Kit Manufacturers of the World Cup Winners

KIT MANUFACTURERS WORLD CUP WINNERS 1966-2022





























Umbro were the first recognised football kit brand to deck out a World Cup winner - providing the shirts for Brazil when they lifted the Jules Rimet trophy in 1958. The British company continued to provide the kits for the winners of the next three World Cup tournaments, including the legendary Braziliam side of the Mexico 70 World Cup.
There have been a few other classic football kit manufacturers who've decked out the winners since, including the likes of Erima, adidas and Le Coq Sportif. It wasn't until 2002 when a company without a traditional football kit heritage would supply the World Cup winners - American giant Nike eventually got in on the act with their Brazilian deal (their first football kit in Europe had been Sunderland's, between 1983-86, whilst their deal with Paris Saint-Germain in 1989 was their first really big foray into the market of continental Europe).
WORLD CUP WINNERS AND KIT MANUFACTURERS
Year | World Cup Winner | Kit Manufacturer |
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2022 World Cup | Argentina | adidas |
2018 World Cup | France | Nike |
2014 World Cup | Germany | adidas |
2010 World Cup | Spain | adidas |
2006 World Cup | Italy | Puma |
2002 World Cup | Brazil | Nike |
1998 World Cup | France | adidas |
1994 World Cup | Brazil | Umbro |
1990 World Cup | West Germany | adidas |
1986 World Cup | Argentina | Le Coq Sportif |
1982 World Cup | Italy | Le Coq Sportif |
1978 World Cup | Argentina | adidas |
1974 World Cup | West Germany | Erima |
1970 World Cup | Brazil | Umbro and Athleta |
1966 World Cup | England | Umbro |
1962 World Cup | Brazil | Umbro |
1958 World Cup | Brazil | Umbro |
1954 World Cup | West Germany | n/a |
1950 World Cup | Uruguay | n/a |
1938 World Cup | Italy | n/a |
1934 World Cup | Italy | n/a |
1930 World Cup | Uruguay | n/a |
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