Mexico Unveils Striking 2022 World Cup Special Edition Jersey

Introducing the 2022 Mexico Special Edition Jersey

The 2022 Mexico World Cup jersey is more than just a kit - it represents the pride, passion and rich culture of Mexican fútbol. As El Tri takes the pitch in Qatar to compete on the world's biggest stage, they will don a sharp new special edition jersey that pays homage to their decorated history while looking ahead to a bright future.

A Striking Special Edition Design

The 2022 Mexico special edition jersey features a clean, minimalist design characterized by an all-over graphic print consisting of the shapes and patterns found on ancient Aztec and Mayan artwork. This abstract print, in shades of red, white, green and black, gives nod to Mexico's indigenous peoples and civilizations that laid the early foundations of the nation.

The iconic green Mexico crest stands out boldly against the multi-colored pattern, positioned centrally on the chest above the "Qatar 2022" sleeve patch denoting the year and location of the World Cup tournament. The kit is complete with black shorts and green socks.

Innovative HeatReady Technology

Mexico's 2022 jersey utilizes adidas' cutting-edge HeatReady cooling technology integrated into the fabric. This helps players maintain an optimal body temperature while competing in Qatar's notoriously hot climate.

Strategic ventilation placement along the back and underarms also maximize air flow circulation to enhance breathability during intense matches. The lightweight, sweat-wicking material is perfectly suited for Mexico's dynamic pace of play.

A Jersey Rich in History

Mexico's national team jersey has remained remarkably consistent over the decades. The tricolor scheme representing the national flag - originally adopted in 1968 - is synonymous with the country's footballing history.

This includes Mexico winning their first and only World Cup knockout stage match when hosting the 1970 and 1986 tournaments. Several generational talents like Hugo Sanchez, Cuauhtémoc Blanco and Javier "Chicharito" Hernandez have all proudly worn earlier versions of the iconic jersey.

Looking Towards the Future

While the 2022 Mexico jersey pays respect to the past, it also points to an exciting new era for El Tri. Young stars like Edson Alvarez, Hirving "Chucky" Lozano and Erick Gutierrez hope to lead the next generation while establishing their own legacy in this specially-designed kit.

Mexico come into the tournament full of confidence after claiming the 2021 Gold Cup and CONCACAF Nations League titles. The future is bright for El Tri!

Honoring Culture & Identity

Soccer is deeply embedded into Mexican cultural identity. The national team's green jersey elicits immense pride for the players and joyous celebration from their passionate fans - both domestically and those in the broad Mexican diaspora.

This special edition jersey perfectly encapsulates this spirit while presenting a modern update fitting for 2022. When Mexico take the pitch in their new kit inspired by ancient Aztec/Mayan art, they will be playing for more than just themselves - they carry the hopes of an entire nation.

FAQs

Where can I buy the new Mexico jersey?

The special edition Mexico 2022 World Cup jersey is available for pre-order on adidas.com and will be available for wider purchase in the coming weeks at various retailers globally.

What is special about Mexico's 2022 jersey design?

The all-over graphic print consisting of Aztec and Mayan artwork patterns pays tribute to Mexico's indigenous cultures and civilizations. This is the first time such a design has featured on Mexico's jersey.

What technology does the new jersey use?

The jersey utilizes adidas' HeatReady technology designed to help players optimize body temperature while competing in hot climates like Qatar where the World Cup is being hosted.

Who are Mexico's key players to watch at the World Cup?

Keep an eye on rising young stars like striker Hirving "Chucky" Lozano, midfielder Edson Alvarez and goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa who will aim to lead El Tri on a deep run in Qatar.