For only the second big tournament, the women's shirts are exclusive to the women's teams, with the likes of the Lionesses getting threads that only they will wear at Euro 2022. So none of these tops will be worn at the World Cup – since World Cup shirts are already being released. The biggest manufacturers are all in release mode, with Nike shirts, Adidas shirts and Puma shirts all churning out jerseys right now.
Club kits are beginning to drop too, with Premier League and European sides releasing new shirts. It's an exciting time for football shirt aficionados…
Women's Euro 2022 kits: Every country's home and away shirts
Austria
Austria women's Euro 2022 home kit
(Image credit: Puma)
Puma have teamed up with Liberty's London to bring a floral print to their Euro 2022 shirts. This one has subtle hoops across it and the classic Puma logo with the typeface on it. Lovely stuff.
They've not even got red on their away shirt! The Belgians will display pale yellow on their Women's Euro 2022 away kit, and frankly, we don't know what to think.
Denmark
Denmark women's Euro 2022 home kit
(Image credit: Hummel)
A darker red for Denmark this time, as Hummel bring a stylish design to the women's side for the Euros.
If it ain't broke, don't fix it. The Finland shirt that the men's side wore at their first-ever Euros last summer has apparently been tweaked to be lighter for the women's side too. This is apparently worn but both national sides.
It's glorious. The France national kit for Euro 2022 incorporates a lovely pattern across it and returns to a slightly lighter blue after a couple of darker efforts from Nike for the men's and women's sides.
With every bold home shirt comes a more reserved away effort – but this one is no less stunning. The rose gold and white is a stunning combination for this jersey.
Germany often have enviable shirts, and while this is on the sparser end of the spectrum, the orange and red flag flashes on the sleeve brighten it up. The circular badge also works well in the central position.
Iceland's home shirt incorporates a floral print from Liberty's London, like the rest of Puma's Euro 2022 shirts. This one is similar to the men's top – not that we're mad about that because, well, look at it.
Another Liberty's/Puma collab – this time for the Italians who certainly know fashion. The men's shirt – a quartered effort – is given the floral print and it looks excellent.
You know what you're getting with the Dutch right? Except this is the most orange shirt that the Netherlands are going to release this year, with the men's side going slightly yellower for Qatar this winter…
It's about time someone did a Netherlands top based on Piet Mondrian and co. This shirt is inspired by the De Stijl movement and wow, it looks, err… stijlish.
The Adidas template for this season's shirts works well for Northern Ireland, with the yellow on the badge standing out well in the centre, and the round neck providing a classic look.
Norway are apparently donning the same shirts as the men's teams in 2022. The home shirt has a subtle mountain-inspired pattern over it – and it looks beautiful.
The icy blue number is no more, unfortunately. Still, this white away shirt has a curved graphic over it with 12 lines, to represent the 11 players and 12th man of the fans. It's in the vague shape of the front of a Viking ship, too.
Big Euro 96 vibes from this one, with blue backpack-like straps coming over the shoulders. It's even come with a guide on how to beat the team – no, really.
The most different of all the Puma home tops from the men's efforts. This one doesn't have the lines on the shoulders but instead takes on that Liberty's flower print all over. Glorious.
Conor Pope is the former Online Editor of FourFourTwo, overseeing all digital content. He plays football regularly, and has a large, discerning and ever-growing collection of football shirts from around the world.
He supports Blackburn Rovers and holds a season ticket with south London non-league side Dulwich Hamlet. His main football passions include Tugay, the San Siro and only using a winter ball when it snows.
