Finland 2025-26 Nike Home Kit

Details: May 27 2025

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This is the Finland national team's new home shirt for 2025–26, created by Nike in collaboration with Finnish artist and designer Klaus Haapaniemi.

The white shirt features a central blue vertical band filled with an intricate hand-drawn pattern, designed entirely by Haapaniemi. The pattern draws from Finnish visual traditions and runs through the middle of the shirt, flanked by gold trim.

A typeface inspired by Art Nouveau architecture is used for player names and numbers, with the word 'SUOMI' printed in gold on the back collar in the same style.

The shirt comes in both Nike Vaporknit and Dri-FIT versions, each made entirely from recycled polyester. An NFC-enabled badge lets fans access the national team’s online store and unlock exclusive content with a simple scan using a mobile device.

The kit is completed with white shorts and socks, and each shirt is packaged in a special edition box featuring Haapaniemi’s artwork.

View the: Finland 25-26 Away Kit

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pachyderm

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· 5 months ago

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7/7

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i like football shirts

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· 6 months ago

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Good effort but should probably be a cross rather than a stripe. Great concept though!

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· 6 months ago

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The stripe appeared recently on the inter and Rossi shirt. Then PSG has been rocking it for some time now. And now we see Finland with a stripe. I wonder if this is a new Nike design direction or new "trademark" to make shirt. Not a big fan for teams that have not relationship with the "stripe" element. In case of Finland you have the "cross" design element, why not try to "reinvent" that?

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Great work from the Finnish Association in collaboration with the well known Finnish designer Klaus Haapaniemi. Also the typography is fully handmade by him. From what I've understood Nike doesn't have a lot to do with these designs. Finland uses their plain white and blue Vapor shirts from the catalogue where the design is sublimated afterwards. That would also explain why these designs differ so much from other Nike shirts and why you don't find anything about these beauties on any Nike channels.