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Austria’s national football team is set to make a stylish return to the global stage at the FIFA World Cup 2026, with Puma unveiling striking new home and away kits that celebrate national pride with a modern edge.

After qualifying for their first World Cup appearance since 1998, the Austrian Football Association’s partnership with Puma has garnered significant excitement among fans eager to see the team’s refreshed look. The new designs blend classic national elements with contemporary football fashion, reflecting both heritage and ambition.

Puma’s latest European kit releases for the 2026 cycle feature Austria’s home shirt as one of the standout designs. While the official away version is yet to be launched, early leaks have already hinted at the likely colour schemes and design direction, offering fans a preview of what’s to come. Below is a detailed look at Austria’s home and anticipated away kits, along with release timelines and expected prices ahead of next summer’s tournament.

Austria Home Kit

The Austria World Cup 2026 home kit was officially unveiled in December 2025, as part of Puma’s pre-tournament national team collection. Staying faithful to the country’s iconic red identity, the shirt introduces a bold new element: black sleeves, featured for the first time in Austria’s kit history. The cuffs incorporate red, white, and black accents, symbolising the national flag.

The design includes clean Puma branding and a sharp ÖFB crest on the red torso. A slogan printed beneath the back collar reads “Immer wieder Österreich” (“Austria, again and again”), expressing national pride and continuity. The ensemble is completed with black shorts and red socks, resulting in a look that feels both modern and rooted in tradition.

The home jersey is already available through official Puma outlets and authorised partners. Replica versions are priced at approximately €100 / £85, while authentic match-grade editions retail around €140 / £120.

Austria Away Kit

As for the away kit, it has not yet been officially presented, but reports suggest that Puma is preparing a bold alternate design scheduled for early 2026, likely around March—consistent with typical release timelines for away kits.

Previews of Puma’s 2026 away range hint at deeper, contrasting tones across the collection. For Austria, this could mean a darker base enhanced with vivid accent colours, providing a clear visual contrast to the home kit’s red palette. This approach aligns with Puma’s wider trend of pushing creative boundaries in its upcoming away designs.

Once officially launched, the Austria away shirts are expected to mirror the home kit’s pricing structure, with replica editions around €100 / £85 and authentic player versions priced higher. These will be available at Puma stores and select global retailers during spring 2026.