Nike and Football Australia have unveiled the 2025 Australian National Football Team Collection, marking a significant milestone as the first collection designed by a First Nations artist. Kamilaroi artist Reko Rennie has crafted the new kits, which will be worn by both the CommBank Matildas and the Subway Socceroos.

The design of the collection incorporates First Nations storytelling and the 'Forever Forging Forward' philosophy. Patterns inspired by traditional message sticks used by First Nations communities are featured prominently.

The home jersey presents a contemporary reinterpretation of the iconic green and gold, paired with deep green shorts. Meanwhile, the away kit includes Rennie's signature pink, representing a modern interpretation of ochre in First Nations art. The Aboriginal Flag is represented on both the home and away kits in the inner pride position.

The kits utilise Nike DRI-FIT ADV technology, which is designed to enhance performance, mobility, breathability, and sustainability. Additionally, the anthem jacket features a striking pink pattern with a vintage oversized fit, blending First Nations storytelling with modern streetwear.

"It's been incredible to work on these kits, connecting the game I love, First Nations culture and the athletes and fans who make up the Australian football community," said Rennie. "It's a huge achievement and it's so wild that I've had this opportunity and I'm representing my community. If someone had told 12-year-old Reko, a diehard football fan, that one day I'd have this opportunity, I would have never believed them!"

Nike Pacific Brand Director, Nick Atkinson, said: "This kit launch marks a significant moment for Australian football. It's a powerful message of cultural visibility and unity that celebrates the diversity of the Australian football community, and the game's power to unite. Nike are proud to partner with Reko Rennie and Football Australia for this Collection and are excited to see Australia supporting their National Teams in this new green and gold."

Football Australia CEO, James Johnson, said: "Football Australia is incredibly proud to unveil the first-ever national team jersey designed by a First Nations artist, marking a historic milestone for our sport. This Collection embodies the essence of our 'Forever Forging Forward' philosophy - championing progress, inclusivity, and excellence at every level of the game.

"We are particularly thrilled that both the CommBank Matildas and Subway Socceroos will unite under a single, unified jersey. This kit will be proudly worn by the CommBank Matildas from now through to 2026 including the AFC Women's Asian Cup 2026, and by the Subway Socceroos throughout the remainder of their AFC Asian Qualifiers as they continue their journey toward the FIFA World Cup 2026.

"More than just a jersey, this kit is a powerful symbol of Australia's footballing identity - seamlessly blending First Nations storytelling with cutting-edge performance innovation. It ensures that when our teams take the field, they do so in a design that honours both our rich cultural heritage and our bold ambitions on the global stage."