Netherlands Retro Shirts

Netherlands 1991 Home Orange. Between Italia 90 and Euro 92, with Dennis Bergkamp making his way into a squad still led by Gullit, Van Basten and Rijkaard. This vintage style home shirt is from the qualifying campaign that took the Netherlands to Sweden.

The orange of Holland from 1991.

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Netherlands 1988 Away. European champions. Rinus Michels' Netherlands beat West Germany in Hamburg with Van Basten's late winner, then beat the Soviet Union in Munich with Gullit's header and Van Basten's volley. This vintage style away shirt is from the Netherlands' only major title.

The away shirt from Euro 88.

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Netherlands 2002 Home Orange. The World Cup the Netherlands missed. Van Gaal's first spell as coach ended with Ireland and Portugal going to Japan and Korea instead. This vintage style home shirt is from the orange of a lost year.

The orange of Holland from 2002.

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Netherlands 1998 Home. Bergkamp's goal against Argentina — the touch, the turn, the finish — took the Netherlands to the France 98 semi-final, where Brazil won on penalties. Kluivert, Davids, Overmars and Stam in the orange of Hiddink's finest team.

The orange of Holland from Bergkamp's goal.

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Netherlands 1995 Home Orange. The Ajax generation takes over. Guus Hiddink's Netherlands qualified for Euro 96 through a play-off against Ireland at Anfield, with two goals from an 19-year-old Patrick Kluivert. Seedorf, Davids and the De Boers were coming through. This vintage style home shirt is from 1995.

The orange of Holland from the Anfield play-off year.

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Netherlands 1988 Home. Van Basten's volley. Gullit's header, Koeman's shirt swap in Hamburg, Rijkaard at the back — Michels' Netherlands won Euro 88 and the home shirt became one of the most recognisable in football. This vintage style version is the orange of the champions.

The orange of Holland from Munich 88.

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Netherlands 1990–1992 Home. The European champions went to Italia 90 and fell flat — Rijkaard and Völler sent off together against West Germany — then reached the Euro 92 semi-final, where Van Basten's penalty miss sent Denmark through. Gullit, Koeman, Bergkamp in the orange of a team that should have won more.

The orange of Holland from 1990 to 1992.

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Netherlands 2012 Home. The orange from Euro 2012, where the World Cup finalists lost every match. Robben, Sneijder, Van Persie and Huntelaar could not score enough, and Van Marwijk left. A vintage style home shirt from a tournament to forget.

The orange of Holland from 2012.

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Netherlands 2012 Away. The finalists of 2010 lost all three games at Euro 2012 — Denmark, Germany, Portugal — and went home from the group of death. Van Marwijk resigned. Robben, Sneijder and Van Persie in the away shirt of a summer that went wrong.

The away shirt from the Netherlands' Euro 2012.

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Netherlands 2004 Home. The orange from Portugal 2004 — Van Nistelrooy's goals, Robben's arrival, a shoot-out win over Sweden and a semi-final defeat to the hosts. Dick Advocaat's Netherlands in the home shirt of their last tournament before Van Basten.

The orange of Holland from Euro 2004.

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Netherlands 2004 Away. Euro 2004 — Advocaat's Netherlands beat Sweden on penalties in the quarter-final and lost to hosts Portugal in the semi. Van Nistelrooy, Robben, Davids and Van der Vaart in the away shirt of a tournament that ended one round short.

The away shirt from Holland's Euro 2004.

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Netherlands 1996 Home. The orange from England 96, where Kluivert's goal against England kept the Netherlands in the tournament and France knocked them out on penalties. Bergkamp, Seedorf and the young Ajax core in the home shirt of a turbulent summer.

The orange of Holland from Euro 96.

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Netherlands 1998 Home Long Sleeve. The long-sleeve orange from France 98 — the 5–0 against South Korea, Bergkamp's last-minute winner against Argentina in Marseille, and the semi-final shoot-out against Brazil. Hiddink's Netherlands finished fourth. A long-sleeve piece from one of the great Dutch sides.

The long-sleeve orange from France 98.

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Netherlands 1996 Away. Euro 96 — a 4–1 defeat to England at Wembley, Davids sent home after a row with Hiddink, and a quarter-final penalty defeat to France. Kluivert, Seedorf, Bergkamp and Blind in the away shirt of a squad that fell out with itself.

The away shirt from the Netherlands' Euro 96.

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Netherlands 2000 Home. Co-hosts of Euro 2000, the Netherlands beat Yugoslavia 6–1 with a Kluivert hat-trick and then missed two penalties in normal time against Italy in the semi-final before losing the shoot-out. Bergkamp, Overmars, Davids and Frank de Boer in the orange of a home tournament that got away.

The orange of Holland from Euro 2000.

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Netherlands 2014 Home. The 5–1 against Spain, Van Persie's flying header, Robben at full speed, Tim Krul coming on for the penalties against Costa Rica. Van Gaal's Netherlands finished third in Brazil. This vintage style home shirt is from one of the great Dutch World Cups.

The orange of Holland from Brazil 2014.

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Netherlands 1992 Away Long Sleeve. Euro 92 in Sweden. The Netherlands beat Germany 3–1 in the group and lost the semi-final on penalties to Denmark, Van Basten missing. This long-sleeve away shirt is from Marco van Basten's last tournament.

The long-sleeve away shirt from Euro 92.

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Netherlands 1992 Home. The orange from Sweden 92 — Bergkamp scoring, Van Basten's last international tournament, and a semi-final shoot-out defeat to a Denmark side that had been on holiday two weeks earlier. A vintage style home shirt from a great team's last stand.

The orange of Holland from Euro 92.

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Netherlands 1980 Home Long Sleeve. The long-sleeve orange from Euro 80, where the finalists of 1974 and 1978 failed to get out of their group. Krol, Rep and Haan in the last tournament of the Cruyff-era squad.

The long-sleeve orange from 1980.

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Netherlands 1980 Home. After two World Cup finals, Euro 80 in Italy was a comedown — a group-stage exit for a side still built on Krol, Rep and the Van der Kerkhof twins. This vintage style home shirt is the orange from the end of the Total Football generation.

The orange of Holland from Euro 80.

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Holland 1990–1992 Home. From Italia 90, where the European champions underachieved and Rijkaard and Völler were sent off together, to Euro 92, where a Van Basten penalty miss sent Denmark to the final instead. Gullit, Koeman and a young Dennis Bergkamp in the orange of a great team that never quite delivered at a World Cup.

The orange of Holland from Italia 90 to Euro 92.

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Holland 2004–2006 Home. The orange from Euro 2004, where Ruud van Nistelrooy's goals took the Netherlands to the semi-final, and from the 2006 World Cup, where Marco van Basten's side went out to Portugal in the most ill-tempered match in tournament history. Robben, Sneijder, Van Persie and Cocu in the orange of a talented, unfulfilled team.

The orange of Holland from 2004 to 2006.

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Holland 2004–2006 Away. Advocaat's Netherlands reached the Euro 2004 semi-final, and Van Basten's side went to Germany 2006 with Robben, Van Nistelrooy, Van Persie and Sneijder before the Battle of Nuremberg against Portugal — 16 cards, four red — ended their World Cup. This vintage style away shirt is from two turbulent tournaments.

The away shirt from the Netherlands of Robben and Van Nistelrooy.

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Holland 2014 Home. Louis van Gaal’s side finished third at the Brazil World Cup in one of the most entertaining Dutch performances in years. Robin van Persie’s diving header against Spain — in a 5–1 demolition of the defending champions — was one of the goals of the tournament. Robben, Sneijder and Blind were all wearing this orange home shirt.

The orange from van Persie’s diving header and van Gaal’s tactical brilliance.

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