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PUMA AND FAM UNVEIL THE NEW HARIMAU MALAYA 2026/27 HOME AND AWAY JERSEYS, CELEBRATING THE COLOURS THAT UNITE MALAYSIANS

 PUMA Malaysia, in its ongoing partnership with the Football Association of Malaysia (FAM), unveils the new Harimau Malaya 2026/27 Home and Away Jerseys, celebrating the colours, passion, and pride that bring Malaysians together through football. 





 


Under the theme of “Inilah Warna Kita”, the new jerseys are a celebration of the iconic Hitam Kuning, colours that have become synonymous with Harimau Malaya and Malaysian football. They represent the shared pride, passion, and love for the game that connects football fans across generations, from the neighbourhood football fields to the biggest moments on the pitches. Whatever our background, when we stand with the national team, these are our colours. Drawing from this shared identity, the FAM Home and Away Jerseys offer distinct interpretations of what it means to wear the colours of Harimau Malaya. 

 

HOME JERSEY: THE SPIRIT OF THE TIGER 


Inspired by the Malayan tiger, the FAM Home Jersey channels its power, agility, and fearless spirit through bold tiger stripe elements. The stripes symbolise the team’s strength, courage, and relentless drive to overcome every challenge, while celebrating the unmistakable pride of wearing the colours of Harimau Malaya. More than a design element, the tiger-inspired identity reflects the spirit of “Fear None” and the enduring connection between the national team and its supporters. 


AWAY JERSEY: UNITED IN BLUE 


The FAM Away Jersey takes inspiration from camouflage patterns and features a distinctive navy-blue colourway, drawn from the canton of the Malaysian flag. Representing unity, strength, and resilience, the colour and design reflect the harmony, peace, and solidarity of Malaysia’s multi-ethnic society. It serves as a reminder that while Malaysians may come from different backgrounds, football gives everyone a reason to stand together. 


ENGINEERED FOR PERFORMANCE 

Bringing together national pride with PUMA’s performance innovation, the new FAM Harimau Malaya jerseys are designed to provide lightweight comfort and unrestricted movement on the pitch. 


Key technologies include: 

👉ULTRAWEAVE: PUMA’s ultra-light performance fabric engineered for unrestricted, natural movement. 

👉dryCELL: Sweat-wicking technology designed to help keep wearers dry and comfortable. 

👉ThermoAdapt: Technology designed to help regulate heat and maintain comfort as body temperature changes. 

“The PUMA FAM Harimau Malaya jersey has always represented more than the game itself. Through ‘Inilah Warna Kita’, we celebrate the colours that Malaysians have grown up with and the shared pride they represent. The new FAM Home and Away Jerseys bring this identity forward through designs that honour our football heritage while delivering the performance technology expected from PUMA,” said Steven Tan, Country Manager of PUMA Malaysia. 

The PUMA FAM Harimau Malaya 2026/27 Jerseys are priced at RM549 for adult Authentic kits, RM319 for adult Replica kits, and RM269 for Junior kits, and are now available at PUMA.com, PUMA stores, Al-Ikhsan, and Football Republic stores. 

For the latest updates on PUMA Malaysia and the Harimau Malaya partnership, follow @PUMA.Malaysia on Instagram. 


 




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