In a kaleidoscopic fusion of football, fashion and pure imagination, PUMA and KidSuper have unveiled a groundbreaking collection for their Club World Cup contenders. This isn’t just a kit drop – it’s an artistic manifesto.

Having first linked up in 2020, PUMA and KidSuper have steadily blurred the lines between pitch and pavement, and following Dillane’s experimental design debut for Barnsley in 2023, this latest launch for the Club World Cup feels like the natural evolution: ambitious, vibrant, and boldly unorthodox.

Landing alongside a special boot collection, the collaboration brings hand-drawn graphics, watercolor palettes, and club-inspired designs to the pitch, offering a fresh artistic take on the Beautiful Game. Featuring bespoke designs for Manchester City, Borussia Dortmund, Palmeiras, Monterrey, Al Hilal, RB Salzburg, and Mamelodi Sundowns, the collaboration brings Colm Dillane’s unmistakable style into play, reworking club heritage with vibrant flair and painterly expression.

Colm Dillane aka KidSuper, said: “I’ve always wanted to merge the worlds of art and football, and with PUMA, we’re doing just that. This collection is about more than just the game. It’s about expressing yourself, taking risks, and standing out. Whether on the pitch or off, football is an art form, and this collection shows that.”

Manchester City

The Manchester City kit revisits the classic sash design with KidSuper’s watercolor palette and hand-painted details. The design captures the spirit of Manchester and the excitement of the Poznań celebration, offering a fresh and artistic perspective on the beloved City kit. The outfield kit integrates a unique all-over Poznań repeated graphic, inspired by the fans and designed in collaboration with New York-based fashion designer KidSuper. The fresh white base contrasts with a black and red diagonal sash, loved by Manchester City fans across the globe since away kits of the 1970s worn by the likes of Colin Bell. A special goalkeeper kit has also been launched, in a neon sun colorway, with a black and yellow sash and all-over Poznań graphic. 

Borussia Dortmund

Two worlds are set to collide—Borussia Dortmund’s footballing heritage and KidSuper’s artistic flair. This collaboration brings together a passionate fanbase and a modern take on football’s intersection with pop culture, creating a kit that honors the past while embracing KidSuper’s bold design aesthetic. The classic blend of black and yellow, known by football fans around Europe, features hand-drawn graphics to create an energetic design. The collection also features a special goalkeeper kit in a pink colorway, with yellow accents. Inspired by the geometric design of a honeycomb, the painted hexagonal cells cover the shoulders of the jersey,

Palmeiras

In 1914, a group of Italian immigrants founded a football team in São Paulo. Over a century later, Palmeiras continue to embody the vibrant fusion of Italian and Brazilian culture. With this kit, KidSuper honors the Club’s legacy as the inaugural Club World Champions in 1951. The baroque-inspired Home kit features a leaf motif against a golden base, a nod to the Club’s Copa Rio triumph and timeless status. The goalkeeper jersey features the same design but in glowing red, dark crimson and gold.

RB Salzburg

Alpine beauty with a New York edge. From the PUMA x KIDSUPER collection, the FC Salzburg kit reimagines the iconic Edelweiss flower with sweeping strokes of ivory, lemon, and baby blue for the Home kit and an ultra-blue base with scotch blue and lemon details for the goalkeeper kit.

Mamelodi Sundowns

Tshwane’s evening sky hits different. In the PUMA x KIDSUPER collaboration, the Mamelodi Sundown’s Home kit does the same – blending warm, sunlit tones with cooler shades to reflect the club’s signature style. The result captures the rhythm, energy, and joy of Sundown’s football, known locally as “shoeshine and piano.” The Home jersey features a yellow base with mountain blue, green and white details with the goalkeeper jersey implementing a purple base with yellow and mountain blue details.

Al-Hilal

The Al-Hilal Home kit takes its cue from the Club’s name – meaning the crescent moon in Arabic. KidSuper brings that symbol to life in tonal blues, with a glowing lunar graphic that reflects the quiet confidence of a team known across Asia as ‘The Boss’. A shirt for the dreamers, lit by the night sky, charting a path from Saudi Arabia to San Francisco – because greatness never stays in one place. The goalkeeper jersey switches things up with an alpine snow base with blue and navy details.

Monterrey

Monterrey’s kit is bold, with geometric patterns that celebrate the Club’s rich history while embracing modernity, bringing the spirit of northern Mexico to the international stage. The white base features hand painted mountain regions with navy accents to create a vibrant and beautiful piece of art. The goalkeeper kit takes a pink base and integrates white and navy detailing to make sure it stands out from the crowd.

Shop the PUMA x KidSuper kits at puma.com