The best retro Brazil shirts you can buy online this week

retro Brazil shirt 2002 World Cup
(Image credit: PA)

Brazil's national football team has a special place in the heart of football fans of all ages. The blur of golden attacking prowess has been lighting up World Cups since the 1950s

The latest FourFourTwo magazine, which you can order now with free delivery, is a special issue celebrating the Selecao.

FourFourTwo July 2020

(Image credit: FourFourTwo)

Given that Brazil have had some of football's most iconic shirts of all time, we thought we'd have a look at which ones you can get your hands on this week...

1998 World Cup shirt

Brazil Ronaldo 1998 World Cup shirt

(Image credit: eBay)

Brazil's performance at the 1998 World Cup will be mostly remembered for their capitulation to France in the final.

But it was still a classic side – featuring Ronaldo, Rivaldo, Roberto Carlos, Cafu and Dunga – and they sported one of the greatest Brazil strips ever.

You can grab your hands on this on eBay for as little as £24.99 – and the seller will even customise it with a name and number for you.

Size: All

Deadline: None

Buy the 1998 shirt for £24.99 here

1982 World Cup shirt

Brazil 1982 World Cup

(Image credit: Toffs)

We call this side the "greatest ever losers" in the latest issue, and the kit wasn't bad either.

With a wild lockdown barnet and unkempt facial hair, you'll cut a dashing Socrates-esque figure as you dart through your local park in this number.

Available from Toffs, it comes in all sizes and can be customised for a fiver – just in case you want the No.8 on the back to finish off the look.

Size: All

Deadline: None

Buy the 1982 shirt for £37 here

1991-93 shirt

Brazil 1991, 1992, 1993 shirt

(Image credit: eBay)

Coming outside of the World Cup years, and not coinciding with a Copa America win, this top from the early '90s is perhaps less celebrated than others on this – but that only serves to work in its favour.

This period's Umbro shirts are going through a resurgence in popularity at the moment, and this is a great example why. The button up collar and pattern design more than make up for the fact no one ever lifted a trophy in one of these.

Size: Large

Deadline: None

Buy the 1991-93 shirt for £49.99 here

2002 World Cup shirt

Brazil 2002 World Cup

(Image credit: eBay)

We're onto the World Cup-winning kits now. This tournament saw a frontline of Ronaldo, Rivaldo and Ronaldinho tear up Japan and South Korea, leaving England's 'golden generation' in a crumpled, ponytailed heap along the way.

Still looking faintly contemporary, this shirt is different enough that it's instantly recognisable from the others. Just don't get the Ronaldo haircut.

Size: Medium/Large

Deadline: None

Buy the 2002 World Cup shirt for £39.99 here

1994 World Cup shirt

Brazil 1994 World Cup Romario

(Image credit: eBay)

Bebeto's baby and Baggio's ballooner: we all love USA 94. And while winning on penalties after a 0-0 draw isn't the most romantically 'Brazil way' of lifting the trophy,  the shirt is still lovely.

This eBay seller has one with 'Romario 11' on the back – but with not long left to bid, you'll need to keep an eye on it.

Size: Large

Deadline: Wednesday, July 1

Bid on the 1994 World Cup shirt here

1970 World Cup shirt

Brazil 1970 World Cup

(Image credit: Toffs)

Saving the best until last. Pele, Carlos Alberto, Rivelino, Jairzinho, Ze Maria – the squad oozed class, and the shirt did too. 

This is a timeless classic, to be worn anytime the weather goes above 20C.

Size: All

Deadline: None

Buy the 1970 World Cup shirt here

While you're here, why not subscribe to the mag - just £9.99 for the first six months, over £38 cheaper than buying it in the shops!

NOW READ...

RANKED The 10 best football books ever

GUIDE Premier League live streams: How to watch every game on this week

New features you'll love on FourFourTwo.com

FourFourTwo Staff

FourFourTwo was launched in 1994 on the back of a World Cup that England hadn’t even qualified for. It was an act of madness… but it somehow worked out. Our mission is to offer our intelligent, international audience access to the game’s biggest names, insightful analysis... and a bit of a giggle. We unashamedly love this game and we hope that our coverage reflects that.