Nike Football is raising the bar once again with the launch of its 2025 Women's National Team Kits — a stunning fusion of cutting-edge innovation, elevated performance, and next-level style.
Designed for champions and dreamers alike, these kits don’t just look good, they feel good, move better, and tell the story of nations proud to compete on the world stage.
The collection features national football kits from England, Brazil, France, Korea, Nigeria, the Netherlands, and Team USA, among others.
Visually, the Nike National kits are fire. Each one reflects the soul of its nation, from electric colour palettes to heritage-inspired patterns. These designs speak of pride, diversity, resilience, and the hunger to win. My personal favourites are the Brazil and the Netherlands football kits. Additionally, both feature unique mesh designs tailored to women’s movement, proudly showcasing each team’s national colours.
Brazil and The Netherlands Women's Kits
Materials
Crafted with Nike’s Dri-FIT ADV technology, these kits are built for heat, comfort, and high-intensity moments. The federation crest on each kit features Lite Flex technology, enhancing breathability while keeping the design ultra-lightweight and performance-ready. View all the National Football Kits below.
Nike went beyond performance — they levelled up sustainability. The Swooshes and trims are crafted from Nike Grind, a mix of recycled materials from old shoes and factory scraps. It’s a win-win: less waste, more style, and a step forward for the planet.
The countdown is on: Nike’s 2025 National Team Kits are dropping soon on the Nike Official Website and select retailers worldwide. Stay sharp, suit up, and own your story.
In the meantime, be sure to follow the Sneakerjagers release calendar for updates on releases.
Dri-FIT ADV is Nike’s advanced sweat-wicking fabric that helps keep athletes cool, dry, and comfortable during high-performance play.
Yes! Nike incorporated Nike Grind, made from recycled footwear and manufacturing scraps, into trims and Swooshes, while reducing fabric waste in production.
You can expect the designs to start rolling out in May 2025.
