Weston Corp opens World Cup ’26 pop-up at Jewel Changi Airport

Weston Corporation has launched Weston Corp World Cup ’26 at Jewel Changi Airport, introducing what it describes as a first-of-its-kind football pop-up in Singapore ahead of this year’s World Cup.


Running from May to 31 July 2026, the space is centred on federation jerseys, matchday-themed displays and football merchandise, with Weston positioning it as a dedicated World Cup destination rather than a conventional retail corner.

This is a large showcase of home and away kits from more than 40 partner federations, including countries such as Algeria, Argentina, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Croatia, England, Germany, Japan, New Zealand, Mexico, Spain and the United States.

Weston says fans will also find federation kits from Colombia, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Scotland, South Africa and Sweden, which are being offered exclusively through Weston Corp World Cup ’26.

Ami Chopra, Sales Director for football at Weston Corporation, said: “The World Cup is a global moment that brings people together across borders, cultures, and generations. With Weston Corp World Cup ’26, we wanted to recreate that energy right here in Singapore, in a place that is as globally connected as Jewel.”

Visitors are greeted by a floor-to-ceiling display of more than 99 mini Trionda balls, the official match ball of FIFA World Cup 2026, presented as a central visual feature of the store.

The pop-up also offers more than jerseys alone. Weston says fans can purchase a range of World Cup accessories and customise selected federation shirts with their preferred player names.

There is also a brand-led activation element. From 28 to 30 May, adidas is taking over Weston Corp World Cup ’26 with a focused presentation of 13 exclusive adidas federation jerseys, together with matchday snacks and related activations.

Weston Corp World Cup ’26 is located at #02-212/213, Jewel Changi Airport.


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