Nike x Palace England pre-match shirt restocked in all sizes ahead of Ghana World Cup clash
The Nike x Palace England pre-match top, which sold out within minutes of its launch, is back in stock at Kitbag in men's, women's and kids' sizes ahead of England's World Cup 2026 group game against Ghana on 23 June.
The Nike x Palace England pre-match shirt has returned to stock across all sizes after selling out almost immediately following its launch earlier this month, with England’s World Cup 2026 group stage still live.
Kitbag has restocked the Palace x Nike Pre Match Top for men, women and children ahead of England’s second group game against Ghana in Boston on Tuesday, 23 June. Last week only small sizes remained available in the men’s range before those too disappeared.
Pricing runs from £34.99 for the Little Kids edition to £64.99 for the adult men’s and women’s versions. Limited stock of the shirt is also available directly through Nike and Sports Direct.
The collection, which merges football heritage with streetwear aesthetics, generated significant online attention from the moment early images began circulating earlier this year. Marcus Rashford was photographed wearing an England Palace shirt on arrival at England’s March training camp, months before the full range officially launched.
Demand has been intense. The bulk of the wider Palace x Nike collection sold out within minutes of going on sale, and social media reaction has been largely enthusiastic. “That Palace x England range is lush, isn’t it?” wrote one supporter on X, though others voiced frustration at how quickly items disappeared.
For fans unable to secure the pre-match top, the England Palace x Nike Uncuffed Beanie (£37.99) remains available through the England Official Store. The pewter grey and red beanie features the Three Lions crest and Palace x Nike co-branding.
England face Ghana in Boston on 23 June before returning to Dallas for their final group fixture against Panama.
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