American sportswear company Nike has admitted there is a defect in the uniforms they produced for the 2026 World Cup, reports The Guardian. The uniforms have a stitching error, causing a visible deformation in the shoulder area.
However, Nike acknowledges that the error is unlikely to be fixed now, as millions of jerseys have already been produced. The company is not expected to withdraw them from stock due to logistical issues. This incident raises questions about quality control in mass production and the preparations of major companies for global sporting events, showing that even the biggest brands are not immune to manufacturing errors.