New Zealand National Team Jerseys & Soccer Apparel

About The All Whites

Wear the silver fern.

New Zealand's third World Cup — their first since going unbeaten through the 2010 group stage — ended in the group stage. The All Whites battled to a 2–2 draw with Iran in their opener, but defeats to Egypt and a 5–1 loss to Belgium in Vancouver sent them home with a single point, the wait for a first World Cup win still going. Captain Chris Wood, Nottingham Forest striker and the Kiwis' all-time leading scorer, led a squad featuring Marko Stamenic, Liberato Cacace, and Tyler Bindon — and Elijah Just gave the traveling fans goals to cheer right to the end.

Chris Wood wearing the New Zealand 2026 Puma home jersey

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New Zealand at World Cup 2026 · Group G

Matchday 1

Iran 2–2 New Zealand

Mon June 15

Matchday 2

Egypt 3–1 New Zealand

Sun June 21

Matchday 3

Belgium 5–1 New Zealand

BC Place, Vancouver · Fri June 26 — Elijah Just scored his third goal of the tournament

New Zealand finished fourth in Group G on 1 point — the wait for a first World Cup win continues across three appearances.

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Whether you watched Chris Wood lead the line during the All Whites' 2026 World Cup run, you're repping the silver fern year-round, or you're training in the same kit Darren Bazeley's squad wore in Vancouver, this collection covers it. Gifting a Kiwi football fan? The 2026 home jersey with Wood's name and #9 on the back is the move.

The New Zealand collection runs deeper than the headline jersey. You'll find the Puma 2026 home replica with its Ngā Hau e Whā four-winds graphic, the black silver fern away kit, women's and youth sizing, training tops, tracksuits, warm-up jackets, country graphic tees, sackpacks, scarves, and bucket hats — built on Puma's dryCELL fabric and RE:FIBRE recycled polyester. Every product is officially licensed by Puma and New Zealand Football.

Goal Kick Soccer has been the trusted source for soccer gear since 2001. Free shipping on orders $85 and up, ships fast from our Iowa warehouse.

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about our New Zealand soccer gear.

How did New Zealand do at the 2026 FIFA World Cup?

The All Whites were eliminated in the group stage, finishing fourth in Group G with 1 point. They opened with a spirited 2–2 draw against Iran, then fell 3–1 to Egypt and 5–1 to Belgium in Vancouver, where Elijah Just scored New Zealand's final goal of the tournament. Sixteen years after their unbeaten 2010 group stage, the wait for a first World Cup win goes on.

Are these official Puma New Zealand jerseys?

Yes — every All Whites jersey we carry is officially licensed by Puma and New Zealand Football (NZF). Goal Kick Soccer has been an authorized Adidas and Puma retailer since 2001, so our gear comes directly through the brands' authorized supply chain. We don't sell replicas from unauthorized sources, knockoffs, or "inspired" versions.

What sizes are available?

New Zealand jerseys come in Men's S–XXL, Women's XS–XL, and Youth YXS–YXL. Specific availability varies by SKU — check the size selector on each product page for what's in stock right now. Run out of your size? Email us and we'll check our incoming Puma shipment.

How fast does shipping arrive?

Orders ship from our Iowa warehouse within 1–2 business days. Standard ground delivery lands in 2–5 business days anywhere in the U.S., with free shipping on orders $85 and up. Need it faster for game day? Expedited and overnight options are available at checkout.

Can I add a player name and number to my New Zealand jersey?

Yes — most Puma New Zealand jerseys allow custom name and number printing through the product page. Popular picks are Chris Wood (#9), Marko Stamenic (#8), and Liberato Cacace (#3). Want a player not listed in our dropdown? Email support@goalkicksoccer.com and we'll handle it.

New Zealand Soccer Jerseys & Apparel

Wear the silver fern.

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