ANOC and Peak unveil Dakar 2026 uniform collection for 56 delegations

Quanzhou, China | 16 September 2026

The Association of National Olympic Committees (ANOC) and Peak Sport today unveiled the official uniform collections for 56 National Olympic Committee delegations competing at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games. The launch showcased collections for 50 NOCs supported through the ANOC-Peak Uniform Programme, alongside 6 NOCs directly sponsored by Peak. The ceremony was held at Peak’s headquarters in Quanzhou, China.

Through the ANOC-Peak Uniform Programme, athletes and team officials from participating NOCs will receive modern, high-quality uniforms incorporating Peak’s sportswear technology and production expertise. The programme is designed to ensure that NOCs with limited resources can arrive at the Olympic Games with confidence, dignity and pride.

“Every athlete, regardless of the size or resources of their National Olympic Committee, deserves to arrive at the Olympic Games or Youth Olympic Games with dignity, confidence and pride,” said ANOC Secretary General Gunilla Lindberg. “This is not simply sponsorship. It is solidarity put into action.”

The Dakar 2026 collection was created by Argentine designer Tobias Re in close collaboration with the participating NOCs. Each NOC was invited to request and incorporate elements of its national identity, including images, colours and symbols that best represent its country. This active participation in the artistic process has given every delegation a distinctive uniform while ensuring that the overall collection remains modern, coherent and respectful of the diversity of the Olympic family.

“Our young athletes will arrive in Dakar wearing uniforms that reflect their countries and communities, while also feeling part of one united Olympic family. On behalf of all the NOCs involved, I sincerely thank Peak and ANOC for their commitment, collaboration and invaluable support to our athletes.” said Raul Soule, Secretary General of the Cape Verde Olympic Committee, who attended the launch on behalf of the participating NOCs.

During Lindberg’s visit to Peak, a partnership plaque was inaugurated in front of the Peak flagship store in Quanzhou, celebrating the collaboration between ANOC and Peak and their shared commitment to supporting NOCs and athletes around the world.

“The collection is a showcase of Peak’s technological strength and design capability, and a commitment to the balanced development of the Olympic Movement,” said Peak Group Chairman Xu Jingnan.

“For the young athletes who will wear these uniforms in Dakar, this collection represents much more than sportswear. Each item carries a message that their journey matters and that every country belongs on the Olympic stage. These uniforms will make their Olympic debuts even more special, creating memories they will carry with them for life,” Lindberg concluded.