Colombia Retro Shirts

Colombia 2014 Home. James Rodríguez's World Cup. With Falcao injured, the 22-year-old scored six goals in five games — including the volley against Uruguay that won Goal of the Tournament — and took the Golden Boot as José Pékerman's Colombia reached the quarter-finals for the first time. Cuadrado, Ospina and Yepes completed the picture in Brazil. The yellow home shirt from Colombia's best ever World Cup.

The home shirt from James Rodríguez's summer in Brazil.

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Colombia 2001–2002 Home. The 2001 Copa América, hosted at home and won for the first time in the country's history. Colombia won all six matches without conceding a goal, Víctor Aristizábal finished as top scorer, and Iván Córdoba's header beat Mexico in the final in Bogotá. This vintage style home shirt is from the only major trophy in Colombian football history.

The yellow of Colombia from the 2001 Copa América.

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Colombia 1994 Home. The yellow of the golden generation. After the 5–0 win in Buenos Aires in qualifying, Colombia arrived at USA 94 with Valderrama, Asprilla, Rincón and Valencia and the expectation of a nation. A defeat to Romania, a loss to the hosts and a win over Switzerland weren't enough. Andrés Escobar's own goal against the United States and his murder ten days later turned a football story into something far larger. This vintage style home shirt carries all of it.

The yellow from Colombia's most gifted and most heartbreaking World Cup.

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Colombia 1998 Home. France 98 was the end of an era. Valderrama, Asprilla and Rincón were still there, Faryd Mondragón was in goal, and Colombia beat Tunisia before losing to Romania and England to go out in the group for a second consecutive World Cup. The yellow home shirt from the last dance of the golden generation.

The yellow of Colombia from France 98.

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Colombia 1994 Away. The golden generation arrived at USA 94 as dark horses after beating Argentina 5–0 in Buenos Aires in qualifying — Valderrama, Asprilla, Rincón and Valencia in their prime. It ended in the group stage, and Andrés Escobar's own goal against the United States was followed by his murder days after returning home. This vintage style away shirt carries the memory of Colombia's most gifted and most tragic team.

The away shirt from the World Cup of the golden generation.

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Colombia 2003 Home. Colombia went to the 2003 Confederations Cup in France as South American champions and reached the semi-finals, where they lost to Cameroon in the match in which Marc-Vivien Foé collapsed and died. The team finished fourth. This vintage style home shirt is from a tournament remembered for football and for far more than football.

The yellow of Colombia from the 2003 Confederations Cup.

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Colombia 1994 Away Long Sleeve. Pelé tipped them to win it. Colombia went to USA 94 on the back of the 5–0 in Buenos Aires with Valderrama, Asprilla, Rincón and Higuita's absence in goal, and lost to Romania and the hosts before beating Switzerland. The tournament ended in the group and in tragedy for Andrés Escobar. This long-sleeve away shirt is from a team remembered for far more than results.

The long-sleeve away shirt from Colombia's 1994 World Cup.

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Colombia 1994 Home Long Sleeve. Francisco Maturana's Colombia went to the United States as one of the most exciting teams in the world — Valderrama's passing, Asprilla's pace, Rincón's power — and left after three group games. Andrés Escobar's own goal against the USA and the tragedy that followed made this the team the country never forgot. The long-sleeve yellow from Colombia's 1994.

The long-sleeve home shirt from the golden generation's World Cup.

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Colombia 1998 Away. Carlos Valderrama's third and final World Cup. Colombia beat Tunisia in Montpellier but lost to Romania and to England, where Anderton's strike and Beckham's free kick sent them home in the group stage. This vintage style away shirt is from the last tournament of the Valderrama generation.

The away shirt from Valderrama's farewell World Cup.

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Colombia 1990 Home Long Sleeve. Colombia's first World Cup since 1962. Carlos Valderrama ran the midfield with his golden hair and Freddy Rincón's last-minute equaliser against West Germany sent them into the second round, where Cameroon beat them in extra time. This long-sleeve home shirt is from the tournament that introduced the world to Valderrama, Higuita and Rincón.

The long-sleeve yellow from Colombia's Italia 90.

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Colombia 1990 Goalkeeper Long Sleeve. René Higuita, the first true sweeper-keeper. At Italia 90 he dribbled out of his area against Cameroon in the round of 16, was robbed by Roger Milla, and Colombia went out — but 'El Loco' had changed what a goalkeeper could be. This long-sleeve goalkeeper shirt is from the most famous mistake in World Cup history.

The goalkeeper shirt from Higuita's Italia 90.

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