The NTFWCOC Unveils Official FIFA World Cup 2026™ Volunteer Uniforms

Published on April 29, 2026

By The North Texas FWC Organizing Committee

The North Texas FWC Organizing Committee unveiled the Official FIFA World Cup 2026™ Volunteer Uniforms today at Fair Park with a live model reveal, giving the media a first look at what volunteers will wear during the tournament.

With nearly 40 days until kickoff, the event marked another step forward for the North Texas FWC Organizing Committee Host City Supporters and partners, including the City of Dallas and Fair Park, which has served as the training site for volunteers across the region.

Designed by Adidas, the uniform features bold colors, lightweight materials, and the FIFA Volunteer Program’s heart-shaped pattern highlighting the role volunteers play across stadiums, the FIFA Fan Festival™, and key sites throughout the city. The kit also includes Dallas-specific patches, giving volunteers a way to represent the host city.

The reveal featured local volunteers modeling the uniforms, highlighting the people who will help bring the event to life across key roles and venues. Among them were a nurse from Irving serving on the Competition Management team, a longtime Dallas volunteer leader who first worked the 1994 World Cup and will now serve as Airport Volunteer Captain at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, and a North Texas teacher and coach stepping into a FIFA Fan Fest Volunteer Leader role.

Also featured was a Plano-based Ceremonies volunteer with prior FIFA experience, who shared that the opportunity to connect with people from around the world and be part of the tournament’s energy is what keeps him coming back. Separately, another volunteer serving on the Access Management team at Dallas Stadium said that connecting with people from around the world is what draws him to the experience.

More than 5,000 volunteers from across North Texas will support tournament operations this summer, helping welcome fans from around the world.