AMIRI Unveils Tournament Collection Celebrating the 2026 World Cup in Los Angeles

AMIRI drops a 10-piece capsule for the 2026 World Cup — sky-blue jerseys, track sets, and a soccer ball that reference founder Mike Amiri's 1994 graduation year and the last time LA hosted the tournament.

AMIRI Unveils Tournament Collection Celebrating the 2026 World Cup in Los Angeles

Key Points

  • AMIRI releases a limited-edition Tournament Collection for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
  • Ten pieces reinterpret classic football apparel: T-shirts, a knitted polo, jerseys, shorts, a track set, caps, and a soccer ball.
  • The number 94 on the jerseys references both Mike Amiri's graduation year and the 1994 World Cup in Los Angeles.
  • Available now on amiri.com and select AMIRI retail locations.

Los Angeles luxury house AMIRI has released a 10-piece capsule timed to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the tournament's return to the city where founder Mike Amiri built his brand. The Tournament Collection puts football staples — jerseys, shorts, a coordinated track set — through the label's streetwear filter, landing somewhere between matchday kit and Fairfax Avenue.

The collection

The lineup spans T-shirts, a knitted polo, two jersey styles, shorts, a full track set, caps, and a branded soccer ball. AMIRI's signature sky-blue palette runs through every piece, contrasted with graphic black elements and gradient effects pulled from the California coastline. Signature construction details — MA Monogram Quad jacquards and crochet craftsmanship — separate these from the generic tournament merch flooding the market.

The anchoring detail is the number 94 on the jersey backs, a dual reference to Mike Amiri's high-school graduation year and the 1994 FIFA World Cup, the last time the tournament came to Los Angeles. It is a personal timestamp dressed as a squad number.

Why it matters

The 2026 World Cup has turned into a runway for fashion-forward capsules. Nike's X2 collection paired seven national federations with cultural collaborators. Patta designed the Netherlands' full wardrobe. AMIRI's entry is different: it is not tied to a federation or a Nike contract but to LA itself, the host city where the final will be played at the Rose Bowl on July 19. For a brand built on LA's intersection of luxury and street culture, the Tournament Collection reads less as a cash-in and more as a hometown flex.

AMIRI Tournament Collection lookbook — angle 1
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Source: Schön! Magazine

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