that sponsored the highest number of squads with 10, followed by adidas with 9 and PUMA with 8.
Brands such as Italy’s Lotto, Spain’s Joma, Germany’s uhlsport, Qatar’s Burrda, and Ecuador’s Marathon also had one representative each.
2014 Brazil World Cup Jerseys
GROUP A
Qualified for the Round of 16: Brazil and Mexico
*Brazil also launched a dark green jersey that was only intended for retail.
GROUP B
Qualified for the Round of 16: Netherlands and Chile
*Spain made its debut in this World Cup wearing a special white jersey based on the home design. This was due to a FIFA request because both main kits were dark and a clear contrast was needed to avoid a “kit clash” against the Netherlands.
GROUP C
Qualified for the Round of 16: Colombia and Greece
GROUP D
Qualified for the Round of 16: Costa Rica and Uruguay
GROUP E
Qualified for the Round of 16: France and Switzerland
GROUP F
Qualified for the Round of 16: Argentina and Nigeria
GROUP G
Qualified for the Round of 16: Germany and USA
GROUP H
Qualified for the Round of 16: Belgium and Algeria
*Belgium also featured a yellow third model that was not used during the tournament.