1994 FIFA World Cup jerseys

Between June 17 and July 17, 1994, the fifteenth edition of the FIFA World Cup was held on American soil, being the last one to have 24 participants before the expansion to 32 that were present from France 1998 until Qatar 2022.

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The tournament, remembered for crowning Brazil as four-time champions after a 24-year drought following their victory over Italy on penalties, was a success in terms of television audience and stadium attendance, marking the beginning of a strong development of soccer in the North American country, where it had always been among the less popular sports.

The German brand adidas comfortably dominated the number of teams with almost half of them wearing its famous three stripes, also providing the official ball, which was named Questra since it was an old word meaning “the quest for the stars”.

Other notable brands were the English Umbro, which dressed 4 teams, and the Italian Lotto and Diadora, which designed the kits for three teams each. At that time, the absence of PUMA and Nike was surprising; the latter would make a significant breakthrough in the national team market a few years later by signing lucrative contracts with Brazil and Italy, who were major protagonists of this cup.

Sports brands

10 x adidas, 4 x Umbro, 3 x Diadora & Lotto, 1 x Mitre, Rapido, Reebok & Shamel.

1994 USA World Cup Kits

GROUP A

Qualified for the round of 16: Romania, Switzerland and the United States

GROUP B

Qualified for the round of 16: Brazil and Sweden

*Russia’s home kit is remembered for the day Oleg Salenko surprised the world against Cameroon by scoring 5 goals, being to this day the only player to have achieved this in World Cup history.

*Cameroon only used their home kit.

GROUP C

Qualified for the round of 16: Germany and Spain

*Bolivia and Germany only used their home kit

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GROUP D

Qualified for the round of 16: Nigeria, Bulgaria and Argentina

*Argentina’s kits were the last officially worn by Diego Armando Maradona in the national team: with the home kit he played his last match against Nigeria, and with the away kit against Greece he scored his last goal.

GROUP E

Qualified for the round of 16: Mexico, Ireland and Italy

*Italy’s Diadora kits did not feature the brand’s logo as the federation banned sponsors on their apparel until the late nineties when Kappa’s “ominis” appeared.

GROUP F

Qualified for the round of 16: Netherlands, Saudi Arabia and Belgium