The 2026 kit

The 2026 Uno-X Mobility jersey is the team's familiar 'ketchup and mustard' design, carried over essentially unchanged from 2025 — 2026 kit-ranking articles call it "a carbon copy of last year's," and the team kept the same red-and-yellow identity it has run since 2024. Base of the jersey is bright ketchup-red (#E4002B) with a subtle tonal geometric/faceted texture woven through the red panels (introduced in 2025). A broad mustard-yellow (#FFD100) horizontal band wraps across the mid-chest and around the torso; on it sits the large black 'UNO-X' wordmark with 'MOBILITY' in smaller black lettering — the main visual anchor of the front. Above the band, the upper chest, shoulders and collar are red; a small REMA 1000 logo (white block capitals in a dark navy-blue rectangle, ~#0A1E50) sits on the left chest, and REMA 1000 branding repeats on the sides of the torso. The sleeves are red and each upper arm carries the boxy navy-and-white REMA 1000 grocery-chain logo, which stands out loudly against the red. Collar and sleeve cuffs are plain red. Construction note an image should reflect: the men's race jersey (made by Danish apparel brand Fusion, supplier since 2025) is zipless — a clean, unbroken red front with no zipper line. Bib shorts are plain black with small Uno-X logos on the thighs; riders typically pair the kit with yellow socks and red (occasionally black) helmets. No special Tour de France edition kit for 2026: Uno-X is not among the six teams running switch-out jerseys at this Tour (their all-black 'Dark Horse' one-off was only for Liège-Bastogne-Liège in April, and their Tour 'Union-X' campaign is a Danish-Norwegian squad concept, not a kit change). Note for accuracy: Anders Skaarseth rides this Tour in the Norwegian national champion's jersey (red with blue-and-white flag bands) after winning the national title a week before the start; the other seven riders wear the standard kit. (The matte-black/red 2026 design seen on Ridley's site is the bike livery, not the jersey.)