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T1 Worlds 2025 skins arrive in League patch 26.14

The T1 Worlds 2025 skins launched with League of Legends patch 26.14 on July 15, extending the team's championship line after a third straight world title.

T1 Worlds 2025 League of Legends skins shown in red and gold
Riot released the T1 Worlds 2025 cosmetic line with patch 26.14. Source: LoL Esports.

The T1 Worlds 2025 skins entered League of Legends with patch 26.14 on July 15. Riot presented the line as the cosmetic record of T1’s third consecutive world championship and published a behind-the-scenes look at the collaboration.

The release follows the established Worlds winner tradition: the championship is preserved through a coordinated set built around the winning roster, team identity and moments from the title run.

T1 Worlds 2025 skins extend a three-peat story

The collection arrived one day after the patch 26.14 notes and alongside an official launch trailer. Riot’s announcement focuses on how player choices and championship memories became visual details rather than treating the skins as unrelated seasonal cosmetics.

That distinction matters for event cosmetics. A Worlds skin needs to read as a functional champion model during ordinary play while still carrying enough player and team references to make the commemoration specific.

The line is available in the live game, so players should use the current client for regional pricing, bundle contents and availability. Those commercial details can differ by account and should not be inferred from older championship collections.

Patch 26.14 is the release reference

Riot dated the behind-the-scenes feature June 24 and confirmed July 15 as the launch date. The later trailer and game update page verify that the T1 Worlds 2025 skins are now live rather than still being preview content.

Our Falcons champion cosmetics report looks at a similar winner-focused release in CS2. For the next international League event, see our Worlds 2026 ticket guide.

The collection’s long-term legacy will depend on how clearly its championship references survive normal match speed, not only how they appear in the reveal trailer.

Sources: LoL Esports and League of Legends, June 24–July 15, 2026.

Editorial note

Facts, dates, results, ticket details and format information were checked against the linked primary sources before publication.

This article was reviewed on August 6, 2026.

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