1997 Season Brazil Home Retro Kit

In 1997, Brazil swept the competition wearing this home kit, clinching both the Confederations Cup and Copa América qualifying titles. They defeated Australia 2-0 in the Confederations Cup final, with the “Roro Duo” of Romário and Ronaldo combining for eight goals. In the Copa América qualifiers, they triumphed 3-1 away against Uruguay, with Carlos' iconic free kick becoming a classic moment. The team concluded the campaign with an undefeated record, cementing their status as favorites for the 1998 World Cup and showcasing the offensive beauty of Samba football.
Crafted by Nike, the jersey features the iconic yellow-and-green vertical stripes. Its retro crew neck is accented with red trim, while the embroidered crest and four stars (the fifth title had yet to be added) on the chest symbolize the team's glory. Hidden diamond patterns subtly adorned the body, while clean shoulder lines defined the silhouette. Crafted from premium 90s polyester, the fabric offered breathable, lightweight comfort, faithfully recreating the classic retro texture—a perfect fusion of Samba tradition and modern design.
For fans, it stands as a testament to the peak of the “Ronaldo-Rivaldo duo” and their double-crown glory, carrying memories of Brazilian football's golden era in the 90s. The iconic yellow-and-green stripes are instantly recognizable, combining legendary match history with rare collectability. It is a prized piece in retro jersey collections, showcasing the pinnacle of Samba football's charm, and serves as a vital tribute to Brazil's golden generation of footballers.