1995 Season Flamengo Away Match

As the pivotal year of Flamengo's centennial celebrations in 1995, this away jersey bore witness to the team's glory and passion. The team wore it to an undefeated Rio de Janeiro State Championship victory and advanced to the final of the Supercopa Libertadores. Though ultimately falling 1-2 on aggregate to Independiente, their 1-0 win in the second leg at Maracanã Stadium still thrilled fans. Star players like Romário, Sávio, Bebé Tu, and Gilberto wore this jersey as they competed on both the Brazilian Serie A and continental stages, delivering spectacular performances that added a vibrant competitive chapter to the club's centennial celebrations.
This jersey features a pristine white base accented with red and black contrast details, breaking from the visual convention of the traditional red-and-black home stripes. It preserves the club's core color identity while showcasing the unique texture of an away kit. The classic layout on the chest—featuring the Umbro logo, team crest, and “Petrobras” sponsorship mark—faithfully recreates the design aesthetics of 1990s football apparel.
For Flamengo diehards, it serves as a rare vessel preserving the centennial championship glory and the golden era of Romário. Each touch revives memories of the team's undefeated title run and fiery continental clashes. For retro football gear collectors, it stands as a quintessential example of 1990s away kit design. Its classic white-red-black palette and rarity make it an indispensable treasure in any collection. More importantly, it serves as a “mobile commemorative album” embodying Flamengo's century-old heritage. Owning it means wearing the club's century-long journey—its triumphs and regrets, passion and perseverance—becoming a bearer of this legendary faith.