ROBERTO CARLOS SHIRTS
Six Roberto Carlos shirts split between Real Madrid's number 3 and Brazil's number 6, the two shirts most associated with a left-back known for his free kicks as much as his defending. Adidas covers Real Madrid, Nike covers Brazil.
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Real Madrid's number 3
The Real Madrid shirts run from a 1998-99 away kit through a 1999-00 third shirt to home shirts from 2001-02 and 2002-03, all #3, the number he wore for his entire time at the club. Four seasons across four different designs, all Adidas, give a fairly complete view of his years in white, from an away kit in the late nineties through to the home shirts of the early 2000s.
Brazil's number 6
The Brazil shirts carry #6 in home kits from 2002-04 and 2004-06, both Nike, from the same stretch of his career as the later Real Madrid shirts, and a reminder that his club and country numbers never matched, a common enough quirk among players from this generation. Between Real Madrid and Brazil, this collection sits mostly across the late nineties and the 2000s, with every shirt an original from its own season, hand-checked and photographed individually, and measured pit to pit and top to bottom against the label of the period rather than a modern size guide.
Good to know
- What number did Roberto Carlos wear at Real Madrid?
- Number 3, across every Real Madrid shirt in this collection, from 1998-99 through to 2002-03.
- What number did he wear for Brazil?
- Number 6, in home shirts from 2002-04 and 2004-06.
- Are these all originals?
- Yes, every shirt is an original from its own season, hand-checked and photographed individually.
- What brands are in this collection?
- Adidas for Real Madrid and Nike for Brazil.
- What is your shipping policy?
- Shipping is free within the Netherlands and Belgium from 100 euros, and free worldwide from 150 euros, always with track and trace.
