The South Korean League of Legends national team has officially revealed its new uniform for the 2026 Aichi–Nagoya Asian Games campaign. The outfit, co-designed by GOALSTUDIO, draws attention by blending modern eSports style with traditional Korean aesthetic values.
On August 7, the Korean eSports Association announced a new uniform set for the national eSports team aiming for the 2026 Aichi–Nagoya Asian Games.
This is the common outfit for all athletes representing South Korea at the Asian Games, including the League of Legends team featuring notable names such as Faker, Zeus, Canyon, Zeka, Gumayusi, and Keria.
GOALSTUDIO continues to serve as the uniform partner for the South Korean eSports team. The brand previously impressed with the uniform at the 2023 Hangzhou Asian Games, when Faker and his teammates won a historic gold medal. However, the version for Aichi–Nagoya 2026 carries a completely different spirit.
If the 2023 Asian Games uniform was built around the image of a Joseon-era warrior, sword, and shield, the new design aims at the refined beauty of Korean ceramic art.
The collection's theme conveys the "aesthetics of the strong," blending the elegance of white Baekja porcelain with the strength and mystery of traditional black-glazed pottery.
This concept helps the outfit retain its Korean cultural identity while fitting the modern image of a world-class eSports team.
In addition to the main match jersey, South Korea also introduced a capsule collection with lifestyle products. Team Korea's identity elements are incorporated into everyday clothing, thereby expanding the team's image beyond professional competition.
The South Korean League of Legends team enters the 2026 Asian Games under considerable pressure as the reigning champions.
At the 2023 Hangzhou Asian Games, South Korea overcame a series of strong opponents to win the gold medal in League of Legends. Therefore, the goal at Aichi–Nagoya is almost certainly nothing less than retaining the top spot.
Faker's presence continues to be the focal point. Alongside him, the South Korean roster features many world-class players at each position, creating a team with great depth.
According to the Games' regulations, this uniform will be used during preparation, official activities, and team-related events. When entering the official matches of the Asian Games, the competition version will be adjusted to remove certain sponsor logos in compliance with the rules.
With a star-studded lineup and a "battle robe" rich in Korean cultural imprint, Faker and his teammates are showing thorough preparation for the major goal at the 2026 Aichi–Nagoya Asian Games.