Koreaboo- The final match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup took place on July 19.
- Following the match, several of BTS’s worn items were listed online for auction, with proceeds donated to FIFA's Global Citizen Education Fund.
- Jimin's shirt, a custom AGRO studio piece, fetched a high bid of $110,000, making it the highest bid item.
- In total, the auction of BTS's worn items raised $300,300, and with the inclusion of a signed soccer ball, the total reached $328,900.
- Jin’s belt, a custom design, had a final auction bid of $16,500.
- RM’s pair of Untitled-03 Ankle High Boots by Akme reached a high bid of $19,800.
- J-Hope’s gloves, a custom pair in red and black, hit a high bid of $26,800.
- Suga’s pants, which included a scarf customized with all of the members’ names, hit a high bid of $33,000.
- Jungkook’s jacket, a custom DIRT by Courtney MC, hit a high bid of $46,200.
- A custom scarf worn by V also hit a high bid of $46,200.
BTS's auction of World Cup outfits has made headlines by raising over $328,900 for charity, with proceeds directed to FIFA's Global Citizen Education Fund. The auction featured several items worn by the members during the World Cup, showcasing their unique styles and contributions to a noble cause.24
Among the standout items, Jimin's shirt, a custom AGRO studio piece, commanded the highest bid at $110,000. Other notable items included Jungkook's jacket, which fetched $46,200, and Suga's pants, which sold for $33,000. The auction also featured J-Hope's gloves at $26,800 and RM's boots at $19,800.3678910
In total, the worn items donated by BTS reached $300,300, and when including a signed soccer ball, the total auction proceeds soared to $328,900. This initiative not only highlights BTS's influence in the fashion world but also their commitment to social causes, making a significant impact through their celebrity status.
The auction reflects the band's ongoing dedication to philanthropy, engaging fans and supporters in meaningful ways while contributing to global education efforts.
“The auction featured several high-value items, with J-Hope's gloves reaching a bid of $26,800 and Jungkook's jacket hitting $46,200. In total, BTS's contributions, including a signed soccer ball, amassed $328,900, benefiting FIFA's Global Citizen Education Fund.”
