The National Football League (NFL) is heading to France on Sunday, Oct. 25, for the 2026 Paris Game between the New Orleans Saints and Pittsburgh Steelers. To celebrate the occasion, Nike has released two special-edition jerseys in collaboration with the NFL and French football club Paris Saint-Germain (PSG).
Although the Sunday Night Football game will technically take place just outside of Paris in the nearby suburb of Saint-Denis at the Stade de France, the league's uniform sponsor is also the exclusive kit manufacturer of the area's most-important Ligue 1 club. Furthermore, PSG has proven itself as more than a football organization—it's a full-fledged fashion and culture institution. Therefore, a collaboration with the NFL for the U.S. league's first-ever regular season match hosted in France makes perfect sense.
According to an official press release by PSG, the two U.S. football jerseys at the heart of this collaboration have been "designed by Fanatics." The design, offered in "Royal" and "Burgundy" colors, "revisit the emblematic codes of American football through the eyes of Paris Saint-Germain...they combine the graphic strength of the American jersey with the Club's coat of arms and details inspired by Parisian elegance."
Unsurprisingly, one of the styles features a color combination dubbed "Paris Red & Blue," which are the same emblematic colors found on the PSG 26/27 Home jersey by the Swoosh.
The second PSG x NFL jersey design features a garnet and gold palette color palette that draws from the French club's heritage—specifically an Away shirt from the 2006–07 campaign. This design includes different symbols within its 75 jersey number (the city's official department code and postal prefix), which originally earned the Monogram aesthetic a "Vuitton" nickname 20 years ago thanks to its similarity to Louis Vuitton's iconic patterns.
Both collaborative jerseys incorporate the fleur-de-lys, an emblem shared by Paris Saint-Germain and the New Orleans Saints.

The commemorative designs are currently available via Fanatics.com for $225 each. The appearance of the "Vuitton" pattern on the "Burgundy" option suggests that Nike may re-release PSG's 06/07 Away shirt at some point in the near future.
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