90s Icons

Italy reached the final of the 1994 USA World Cup after an impressive campaign through the knockout stages, which included a thrilling 2-1 Quarter-Final win over Spain. They were disappointed to ultimately lose the 1994 World Cup final to Brazil, in a penalty shootout that ended 2-3. The marquee ...

The Republic of Ireland made their World Cup debut in 1990, qualifying for the first time after nearly 60 years of attempts. The Irish were heavy underdogs in Group F alongside England, the Netherlands, and Egypt. Without a superstar squad, they shocked the world by reaching the Quarter-Final sta...

France were hosts of the 1998 World Cup, and marched to victory with a star-studded team, selected by manager Aimé Jacquet. This kit was worn by the likes of Laurent Blanc, Marcel Desailly, Emmanuel Petit, Robert Pires, Patrick Vieira, Thierry Henry, David Trezeguet, and perhaps most famously, Zi...

Mexico escaped a difficult group stage in the 1998 World Cup, after scoring seven goals in their three games against South Korea, Belgium and the Netherlands. However, the Mexican side were narrowly defeated 1-2 by Germany in the first knockout round. Striker Luis Hernández and midfielder Cuauhté...

The last World Cup home shirt design released by the USSR, coming just before dissolution in 1991. In 1990, the Soviet team looked to improve on their Round of 16 finish from the previous World Cup. But despite a convincing 4-0 victory over Cameroon in their last group stage match, they could not...

Diego Maradona scored two infamous match-winning goals in the 1986 World Cup Quarter-Final against England. His first goal to break the deadlock was a handball, and became known as the “Hand of God” goal. The second goal has widely been recognized as the “Goal of the Century,” a stunning solo eff...

The 1990 Italia World Cup was the last time West Germany would play in a World Cup, as the dissolution of the USSR in 1991 allowed a unified Germany to return for the 1994 World Cup in the USA. Led by manager Franz Beckenbauer, the West German outfit were champions of the world in 1990, after win...

This shirt from Brazil’s historic 1994 World Cup performance was worn by a superstar team. The Brazilians were not only skilled in attack, but also had a solid defense that only conceded three goals in seven games. Brazil won the 1994 World Cup final in a 3-2 penalty shootout that followed a 0-0 ...

A stylish and historic away shirt worn by Nigeria at the 1994 World Cup, the nation's first ever appearance at the global tournament. The Nigerians stunned the world by topping their group ahead of strong competition in Argentina and Bulgaria. In the Round of 16, they conceded a late equaliser to...

A retro remake of the orange 1988 soccer jersey that took the Netherlands to their first ever European tournament win. This classic kit will forever be associated with Holland's glory years and the van Basten, Rijkaard, Gullit trio.This jersey has been remade with impeccable attention to detail. ...

A stylish away shirt, similar that worn by the USA when they hosted the 1994 World Cup. The Americans narrowly escaped their group stage after a surprising 2-1 victory over Colombia but were narrowly defeated 0-1 in their Round of 16 match against Brazil, who would go on to win the tournament. Ke...

The kit's debut season saw George Graham's side fail to win a trophy. The FA and League Cup brought third-round finishes and Arsenal came 4th in the First Division. Fortunes turned in the second season, however, with the club winning both home competitions. The shirt is most remembered for Ian Wr...

This shirt from Brazil’s historic 1994 World Cup performance was worn by a superstar team. The Brazilians were not only skilled in attack, but also had a solid defense that only conceded three goals in seven games. Brazil won the 1994 World Cup final in a 3-2 penalty shootout that followed a 0-0 ...

A vibrant early '90s design from Scotland. In 1991, the Scots managed to qualify for the UEFA Euros tournament for the first time in history, narrowly clinching a spot with a single point above Switzerland in their group. Though they failed to advance from the Euros group stage a year later, thei...

A Beautiful 90s classic of a striking Scotland away kit. This kit saw action as the Scots played friendly matches and competed to qualify for the 1996 UEFA Euros tournament. The team clinched a spot, finishing 2nd in a six-nation group, and lost only one of their ten matches. Marquee players in t...

This 2006 France Away kit was worn by Zinedine Zidane in one of the most controversial moments of football history, when Zidane received a red card for head-butting Italian Marco Materrazzi in the 2006 World Cup final. France were heartbroken to lose the final in a penalty shootout, but enjoyed a...