Women's World Cup athletic kits have upped their fashion game

Major brands are embracing gender-neutral and size-inclusive clothing

England versus Nigeria women's soccer game
"It wasn't so long ago that professional women's teams had to make do with wearing oversized and badly fitting kits designed for the men's teams"
(Image credit: Joe Prior / Visionhaus via Getty Images)

The crossover of soccer and fashion has long been commonplace in World Cup kits. But this year's FIFA Women's World Cup athletic kits have stepped up their game, including gender-neutral tailored suits and more inclusive sizes.

Size inclusivity

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Kelsee Majette, The Week US

Kelsee Majette has worked as a social media editor at The Week since 2022. In 2019, she got her start in local television as a digital producer and fill-in weather reporter at NTV News. Kelsee also co-produced a lifestyle talk show while working in Nebraska and later transitioned to 13News Now as a digital content producer.