Brazil Retro Shirts

Brazil 2013–2014 Away. The blue away shirt from the home World Cup cycle. Brazil won the 2013 Confederations Cup with Neymar as player of the tournament, then reached the semi-finals of the 2014 World Cup, where without the injured Neymar they lost 7–1 to Germany in Belo Horizonte. A vintage style away shirt from a year of hope and heartbreak.

The blue of Brazil from the home World Cup.

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Brazil 2013–2014 Black. An alternative black colourway from the home World Cup period, when Neymar was the face of the country and Brazil went into the 2014 tournament as hosts and favourites. A different look for the Seleção crest, from one of the most emotional years in the national team's history.

A black Brazil shirt from the 2014 World Cup year.

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Brazil 2004 Black Special Edition Long Sleeve. A black special edition from 2004, the year Brazil won the Copa América in Peru — Adriano's stoppage-time equaliser against Argentina in the final, then victory on penalties. Away from the familiar yellow, the black long-sleeve gives the Seleção crest a very different look.

A black long-sleeve special edition from Brazil's 2004 Copa América year.

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Brazil 1997 Away Blue. The year of Ro-Ro. Ronaldo and Romário together in attack won the Copa América in Bolivia, beating the hosts in La Paz, and then the Confederations Cup, where Romário scored a hat-trick in a 6–0 final against Australia. Denílson, Rivaldo and Roberto Carlos were all part of it. This vintage style away shirt is from one of the most gifted Brazil sides ever assembled.

The blue of Brazil from the season of Ronaldo and Romário.

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Brazil 1997 Home. Ronaldo was the best player in the world and Romário was still Romário. Together they won the 1997 Copa América and the Confederations Cup, playing the kind of attacking football that made Brazil favourites for France 98. Rivaldo, Denílson, Cafu and Roberto Carlos completed the picture. This vintage style home shirt is from the peak of Ro-Ro.

The yellow of Brazil from the year they won everything they entered.

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Brazil 2004 Black Special Long Sleeve. The Seleção in black. A special long-sleeve edition from 2004, when Adriano was Brazil's most feared striker and the Copa América was won in Lima with a last-minute goal against Argentina and a penalty shoot-out. A vintage style shirt for those who want Brazil in something other than yellow.

A black long-sleeve Brazil shirt from the Adriano era.

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Brazil 2002 Home Long Sleeve. The Penta. Ronaldo scored eight goals, including both in the final against Germany in Yokohama, Rivaldo and Ronaldinho completed the three Rs, and Luiz Felipe Scolari's Brazil won all seven matches. This long-sleeve home shirt is from the summer Ronaldo completed his comeback and Brazil won a fifth World Cup.

The long-sleeve yellow from the Penta.

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Brazil 1993–1994 Away. The blue away shirt from the road to USA 94. Brazil qualified for the World Cup with Romário's goals against Uruguay at the Maracanã in September 1993, and Carlos Alberto Parreira's side went on to win the tournament — the country's first title in 24 years. Romário, Bebeto, Dunga and Taffarel in the away blue from the year of the Tetra.

The blue of Brazil from the road to the fourth star.

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Brazil 2014 Home. The World Cup at home. Neymar carried the Seleção through the group and the round of 16, then fractured a vertebra against Colombia. Without him, and without the suspended Thiago Silva, Brazil lost 7–1 to Germany in Belo Horizonte in a semi-final the country has never forgotten. This vintage style home shirt is from the tournament Brazil hosted and could not win.

The yellow of Brazil from the summer of 2014.

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Brazil 1998 Home Special Edition. A special edition of the France 98 home shirt, from the tournament Ronaldo carried Brazil to the final before the events of the morning of the match in Saint-Denis. Rivaldo and Bebeto scored the goals along the way, Taffarel saved the penalties against the Netherlands. A vintage style shirt from a summer that still gets talked about.

A special edition yellow from Brazil's 1998 World Cup.

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Brazil 2012–2013 Home. Neymar's Brazil won the Confederations Cup on home soil, beating Spain 3–0 in the Maracanã final with goals from Fred and Neymar. It came a year after the Olympic final defeat to Mexico at Wembley. Luiz Felipe Scolari, back in charge, had a team the country believed could win the World Cup at home. This vintage style home shirt is from that Confederations Cup year.

The yellow of Brazil from the night they beat Spain in the Maracanã.

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Brazil 1998 Home. France 98 — Ronaldo's convulsion on the morning of the final, the 3–0 defeat in Saint-Denis, and a tournament that had promised so much. Rivaldo, Bebeto, Roberto Carlos and Taffarel's semi-final penalty saves against the Netherlands were the other side of the story. This vintage style home shirt is from a World Cup Brazil expected to win.

The yellow of Brazil from the summer of the Saint-Denis final.

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Brazil 1994 Goalkeeper Long Sleeve. Cláudio Taffarel kept a clean sheet through the final, saved Daniele Massaro's penalty in the shoot-out and watched Roberto Baggio's kick sail over the bar. It was Brazil's first World Cup since 1970. This long-sleeve goalkeeper shirt is from the summer of the Rose Bowl.

The goalkeeper shirt from the day Taffarel won the Tetra.

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Brazil 2010–2011 Away. The blue away shirt from the end of the Dunga era and the start of the Neymar era. Brazil went out of the 2010 World Cup to the Netherlands in the quarter-final; a month later Neymar scored on his debut against the United States under Mano Menezes. Kaká, Robinho and a rebuilt squad in the away blue from a period of transition.

The blue of Brazil from Neymar's first international season.

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Brazil 1985 Home. The seleção in the mid-1980s, building toward the 1986 World Cup where they would produce some of the most beautiful football the tournament had ever seen before falling on penalties to France. Zico, Socrates, Falcao and Junior were all wearing the canary yellow in this period.

The canary yellow of Brazil from the Zico and Socrates generation.

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Brazil 1994 Away. The dark blue away shirt from Romario and Bebeto’s World Cup. While the yellow home shirt is the most celebrated, this away version was worn in some of Brazil’s most important matches as they navigated their way to the title in the United States.

Brazil’s away colours from the 1994 World Cup triumph.

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Brazil 2006–2008 Home. The 2006 World Cup in Germany saw Brazil arrive as favourites with Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Kakà, Adriano and Roberto Carlos in the squad. They fell to France in the quarter-finals. This shirt also covers the Copa América-winning campaign of 2007, when Brazil beat Argentina 3–0 in the final.

Brazil’s yellow from the 2006 World Cup and the 2007 Copa América triumph.

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Brazil 2004 Home. The Copa América era with Ronaldinho at his absolute peak. Between his World Cup triumph in 2002 and his Ballon d’Or seasons at Barcelona, Ronaldinho was wearing the canary yellow of Brazil and producing football of breathtaking quality.

The canary yellow of Brazil from the Ronaldinho era at its most brilliant.

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Brazil 2002 Home. The fifth World Cup. Ronaldo’s redemption. After the mystery of the 1998 final, he arrived in Japan and South Korea and answered every question with 8 goals in 7 games, including two in the final against Germany. Ronaldinho, Rivaldo and Roberto Carlos were all in the squad.

The canary yellow of Brazil from Ronaldo’s redemption World Cup.

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Brazil 1998 Home. The World Cup in France and the most mysterious final in the tournament’s history. Ronaldo was named in the starting lineup after a medical episode that left his teammates concerned and the world confused. France won 3–0. But before the final, Brazil had played some brilliant football — Ronaldo, Rivaldo, Roberto Carlos and Bebeto were all outstanding.

The canary yellow of Brazil from the summer of Ronaldo’s mysterious final.

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Brazil 1970 Home. The greatest football team ever assembled. Pele, Jairzinho, Rivelino, Tostao and Gerson played football in Mexico that has never been surpassed. Every member of that squad could play, every movement was instinctive, and the canary yellow shirt became the most celebrated in the history of the game. Three World Cups and the Jules Rimet Trophy was theirs to keep forever.

The canary yellow of the greatest World Cup team the game has ever seen.

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Brazil 1998–2000 Home. The era of Ronaldo at the peak of his powers — until the mysterious events in the hours before the 1998 World Cup final left him visibly unwell and Brazil beaten 3–0 by France. This shirt also covers the 1999 Copa América triumph and a period when Brazil remained one of the most thrilling teams in world football.

The canary yellow of Brazil from the Ronaldo era and the Paris heartbreak.

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Brazil 1994 Home. Romario and Bebeto. The most celebrated striking partnership of the decade. Carlos Alberto Parreira’s side won the World Cup in the United States, beating Italy on penalties. Romario was the player of the tournament. The baby celebration after Bebeto’s goal became one of the most iconic images in football history.

The canary yellow of Brazil from the summer of Romario and Bebeto.

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