Command the pitch with unyielding strength and explosive pace. Fusing a rich, vibrant sunrise orange canvas with symbolic deep charcoal trimmings, this 2026 home kit utilizes premium zoned cooling grids engineered for high-intensity, physical gameplay.
Why Choose This 2026 Ivory Coast Home Kit?
✓Frictionless Comfort Architecture: Tailored with a smooth, tagless collar and streamlined backneck taping to prevent skin irritation during high-intensity shifts.
✓Advanced Thermal Mesh: Engineered with a breathable high-density polyester body and strategic ventilated panel inserts that rapidly excel at heat dispersion.
✓Custom Kessié #8 Graphics: Finished with premium, sharp high-contrast crisp back printing honoring the midfield engine Franck Kessié.
Finely sewn-on embroidered federation shield crest badge over the heart
Fit Architecture
Athletic slim fit paired with restriction-free raglan short sleeves
Frequently Asked Questions
+ What is the sizing fit and structural layout of the 2026 Ivory Coast Home Shirt?
The 2026 Ivory Coast home shirt features a premium tailored slim-fit profile engineered to contour the body cleanly. For a looser, more relaxed style, we highly recommend ordering one size up. It integrates flexible raglan short sleeves and specialized dynamic ventilation inserts to unlock complete mobility.
+ Can I return or exchange this custom Franck Kessié home jersey?
Please note that because this premium kit features customized nameplate and number printing for star midfielder Franck Kessié, it is custom-tailored specifically for you. Consequently, customized player kits are not eligible for returns or size exchanges. Please review the included size chart carefully before finalizing your purchase.
+ What are the recommended laundering instructions for this vibrant orange jersey?
To keep the finely sewn-on team crest and applied number printing in pristine condition, machine wash the garment inside out in cold water. Tumble dry on a low heat setting and avoid high-heat ironing over the back nameset graphics.
