Mongolia will compete in the 2026 Winter Olympics with a small team that has caught the attention of the world with its striking uniforms.

With Italian design heritage in the backdrop and leading brands dressing teams from around the world, the 2026 Olympic uniforms are looking like they would be just as at home on the streets of any international fashion week as they will be on the podium.

Mongolia’s opening ceremony uniforms for Milano–Cortina 2026 blend imperial history, nomadic heritage and luxury cashmere.

Mongolian brand Goyol Cashmere launched its Olympic looks last month to instant internet acclaim. The designers were inspired by the “warrior spirit” of Mongolians who, for thousands of years, used cashmere to endure the brutal winters of the Central Asian highlands, the company wrote on social media.

Mongolia's uniforms for the Opening Ceremony of the 2026 Milan Cortina Olympics, designed by Goyol Cashmere, reimagine traditional deel garments of the nation's nomadic history.

As the 2026 Milan Cortina Winter Olympics begin, all eyes are on teams from around the globe proudly donning their countries' uniforms for the opening ceremony, including Team USA in outfits designed by Ralph Lauren.

The Milan Cortina Winter Olympics is the second Games in a row to be hosted in a fashion capital. Paris 2024 set a high sartorial bar, with sharp Berluti tuxedo tailoring for the home team, and an exceptionally elevated take on athleticwear by Michel & Amazonka for the Mongolian squad.

It’s hard to predict precisely which niche winter sport will suck you in this time — consider skeleton, where athletes plunge headfirst down an icy track, or biathlon, where they ski and also shoot guns (also, please sign our petition to bring back ski ballet) — but we can offer a preview of what each country’s athletes will be wearing.

With the Winter Olympics set to begin on February 6, we have curated our top picks of the uniforms that best define the style, innovation, and spirit of the 2026 Games. Lululemon returns to the world stage with a modular kit designed for the fluctuating temperatures of Milan and Cortina.