PUMA’s 2026 World Cup City Edition Pack turns the tournament map into a footwear collection. Instead of giving every silo one shared tournament colorway, PUMA created five individual designs inspired by five host cities across Mexico and the United States: Mexico City, Los Angeles, Dallas, Miami and New York.
Mexico City: color, geometry and constant energy
The FUTURE 9 “Mexico City” uses a vivid pink foundation covered with green, blue and yellow geometric graphics. The result reflects the density, color and visual energy of the Mexican capital rather than reducing the city to a single national symbol.
Los Angeles and Dallas: two very different American stories
Los Angeles draws on the city’s waves, palm trees and sunset culture, creating a warmer, more relaxed interpretation of FUTURE 9. Dallas moves in another direction entirely, using Western references and gold-toned details to connect the boot with Texas identity and cowboy imagery.
Miami and New York complete the pack
The ULTRA 6 “Miami” leans into the city’s unmistakable tropical palette with pink, peppermint and blue tones—a natural fit for a speed boot designed to look energetic. KING 20 “New York” uses imagery connected to the Statue of Liberty, giving PUMA’s most heritage-driven silo a design based around one of the tournament’s most recognizable host-city landmarks.
Why City Edition stands out in a crowded World Cup
Most major 2026 tournament packs were designed for television visibility and gave entire brand rosters a unified look. PUMA’s City Edition works differently. It treats the host locations themselves as the story and spreads that story across different silos, making the collection feel closer to a series of limited artworks than a conventional team pack.
Our City Edition selection focuses on adult versions of the five designs. For collectors, the appeal is obvious: each boot is tied to a specific place and to the biggest football tournament ever staged across North America.