The Hottest U.S. Men's Soccer Apparel for the World Cup
The U.S. men's soccer team linked up with five streetwear brands to create some exciting merch. Continue on to see the collections, which include t-shirts hoodies, hats and jackets.
Hidden.NY
October 31, 2022
The first collection to release was created by Hidden.NY – a unique brand that began as an Instagram account used for research on culture and fashion.
Photography: Hidden.NY
Awake NY
November 1, 2022
Founder and creative director Angelo Baque recounted how soccer played a huge role in his childhood. “Soccer was intertwined with my upbringing. Growing up, I would spend weekends barbecuing and watching my uncles play at Flushing Meadow Park. The sport is a huge part of Ecuadorian culture, and as an Ecuadorian-American, this project is particularly meaningful for me since both teams are in the World Cup this year. I used “Solo Pa’lante” as a signifier of my upbringing and the inclusive spirit of the USMNT.”
Photography: Awake NY
Jason Scott
November, 2, 2022
Chicago-based designer Jason Scott had a passion for the sport at five years old.
“Ever since I was 5 years old, soccer has been a part of my life. It’s transformed from a sport I used to play as a kid to a major source of inspiration for our brand. Being able to collaborate and craft a special collection with the USMNT is more than I can even put into words. It was important to me when I was working on the collection and combining these two passions that the collection consisted of elevated styles with unique designs — two things we focus on to make our brand stand above the rest.”
Photography: Jason Scott
KidSuper
November 3, 2022
KidSuper brings its signature loud and vibrant style to the U.S. Men’s National Team collaboration.
Photography: KidSuper
VoyceNow
November 4, 2022
The last capsule collection is more of a partnership than the others. All of the profits from this collection will be donated to the Minority Education Fund. VoyceNow is a nonprofit organization that unites athletes to advocate for equality for all.
Photography: VoyceNow
