2026 WorldTour kits unveiled: Ineos Grenadiers go with unique shorts

We’ve brought all the new kits together in one overview to keep things easy to follow. Some teams keep it simple, others take a bigger swing, and once every jersey is unveiled we will have a fashion expert lined-up with her verdict.

Created with Gobik, the top half of the jersey remains fluorescent orange, featuring the Ineos Grenadiers logo. The jersey is split horizontally, with the bottom half white/grey and featuring the TotalEnergies logo. The British team have also opted for a unique look with grey shorts.

The 2026 Canyon//Sram zondacrypto team kit evolves the brand’s legacy of striking, high-energy designs by shifting from the pink-led palette of 2025 to richer, purple-based tones.

At its core, the design features a deep purple base layered with turquoise, pink, coral and red accents, combining to create a unique light-refraction effect.

In a press release the team stated on the jersey: "In our 10th anniversary, we’re returning to our roots with a kit design that represents what we want to be: a beacon for talented bike racers and an inspiration for riders across the world."

We have seen this one before, during the 2025 Tour de France Femmes with Zwift, where FDJ-SUEZ and Gobik first introduced it and positioned it as the team’s 2026 jersey. 

Named the “Burning Core”, the design pairs a deep black base that nods to the unseen hours and setbacks with a glowing red and blue halo around the heart, a statement Demi Vollering sums up as proof that behind-the-scenes work is what ultimately creates the light of victory.

Soudal Quick Step will stick with its familiar blue in 2026, but it will not look quite the same. A sharp electric lime accent cuts through the kit, a nod to the Shine for Safety push the team leaned into earlier this year, and a reminder that being seen can be as important as being fast.

The team put it like this: "Safety sits at the core of the team’s philosophy, influencing everything from rider education to equipment choice, and the introduction of electric lime reflects that commitment. By boosting on-road visibility during races, training rides, and everyday use, the kit enhances how quickly riders can be seen by other road users and is a simple but meaningful step toward improving safety."

After a record breaking 2025, UAE Team Emirates will line up in 2026 in the same familiar colours, bbut with a reworked pattern that gives the kit a different feel, nodding back to the look the team carried when it first entered the peloton.

Reflecting on the thinking behind the new design, the team explained how the jersey fits into a much bigger picture:

“Shaping the best team in the world is never one element alone, but a constellation of fragments, decisions, instinct, preparation, discipline, equipment and details shaped day after day until they become precision.”

Movistar has adopted a full white look for 2026, eliminating the few light blue accents that were on the jersey. On the team's social media, they stated that the kit was 'inspired by a clear and futuristic vision.'

Lidl-Trek's 2026 kit keeps the fan favourite look of last year but adds a clear refresh. There is less red across the chest, now mostly limited to the right shoulder, while the left sleeve turns yellow. The blue is built up from several lighter and darker tones instead of a single block, with Lidl, Trek and new AI partner ServiceNow prominent on the torso. The jersey remains one of the most distinctive in the peloton.

The team stated about the jersey: "With a fresh twist on a fan-favorite design, Santini have delivered again with the 2026 Lidl-Trek kit. Pairing the ultimate fabrics with playful colours, the latest design delivers looks as well as performance."

Red Bull-Bora-Hansgrohe's 2026 jersey closely follows the design of their 2025 Tour de France kit, keeping the white base and bold blue and red elements while refining the overall layout. The distinctive sleeve pattern remains part of the identity, but the design has been cleaned up for a more modern, streamlined look that fits the team’s growing Red Bull aesthetic.

Decathlon CMA CGM's jersey is a vivid blend of colours, with a smooth transition running from left to right across the torso. The signature turquoise tone from previous Decathlon designs remains a key feature of the 2026 kit. The most striking addition is the red detailing, which the team sees as a symbol of the transformation they are undergoing. “Change is written in red,” the team stated on social media.

They added further context about the new direction behind the design: “2026 marks a new era for the team, with CMA CGM joining as a key partner. A jersey that embodies our ambition more than ever, designed by Van Rysel. We cannot wait to see it in the biggest races in the world.”

Uno-X Mobility see no reason to touch a winning formula. In their first season as a men’s WorldTour team they stick to the same red and yellow design that has stood out so clearly in 2024 and 2025. The message is simple: same colours, same identity, same attacking style.

Team SD Worx-Protime have moved away from their traditional purple jersey and opted for a design that will really stand out in the women's peloton. Specialized worked with title sponsors SD Worx and Protime on a lighter jersey built around multiple “sparks” across the front.

In the team’s own words: “The new jersey reflects the team’s and sponsors’ ongoing drive for innovation. Standing still is not an option, continuously reinventing ourselves in every aspect is a core value at SD Worx-Protime. The new design symbolises our rich history through the spark, now multiplied and displayed in various shades. This emphasises the team’s slogan: we spark success.”

NSN Cycling’s first kit leans fully into the team’s new identity. The jersey is inspired by Barcelona, where NSN was founded, mixing sky blue and orange with geometric blocks and patterns that echo the city’s contemporary architecture.

Hidden within the design are nods to Rwanda’s Imigongo art, a subtle reference to the team’s Racing for Change project. The result is a busy, intentional look that stands in clear contrast to the dark blue era of Israel Premier Tech.

Groupama FDJ-United roll into 2026 in a look that builds directly on the kit they wore at the Tour de France. The combination is the same: dark blue shorts, a lighter blue jersey and a single red left sleeve as a strong accent. After several years of only minor tweaks, the team have now settled on this Tour inspired layout as their full time design, giving a classic colour palette a more modern, unified feel.