The Olympics are right around the corner and one of the hallmarks of international tournaments are the uniforms each country’s team will sport during the event. The Olympics have been a launchpad for new uniform designs for decades now. Nike launched the Swift uniforms in 2006 – a new-age uniform design that featured new fabrics and vertical striping patterns – and Nike has continued to debut for new runs of international team jerseys at the Games. That has made the debut of new Olympic uniforms an exciting event as many countries will continue to use the uniforms for several years to follow. Although not every set has been a winner. 

This year will be no different as Nike has produced a new fleet of uniforms for the 12 countries participating in this year’s Olympic Games. Now that all of the uniforms for 2026 have been released (or leaked), and with games a month away, what better time than now to rank them? We’ll start from the bottom and work our way up. 

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