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Windies unveil kit for T20 World Cup
West Indies captains Shai Hope (left) and Roston Chase model their new kit, made by Macron, ahead of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup. (Photo: CWI Media)
Cricket, Sports
February 3, 2026

Windies unveil kit for T20 World Cup

ST JOHN’S, Antigua (CMC) — With an eye on history and a nod to legendary triumphs, Cricket West Indies (CWI) has launched the official maroon kit the regional side will wear at the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026, which start
s on Saturday.

Unveiled in partnership with technical apparel sponsor Macron, the new design serves a dual purpose — equipping the modern team for victory while honouring the 10th anniversary of the West Indies’ unprecedented 2016 sweep of global white-ball titles.

CWI describes the kit as a vivid embodiment of Caribbean unity. Its iconic maroon base is accented with yellow and light-blue trim on the collar and cuffs. Centred on the chest is a bold, abstract graphic of palm tree leaves in yellow with light-blue detail — which CWI says is a symbol of regional strength, identity, and togetherness.

CWI Chief Commercial Officer Rupert Hunter emphasised the kit’s deeper significance.

“This represents far more than match apparel; it represents the collective passion and Maroon spirit of 15 Caribbean nations under a single sporting flag,” he said.

Hunter praised the ongoing partnership with Macron for delivering what he describes as “world-class designs that honour the West Indies’ heritage”. He expressed confidence in the team’s ability to make the region proud once more on the global stage in 2026.

In a gesture to fans worldwide, CWI has launched a special promotion that anyone purchasing the official jersey from now until the tournament’s conclusion on March 8, 2026 will be automatically entered for a chance to win one of two major prizes — a team-signed jersey or a bat signed by every member of the 2026 World Cup squad.

Gianluca Pavanello, CEO of Macron, highlighted the importance of the CWI partnership, which began in 2023, as a “defining moment” for the brand’s entry into elite international cricket.

“The new West Indies kits combine respect for heritage with contemporary design, technical performance, and sustainability,” Pavanello said, noting that Macron will be the most represented brand at the upcoming T20 World Cup, outfitting four competing nations.

The jersey is now available for purchase online via the “Shop” tab on www.windiescricket.com or through Macron’s official website.

The Windies’ first game is against Scotland at Eden Gardens in Kolkata, India, on Saturday at 4:30 am Jamaica time.

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