WORLDWIDE GAME JERSEYS & APPAREL

[15 Products]

Four jerseys, four nations, one boxy Duke fit. The Ksubi jersey here is not a replica: mesh paneling, sharp V-neck lines, custom embroidery, and the number 99 in flocked velvet on every one. EIGHT PIECES. FOUR NATIONS ++

EIGHT PIECES. FOUR NATIONS.

Worldwide Game is Ksubi entering the pitch on its own terms. Four oversized jerseys in the national colors of Australia, USA, Mexico and Argentina, cut in the boxy Duke fit and built for movement off the field rather than on it.

The detail is the argument. Mesh paneling and sharp V-neck lines. Custom embroidery that flips the archival Cross Dollar into a shared mark for the worldwide krew. And the number 99, the year Ksubi was born, pressed into every jersey in flocked velvet.

Around them sit two graphic tees in the oversized Ekcess fit and two dad caps in the same colorways. Eight pieces. The rest of this rail is the denim and the full shorts run you would wear them with, and the caps and tees sit alongside unisex apparel.

What is in the drop:

  • Four jerseys, Offside SS in Skyblu, Green, Gold and Navy. One per nation, all in the Duke fit.
  • The 99, flocked velvet on every jersey. The year the brand started, worn as a number.
  • Two tees, USA and AUS Ekcess SS in tru white, oversized, carrying the same mark across.
  • Two caps, USA Dad Cap in navy and AUS Dad Cap in washed black.

Four nations, one fit for the chaos around the game. Make your move.

What is Worldwide Game?

Ksubi's own take on tournament kit. Four oversized jerseys in the national colors of Australia, USA, Mexico and Argentina, cut in the boxy Duke fit with mesh paneling, sharp V-neck lines and custom embroidery.

Are these replica shirts?

No. They are not replicas. They are Ksubi pieces in the brand's own fit and detailing, built for movement off the field rather than on it.

What does the number 99 mean?

It is the year Ksubi was born, and it runs across every jersey in a flocked velvet fabrication.

What is the Worldwide Game embroidery?

It flips Ksubi's archival Cross Dollar into a shared mark for the worldwide krew, and it runs across the collection rather than sitting on one piece.