Panama’s new kits

Panama unveiled three new Reebok kits on April 14 for the 2026 World Cup, with red, blue and white designs released ahead of June’s group stage. (futbolcentroamerica.com) The Federación Panameña de Fútbol presented the uniforms in Panama City’s Plaza V Centenario, and the launch came with a public pre-sale that ran through April 15. Adult shirts were listed at $79.95, while children’s versions started at $59.95, including infant sizes from 6 months. (futbolcentroamerica.com) Kit outlets said the set includes a red home shirt, a blue away shirt and a white third shirt, matching the three main colors of Panama’s flag. Football Shirt Culture said the home shirt uses vertical striping, repeated eagle motifs from the crest and “Canaleros” under the back collar. (footballshirtculture.com) Futbol Centroamérica said the designs carry a “clear vintage nod” to the uniforms from qualifying for France 1998. The new release also arrives in the final year of Reebok’s current contract with the federation, which that outlet said expires on December 31, 2026. (futbolcentroamerica.com) Panama is preparing for its second men’s World Cup appearance after qualifying in November 2025. FIFA said Los Canaleros finished first in their Concacaf qualifying group and are back at the tournament for the first time since Russia 2018. (fifa.com) The group-stage schedule gives the shirts an immediate runway. FIFA and the Football Association said Panama was drawn into Group L with Ghana, Croatia and England, with matches scheduled from June 17 to June 27, 2026. (fifa.com, englandfootball.com) Destino Panamá reported the team is set to debut the new look against Ghana on June 17, with deliveries from the pre-sale beginning April 20. The same report said the uniforms were designed by Reebok for the World Cup campaign. (destinopanama.com.pa) The kit launch is separate from Panama’s 2026 formalwear deal with BOSS. The federation announced in January that BOSS would dress players, coaches and executives for official events during the World Cup year, while the match kits remain part of the Reebok partnership. (fepafut.com) For Panama, the reveal turns a World Cup countdown into something supporters can wear now. The shirts will be on the field in June, when the country opens another run at football’s biggest tournament. (destinopanama.com.pa, fifa.com)