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Inter Miami have revealed their brand-new third kit as part of adidas' 2026 Archive Collection.
Drawing inspiration from the architecture of Nu Stadium, the jersey blends contemporary details with a vintage aesthetic and features in a collection called Cénit. Translating to "zenith," it is crafted as a nod to the heights the club has achieved during their brief history.
Built on a clean white base with pink, mink and black accents, the jersey is scheduled to make its on-pitch debut on Aug. 1 against Columbus Crew. Prior to that, an exclusive launch event will serve as the official introduction of new signing Casemiro, alongside managing owner Jorge Mas and co-owner Jose Mas, who will host a meet-and-greet with the former Manchester United and Real Madrid midfielder.
The Cénit collection extends beyond just the jersey and encompasses a full lifestyle range, including a jacket, T-shirt, shorts, track pants, Handball Special shoes and slides.
Miami's new third kit is currently available at official club stores and can also be purchased online ahead of its official release this Saturday.
Through 17 matches played, Miami sits second in the Eastern Conference, trailing leaders Nashville SC by just two points. Both clubs also top the current Supporters Shield standings as the next round of fixtures approaches this weekend.
Nine MLS Teams Receiving Archive Collection Jerseys in 2026
Since its launch in 2024, adidas' Archive Collection has become one of the most highly anticipated releases not only across North America, but around the entire world.
Initially limited to five teams in 2024 and expanded to 10 in 2025, the 2026 collection will feature a total of nine clubs. Miami's 2024 jersey set the record for the best-selling shirt in Major League Soccer history.
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Alongside Inter Miami, which is the only club whose jersey features adidas' iconic Trefoil logo, Archive kits have been produced for eight additional teams: Austin FC, Chicago Fire, Houston Dynamo, Montreal CF, Orlando City, Philadelphia Union, Real Salt Lake and Vancouver Whitecaps.
The designs have proven enormously popular due to their references to each club's past, occasionally paying homage to former identities. Rooted in the culture and history of each team, they frequently strike the ideal balance between sport and fashion, with fans worldwide — even those without any particular team affiliation — regularly wearing the Archive designs.