Beyond the thrilling soccer matches, a style competition unfolded at the World Cup, with teams vying for recognition as the best dressed. Fast Company identified its top 10 teams based on their distinctive jersey designs. Germany secured a spot with its stylish navy blue away kit featuring turquoise accents. Norway's jersey, inspired by its flag and featuring Norse runic-inspired typography, also earned recognition. Switzerland's kit subtly displays the country's topography on a red background. Japan's away jersey, with 12 colorful stripes representing players and fans, stood out. The Democratic Republic of the Congo's striking leopard-print-inspired primary kit and geometric away kit were praised. France's classic white collar design brought a touch of fashion heritage to the tournament. Cape Verde's small nation status and jerseys featuring triangular designs symbolizing its islands garnered attention. The USA's patriotic red and white striped primary kit and black away kit with stars were noted for their American symbolism. Brazil's iconic yellow jersey, a recognizable fashion item, secured a place on the list. Mexico's "el tri" jersey, incorporating popular Aztec designs, ultimately took the top spot for its cultural relevance and market success.