What 32 Nations Will Wear to the Olympic Opening Ceremonies

Racked is no longer publishing. Thank you to everyone who read our work over the years. The archives will remain available here; for new stories, head over to Vox.com, where our staff is covering consumer culture for The Goods by Vox. You can also see what we’re up to by signing up here.

Image courtesy of the Latvian National Olympic Committee

Good news, guys. The kind-of-strange Ralph Lauren patchwork cardigan that the United States is wearing to the Olympic Opening Ceremony will fit right in next to every other nation's personal brand of crazy patriotic. The looks will include fur-trimmed Christmas coats, Olympic-themed face masks, and blindingly-colorful prints. From Azerbaijan to Kazakhstan to Mongolia, we pulled together 32 of the best Olympic uniforms we're going to see in Sochi. That cardigan may be sold out already, but many more kooky shopping options await.—Erika Graham

Images via Sochi2014.olympics.com.au.

↑ Australia
Designer: Karbon

Image via Azernews.az.

↑ Azerbaijan
Designer: Larusmiani

Images courtesy of the Belarusian National Olympic Committee

↑ Belarus
Designer: Audimas (Uniform), Salomon (Footwear), Galanteya (Bags)

Image courtesy of the Brazilian National Olympic Committee

↑ Brazil
Designer: Nike

Images courtesy of the Bulgarian National Olympic Committee

↑ Bulgaria
Designer: AGRESSIA (Official uniforms), VIST (Sport uniforms)

Images via montrealgazette.com

↑ Canada
Designer: Hudson's Bay

Images courtesy of the Croatian National Olympic Committee

↑ Croatia
Designer: Colmar

Image via theguardian.com

↑ Czech Republic

Image via fashionmagazine.com

↑ Estonia
Designer: Monton

Images courtesy of the French National Olympic Committee

↑ France
Designer: Lacoste

Images courtesy of the German National Olympic Committee Picture Alliance

↑ Germany
Designer: Bogner (Opening and Closing Ceremony uniforms), Adidas (General supplier), Sioux (shoes)

Images courtesy of Adidas

↑ Great Britain
Designer: Adidas

Images courtesy of Fila

↑ Hong Kong
Designer: Fila

Image via fashiontimes.com

↑ Italy
Designer: Armani

Images via fashion-headline.com

↑ Japan
Designer: Daimaru Matsuzakaya

Images via tengrinews.kz

↑ Kazakhstan
Designer: KazSPO-N

Images courtesy of the Latvian National Olympic Committee

↑ Latvia
Designers: Natalija Jansone and Gvido Zalitis

Images via nbcolympics.com

↑ Mexico
Designer: Kappa

Images via infomongolia.com

↑ Mongolia
Designer: Stefano Ughetti (Ceremonial costumes), Goyo (General outfitter)

Images courtesy of the Dutch National Olympic Committee

↑ Netherlands
Designer: ASICS (Sport uniforms), Suitsupply (Reception uniforms)

Images via NZ Olympics Facebook page

↑ New Zealand
Designer: Mons Royale

Images courtesy of the Norwegian National Olympic Committee

↑ Norway
Designer: Phenix, Moods of Norway, and Dale of Norway

Image via Huffington Post

↑ Poland

Images via nbcolympics.com

↑ Russia
Designer: Bosco

Images courtesy of the Serbian National Olympic Committee

↑ Serbia
Designer: Bosco

Images by Jan Sukup, courtesy of the Slovak Olympic Committee

↑ Slovakia
Designer: Intersport (Outer uniforms), Sportcool (Sweaters, caps, gloves)

Images courtesy of the Slovenian Olympic Committee

↑ Slovenia
Designer: Sandi Murovec, manufactured by Peak

Image via olympic.ca

↑ South Korea

Images courtesy of the Swedish Olympic Committee

↑ Sweden
Designer: H&M

Images courtesy of the Swiss Olympic Committee

↑ Switzerland
Designer: Ochsner Sport, Descente (skijacket and trousers)

Images courtesy of the Ukranian Olympic Committee

↑ Ukraine
Designer: Bosco

Images via Huffington Post

↑ United States
Designer: Ralph Lauren

· 20 Hot Guys to Watch Out For During the Sochi Olympics [Racked]
· Here's A Heterosexual Figure Skater Outfit According to SNL [Racked]

---

WATCH: A LOOK AT OLYMPIC UNIFORMS