Curaçao are one of the last nations to have at least one unrevealed World Cup kit, alongside Bosnia and Herzegovina, Iraq, Iran, Jordan, Tunisia, and Uzbekistan.
Adidas launched the blue home kit on Thursday with a promotional video starring kitman Tio and Curaçao fan Brenton, who's known for appearing at games with his head painted all blue.
The kit, which is traditionally predominantly blue, carries a wave design on the sleeves as a nod to the 'Blue Wave', the nickname of the national team. Light yellow Adidas stripes on the shoulders and in the collar finish the maiden World Cup home kit of the smallest nation to ever compete.
Adidas and Curaçao released their stylish away kit in March. The light yellow kit features orange, turquoise, and pink Adidas stripes on the shoulder, while the sleeves are a brighter yellow.
Curaçao will make their FIFA World Cup debut on June 14th against Germany. Ivory Coast and Ecuador are Curaçao's other opponents in Group E.