The U.S. Soccer Federation has launched its ambitious 11X11 World Cup clothing collection, a groundbreaking collaboration with 11 local designers representing each of the 11 FIFA World Cup 2026 host cities across the United States. After nearly two years of planning, the collection is now available, bringing together streetwear and soccer culture in a way never seen before.
What Is the 11X11 Collection?
The 11X11 initiative pairs each U.S. host city with a hyper-local streetwear brand to create apparel that captures the unique culture of each market while celebrating the World Cup coming to American soil. The result is a diverse lineup of hoodies, t-shirts, caps, and accessories that reflect each city’s distinct identity through the lens of its local design scene.
The participating designers include Hometeam (Seattle), HUF (San Francisco), NYON/Siegelman Stable (New York), 8&9 (Miami), Undefeated (Los Angeles), Charlie Hustle (Kansas City), True Brvnd (Dallas), ’47 (Boston), Wish (Atlanta), and Lapstone & Hammer (Philadelphia).
Philadelphia Gets Its Due
Lapstone & Hammer, one of Philadelphia’s most respected streetwear brands, was tapped to represent the City of Brotherly Love. Their capsule collection draws on vintage Americana and patchwork aesthetics inspired by old gas station signage and retail memorabilia. The standout feature is a soccer ball print created using an actual sourdough loaf — the founder’s wife baked a bread with hexagon cuts, and the 3D pattern from the baked dough was translated into the print.
The collection includes a full-zip hoodie, cutoff sweatpants, and a polo shirt, each featuring Philadelphia iconography blended with soccer motifs. The line is now available at Lapstone & Hammer stores, online, and at Subaru Park — home of the Philadelphia Union — throughout the World Cup.
Kansas City Gets the Charlie Hustle Treatment
Charlie Hustle, the beloved Kansas City brand known for its retro-inspired tees, represents America’s soccer capital. Their 11X11 collection launched June 8 with a celebration at their new Oak Park Mall storefront. The design team focused on capturing KC’s passionate soccer culture while keeping the look unmistakably local.
The USSF 11X11 initiative represents a major step forward in how the federation approaches fan merchandise. Rather than a one-size-fits-all national collection, this approach celebrates the diversity of American soccer culture city by city.
Where to Buy
The 11X11 collection rolled out over three days beginning June 7. Each city’s capsule is available at the respective designer’s retail locations and online stores, as well as at official U.S. Soccer outlets. Fans attending the World Cup in person can pick up host city-exclusive gear at local retailers in each market.
With the 2026 FIFA World Cup just around the corner, the 11X11 collection is the ultimate way for American fans to represent their city and their country at the same time. Grab your city’s gear before it sells out.