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The jersey the squad wears under the Mesopotamian sun. Crisp white, tonal Jako wordmark, IFA crest at the heart.
The official Iraq 2026 FIFA World Cup capsule. Three kits. Three thousand pieces. One country, walking back onto the biggest stage in football.
In June 1986, the Lions of Mesopotamia walked onto a World Cup pitch in Mexico for the first time. They didn't win a match. They didn't go home empty either — they went home with a memory, and a country quietly carrying it for four decades.
Forty years of football, lived in qualifiers and Asian Cups and friendlies and one heartbreak after another. Forty years of imagining the green shirt back on the biggest stage.
On 1 April 2026, in Basra, that wait ended. A 2–1 victory over Bolivia. A nation in the streets. A jersey, returning.
Engineered by Jako in Mulda, Germany. 145 GSM recycled polyester TexTreme knit. Heat-applied IFA crest. Holographic authenticity seal on every piece. Capped at 3,000 across three colorways.
The jersey the squad wears under the Mesopotamian sun. Crisp white, tonal Jako wordmark, IFA crest at the heart.
The colour the country wears. Deep forest green, the historic shade of Iraqi football going back to Olympic Baghdad.
The limited drop. 250 pieces in matte black, the night-game kit. Once they're gone, they're gone.
The licensor. Custodian of the crest, the kit, and the squad. The capsule is produced under direct IFA license.
The manufacturer. Mulda-engineered TexTreme knit, the same construction worn by the squad. Built for the tournament.
The distributor. Operating from Dubai, with rights to ship the capsule worldwide. Authenticity-sealed and serial-tracked.
Three jerseys. Three thousand pieces. Shipping from Dubai, worldwide.
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