Watch specially designed World Cup Jersey of Football teams.

New Delhi: With less than 100 days left for the soccer world cup to be held in Brazil, the Kit makers of the various teams have come up with new look team Jerseys. These kits will have new features which will be helping the players to fight out against intense heat and sweat during the world cup matches. Lets take a look at all the major team's jerseys. ARGENTINA.Argentina have done with their famous sky blue and white striped shirts, which for the World Cup will be complimented with black trim. The only change for the summer is likely to be the shorts and socks.AUSTRALIA.There is certainly a samba feel to Australia as they travel to South America this summer and it's not just because of the green and gold kit - which is about as standard as Australian sporting attire gets.BELGIUM.Belgium will mark their first World Cup in 12 years by flying to Brazil with three different strips.Burrda may not be one of the more recognisable kit manufactures but they have done a competent enough job with with the home strip, with the badge sitting opposite three stripes representing Belgium's tri-colour, with both sitting above a watermark of the crown from the national crest.BRAZIL.No thrills as usual - it's yellow with green trim. They are colours that only Brazil can pull off (with a doff of the cap to Norwich as well) and that's where the flamboyance ends with the hosts in regards to their home strip.All the glamour is likely to be on the pitch for Brazil, with Neymar, Paulinho and David Luiz helping reveal the kit made by long time suppliers Nike.COLOMBIA.After a gap of 16 years the South Americans are back and with star forward Radamel Falcao, have a World Cup kit that appears to have 'go faster stripes' - Sadly for Cololmbia, the stripes are not added to make the players run faster, The back of the neck features a hashtag reading #UnidosPorUnPais which translates as united for a nation. CROATIA.With a chequered shirt offering many combinations to produce an original strip, it can set a very sneaky trap for kit designers to get caught trying to be too clever with a design.Modelled on the strip won against USA in their first match as an independent state in 1990, the chequered front is complimented by red sleeves, with blue numbers and logos help breaking up the strip and showing the nation's tri-colour. Simple but ever so effective.FRANCE.It's likely to go down well with traditionalists. A blue shirt is matched with white shorts and red socks to represent the nation's 'tri-color' The new France home shirt features a new 1958 crest which reflects players' feedback of wanting to 'feel the history of our country'. GERMANY.Germany have done what they do best and have just gone ahead and done something better anyway by placing a red chevron on the front of the kit which loosely has black and yellow trim to represent the colours of the national flag.NETHERLAND.One of the biggest teams in Brazil, and it looks like they will have one of the biggest badges, too. The famous orange is of course still vibrant, and with a history of flair on the world stage, it's interesting to see the design itself has been kept simple. IRAN.Made by German manufacture Uhlsport, the home and away strips were jointly unveiled at the Olympic Hotel in Tehran and display a unique touch with an image of an Iranian cheetah stitched into the front of the kit.ITALY.It's a very busy collar, with three buttons around the neck area, and a thin strip which goes down to the chest. It's complimented by Italy's tri-colour on the sleeves as well as two thin white stripes on the sides towards the front of the shirt. JAPAN.With a country also known as the 'land of the rising sun', it's a nice touch to have the badge having an effect that has a light-like glow emitting from it.MEXICO.It's just as well it is getting results too as the actual design is not one of adidas' best. The two tone green is a little clumsy while the white and red zig-zag lines would have been out-of-date.NIGERIA.Adidas have unveiled a home strip for the African country that will see them display two tones of green with side panels and arms showing a darker shade than the main body - which is split by pin stripes. RUSSIA.It's been hard to keep up with Russia over the years as they have gone from white to light red and now a shade of maroon as their home strip for the World Cup. The only trouble is that with the gold trim, Russia are going to look very much like Spain during the tournament .SOUTH KOREA.A plain red shirt complimented by blue hoops hardly saves the strip, with the Asian side at least having a consolation that their team should fare better in the tournament rather than in the fashion stakes.SPAIN.Gone are the navy blue shorts and socks and in comes an all-red number for Spain as they break from a traditional design in an attempt to defend their world crown. The gold trim looks excellent on the all-red strip - as does the golden badge to mark them as world champions.UNITED STATES OF AMERICAThe North American outfit have already shown signs of waving the white flag by releasing an all-white strip.