Which shirt is from Brazil's 2002 World Cup win?

The 2002-04 Ronaldo #9 home shirt is the design he wore scoring twice in the final against Germany, Brazil's fifth World Cup title.

Do you have a Ronaldo shirt from before he was famous?

Yes, a 1993-94 Umbro shirt numbered 20 is from the season a teenage Ronaldo was part of the 1994 World Cup-winning squad without playing.

Is the Neymar shirt from the 2014 World Cup?

The 2014-15 Neymar Jr shirts are from that cycle. Neymar suffered a back injury in the quarterfinal and missed the semi-final defeat to Germany.

Are these original Brazil shirts or modern retro remakes?

All originals, each from its own season and hand-checked for condition. No reproductions or reissues are stocked.

Do you ship Brazil shirts outside the Netherlands?

Shipping is free within the Netherlands and Belgium from €100, and worldwide from €150, always with track and trace.

BRAZIL SHIRTS

No country has won more World Cups than Brazil, and this collection of thirty-one shirts covers three different eras of trying to add to that count: the Umbro years before 1998, the Nike shirts of Ronaldo and Ronaldinho, and the Neymar generation after them. Every shirt is an original from its own season, hand-checked for condition before it goes on the rail.

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Umbro before the Nike era

The oldest shirts in stock are Umbro jerseys from 1991-93, plain home and away kits from before the sponsor logos took over the front. A 1993-94 shirt numbered 20 is from the season a teenage Ronaldo was part of the squad that won the 1994 World Cup in the United States without playing a minute, and a 1995-96 Romario shirt follows the tournament's top scorer into the seasons after.

1998, the final Brazil lost

Nike took over the kit for 1998, and the home and away Ronaldo shirts from 1998-00 in this collection are the design worn in the World Cup final against France, a match Brazil lost 3-0 after Ronaldo played through an incident before kickoff that has been debated ever since. A 1998-00 Ronaldinho away shirt, numbered 7, is from the same squad before either player's biggest years, and a 2000-02 Ronaldo away shirt carries the same number 9 into the following cycle.

2002, the fifth star

The 2002-04 shirts are the deepest part of the collection: Ronaldo in his own number 9, the shirt he wore scoring twice in the final against Germany to win Brazil's fifth World Cup, alongside Ronaldinho numbered 11, Roberto Carlos in 6, and a Dida goalkeeper shirt. A 2004-06 group follows the same core into the next cycle, Ronaldo still in 9, Ronaldinho now in 10, Roberto Carlos still in 6, home and away.

Ronaldinho, Kaka and Neymar

The later Nike years track the generations after: Ronaldinho through 2008-11 in home and away kits, Kaka in 10 across 2010-11, a Robinho shirt from the same season, and Neymar first as Neymar #11 in 2013-14 then as Neymar Jr #10 in 2014-15 home and away, the shirt he wore into the World Cup Brazil hosted, before a back injury in the quarterfinal ruled him out of the semi-final defeat to Germany. Sizing on all of these follows the old Brazilian and Nike labels rather than modern cuts, so check the measurements on the individual listing before buying.

Good to know

Which shirt is from Brazil's 2002 World Cup win?: The 2002-04 Ronaldo #9 home shirt is the design he wore scoring twice in the final against Germany, Brazil's fifth World Cup title.
Do you have a Ronaldo shirt from before he was famous?: Yes, a 1993-94 Umbro shirt numbered 20 is from the season a teenage Ronaldo was part of the 1994 World Cup-winning squad without playing.
Is the Neymar shirt from the 2014 World Cup?: The 2014-15 Neymar Jr shirts are from that cycle. Neymar suffered a back injury in the quarterfinal and missed the semi-final defeat to Germany.
Are these original Brazil shirts or modern retro remakes?: All originals, each from its own season and hand-checked for condition. No reproductions or reissues are stocked.
Do you ship Brazil shirts outside the Netherlands?: Shipping is free within the Netherlands and Belgium from €100, and worldwide from €150, always with track and trace.