06/05/2026
Before social media, before streaming, and before soccer became a mainstream American sport, there was the summer of 1994.
The FIFA World Cup arrived in the United States and shattered expectations, drawing a record 3.5 million fans across 52 matches, a tournament attendance record that still stands today. It introduced an entire generation of Americans to the world’s game and helped pave the way for Major League Soccer just two years later.
From the iconic red, white, and blue branding, to the unforgettable mascot Striker, the Robin Williams Final Draw, and Brazil’s historic fourth title, USA ’94 was equal parts sporting event and cultural moment.
These vintage pieces are more than t-shirts, they’re artifacts from the tournament that changed soccer in America forever. Which is your favorite?
