Haiti on the Road to the 2026 World Cup: The Beginning of the Creative Process for Its Future Kit with SAETA

Haiti’s qualification for the 2026 World Cup marks a historic moment for the nation. And although the official kit has not yet been designed, SAETA has already begun the creative process that will shape the uniforms to accompany the team on its return to football’s biggest stage.

In this initial phase, the design team is gathering ideas, references, and cultural elements that will help build an authentic and representative jersey. The first steps include:

• Analysis of the country’s traditional colors.
• Review of culturales symbols and graphic patterns.
• Exploration of modern football aesthetic trends.
• Collection of suggestions and contributions from the Haitian community.

The goal is to create a garment that reflects the history, energy, and resilience of the Haitian people, combined with a contemporary aesthetic suitable for international competition.

Beyond the visual design, SAETA is also evaluating the materials and technologies that could be incorporated into the kit. These options are currently being tested to ensure performance that meets the demands of a World Cup.

A key element of this process is fan participation. Proposed colors, historical symbols, phrases, and cultural concepts are being shared by the Haitian community, enriching the development of the final concept.

The future uniform aims to balance tradition and modernity. After decades away from the World Cup, Haiti’s return deserves a kit that captures:

• National pride.
• The emotion of this historic moment.
• The country’s visual identity.

SAETA continues working to ensure that every detail of the final design remains faithful to these principles.