As the 2026 Commonwealth Games approach, Australia will step onto the global stage wearing ceremonial and village uniforms designed by Australian heritage brand R.M.Williams, in partnership with Commonwealth Games Australia.

The collaboration marks a continuation of R.M.Williams’ commitment to supporting Australian sport and culture reinforces its role as a legacy uniform partner to Commonwealth Games Australia. The uniforms celebrate national identity, craftsmanship and unity, designed to represent Australia with confidence on the world stage.

Created to be distinctly Australian, the uniform draws on the country’s green and gold sporting heritage, alongside Indigenous design elements woven through graphics and detailing. At its core, the design reflects a sense of togetherness, with artwork symbolising athletes coming together as one team.

Balancing form and function, the collection has been designed to meet the practical needs of over 500 athletes and team members travelling to Glasgow. Layered and versatile pieces respond to the city’s changing summer climate, with options spanning both formal and casual wear, from tailored blazers and signature boots to puffer jackets, t-shirts and sneakers.

Sustainability and craftsmanship are central to the collection, with the use of recycled nylon, organic cotton and recycled linings, alongside select pieces crafted in the R.M.Williams workshop. Inclusive sizing ensures the uniform is accessible to all members of the team.

As Team Australia prepares for the Games, the ceremonial uniform represents a significant moment of pride, unity and anticipation ahead of competition.

Reflecting on the significance of the uniform and what it represents for athletes, long jump world junior champion Delta Amidzowski said, “I think R.M. Williams have done an incredible job with the whole design of the uniform and it definitely represents much more than just putting on a piece of clothing. It’s our culture, it’s our heritage, so it’s definitely going to give all us athletes a lot of confidence heading into the Games.”

The 2026 Commonwealth Games will bring together athletes from across the Commonwealth to compete across a diverse program of sports, celebrating international competition and connection.