Official tournament merchandise
Official 2027 World Cup merchandise (items carrying the tournament's branding) is normally sold through the organisers' official online store and at stalls inside the stadiums. If the official store isn't open yet, it will usually launch in the months before the event. We'll link to it here once it's live.
Team kit is sold separately by each team's kit maker and board. See our jerseys page for launch news.
Shop fan gear online
These links take you to shopping results for popular cricket fan gear.
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Match-day essentials for South Africa, Zimbabwe & Namibia
October and November are spring into early summer in southern Africa. For a full day at the cricket, pack:
- Sun protection: a wide-brimmed hat or cap, SPF 50 sunscreen and sunglasses. UV levels are very high, especially at altitude in Johannesburg, Centurion, Bloemfontein, Harare and Windhoek.
- A light rain jacket for Highveld thunderstorms in November.
- A warm layer for day/night games in Cape Town and Gqeberha, where it can get windy and cool after dark.
- Water. Check each ground's rules first, as many only allow sealed bottles or refills inside.
- Your team's colours. Flags and face paint are part of the fun, but check the venue's rules on flag poles and banner size.
How to avoid fake merchandise
- Buy from the brand, the team board or the official tournament store where possible.
- On marketplaces, check the seller is the brand itself or an authorised reseller.
- Very low prices, missing tags and blurry logos are warning signs.
- Unlicensed products using official logos may be confiscated at stadium gates.