Women's World Cup 2023 kits are in the process of being released by manufacturers ahead of the summer tournament in Australia and New Zealand.
With shirts for the men's World Cup in Qatar taking priority at the end of 2022, many of the women's shirts are currently being dripfed in the weeks and months up to the competition itself. The women's kits for the 32 nations contesting the World Cup will certainly take centre stage, though, before Premier League kits and European kits inevitably begin to dominate public discourse once again.
With Nike shirts and Adidas shirts releasing some of their designs, brands such as Puma are keeping their kits close under wraps for now. With that being said, here's everything we know so far.
Argentina
Argentina's kits for the Women's World Cup 2023 haven't been released.
Australia
Australia's kits for the Women's World Cup 2023 haven't been released.
Brazil
Brazil's kits for the Women's World Cup 2023 haven't been released.
Canada
Canada's kits for the Women's World Cup 2023 haven't been released.
China
China's kits for the Women's World Cup 2023 haven't been released.
Colombia
Reflecting the kaleidoscopic colours of the Cano Cristales, the beautiful multi-colours produced during the reproductive process of the aquatic plants in the country's river, this design is uniquely Colombian - and we're all here for it.
True, the shirt seems more of a fashion statement than a football kit, but seeing their players score goals in this number would certainly add to the spectacle. Adding the yellow Adidas branding and Colombia badge is a nice touch, too.
Costa Rica
Not the most exciting of options, Adidas have kept it safe after taking over from New Balance as Costa Rica's kit manufacturer for their first design.
Based on the old Adidas mi License 2022 template, the shirt is certainly too bland and doesn't have any standout uniqueness. While the colours work well together, it's just a little, well, boring. It also features the German brand's old logo, suggesting there hasn't been as much effort in this piece as Costa Ricans would have perhaps liked.
Here at FourFourTwo, we're a sucker for a pinstripe - add those fine lines to any kit and it's automatically a lot nicer aesthetically. Make them gold, and you're onto a winner. The gold/black collar pops against the white base, with the gold pinstripes adding something more exciting to the kit.
Let's hope Costa Rica are the away side more often than not for the duration of their tournament.
Denmark
Denmark's kits for the Women's World Cup 2023 haven't been released.
England
England's kits for the Women's World Cup 2023 haven't been released.
France
France's kits for the Women's World Cup 2023 haven't been released.
Germany
With regal touches of gold and a completely white back, this Germany shirt feels fresh and new. The centralised badge and Adidas logo are also extremely clean.
It's slightly disappointing that the women's kit hasn't changed from the one the men's team wore in Qatar, though,
Inspired by the various deep green woodland areas found within the country, Adidas have opted for a change of tact with Germany's away kit. The deep green hues and handmade swirling graphic bring a sense of individuality to the shirt, too.
Such dark shades might not stand out on a pitch during a game, though - FourFourTwo will reserve complete judgement until seeing it in action.
Haiti
Haiti's kits for the Women's World Cup 2023 haven't been released.
Italy
Though not a brand anyone would associate with being Italy's kit manufacturer, Adidas have done a stellar job on their first iteration of the shirt. While the same as the men's kit, the women's team will actually get to wear their kit at a major international tournament.
With the trim in the colours of the Italian flag, there are plenty of subtle details coursing throughout the Azzurri jersey to get fans excited.
Adidas have gone bold for this shirt, and we're not convinced it has paid off. The white and blue work in tandem extremely well, but the pattern is reminiscent of handing a three-year-old a paintbrush and giving them free reign on a blank piece of paper.
Jamaica
As previously mentioned, FFT are a sucker for a pinstripe - but on Jamaica's shirt, it's not really doing it for us. Perhaps it's the lack of boldness from the green, which could have been deeper to enhance the image of the shirt.
Regrettably, it's slightly too safe, though it'll likely be gracing festivals up and down the land in a similar way to Nigeria's 2018 number.
It's all just a bit, well, boring - don't you think?
The base colour is actually 'night brown', while the accents are pale yellow. Just make it black and gold, or, even better yet, similar to that Bob Marley-inspired Ajax kit from the 2021/22 season.
Japan
Adidas have really gone all-out for the Land of the Rising Sun, and they've well and truly delivered. Utilising the colours of the cherry blossom and capturing the colour-shifting vibrancy of a sunrise, the pink and purple on this kit will certainly ensure they aren't missed on the pitch.
Just maybe take your sunglasses if you plan to watch them in action in Australia and New Zealand.
Morocco
Morocco's kits for the Women's World Cup 2023 haven't been released.
Netherlands
The Netherlands' kits for the Women's World Cup 2023 haven't been released.
New Zealand
New Zealand's kits for the Women's World Cup 2023 haven't been released.
Nigeria
Nigeria's kits for the Women's World Cup 2023 haven't been released.
Norway
Norway's kits for the Women's World Cup 2023 haven't been released.
Panama
Interesting to see Reebok back on a football shirt again, Panama's home shirt features hexagonal patters which are reminiscent of those black-and-white footballs everyone drew as a kid.
Raglan sleeves and the blue accents throughout provide excellent contrast, though, helping differentiate Panama's kit from other red jerseys available.
Sticking with the same template as the home shirt, Reebok have simply replaced the red with white and thought they'd better stop there. Granted, the sleeves have incorporated a geometric pattern different to that of the home shirt, but it's all just a bit boring and showing a lack of effort.
Plus, you'd be forgiven for mistaking this for a pyjama top.
Philippines
While not the most exciting design in the world, at least the Philippines' home shirt is a little different to everything else at the tournament. It's a shame the striped pattern doesn't carry over to the back of the shirt, though, with just the front featuring the interesting diagonals.
Quite literally a training top, Adidas have just stuck the Philippines crest onto their Squadra 21 template and nothing more. Walk down to your local 5-a-side on a Tuesday night and you'll see three blokes sporting this shirt - albeit without the Philippines crest.
The navy is boring, the sleeves poor and don't even get us started on the collar.
Portugal
Portugal's kits for the Women's World Cup 2023 haven't been released.
Republic of Ireland
The Republic of Ireland's kits for the Women's World Cup 2023 haven't been released.
South Africa
Le Coq Sportif and South Africa allowed fans to submit designs for the home, away and third shirts of the national team, after receiving heavy criticism for past editions.
South African designer Lwazi Ngcungama won the vote, and will have to work closely with the South African Football Association to deliver a kit approved by FIFA. Regardless, the home shirt features the traditional colours of the country, and is a work of art.
Reversing the design of the home shirt, the away jersey does away with the yellow and instead implements two tones of green to create a large enough difference between both kits. The gold accents stand out on the green as a result, making this a stylish choice from fans.
A tribute to the most-favoured South Africa 1996 AFCON-winning kit, South Africa's third kit is white, gold, black and green, featuring horizontal stripes of differing sizes and blocked patterns to create something truly unique.
The collar and cuffs incorporate subtle gold shapes, too, ensuring you're unable to take your eyes off the details throughout.
Spain
Using a similar pale blue base to the men's away shirt, Adidas have added some flamboyance to the women's version to make it really stand out.
The darkening purple graphics on the torso and sleeves are intended to recreate underwater plant life and coral - brave but brilliant.
Sweden
Sweden's blue and yellow often works wonders when paired together, and for this shirt it's no exception. Inspired by the icy water around the Scandinavian country, we can see what they're trying to do with the patchy royal blue base - but we can't help but wonder how much nicer it would be if it was just one solid colour.
Switzerland
Switzerland's kits for the Women's World Cup 2023 haven't been released.
United States
The United States' kits for the Women's World Cup 2023 haven't been released.
Vietnam
Of course, Vietnam's classic red is the home shirt's main colour, but it's the gold which truly adds any semblance of character to it.
What's most interesting about this shirt is the subtle graphic applied, with diamond outlines having their intersection points containing a star. Obviously inspired by the flag, it repeats all over the shirt and is a nice little touch.
Mainly white, the Grand Sport Vietnam away shirt utilises a marble graphic all over the front and sleeves. A classic red polo collar with a golden star on each side adds some character to the jersey, and we can't wait to see what this looks like on the pitch.
Zambia
Zambia's kits for the Women's World Cup 2023 haven't been released.
