Nike to Release Brazil 2004 T90 Remake Kit?
- Nike to Re-Release Brazil 2004 Kit: Nike is planning to re-release the iconic Brazil 2004 home kit, a faithful recreation of the original Total 90 design.
- Part of a Larger Strategy: The Brazil 2004 home shirt re-release confirms Nike's strategy to bring back beloved national team kits from the T90 era, following the re-launch of Portugal and Netherlands 2004 home kits, and a South Korea T90 remake in the works.
- Release Date: The Nike Brazil 2004 T90 remake kit is expected to be released in the coming months of 2025.
The wave of Nike Total 90 nostalgia is set to continue with another spectacular release. According to renowned Brazilian sneaker and sportswear channel @sdmlinks, Nike is planning to re-release the iconic Brazil 2004 home kit.
Brazil 2025 2004 Home Remake Kit
The Nike Brazil 2025 2004 T90 home remake football shirt will be a faithful recreation of the original, perfectly capturing the iconic Total 90 design. It features a vibrant yellow color, combined with green accents on the collar, trim, and panels.
The Brazil 2004 home kit is one of the most memorable from the T90 era, famously worn by Brazil as they lifted the 2004 Copa América trophy after a dramatic penalty shootout victory over arch-rivals Argentina.
The return of the Brazil 2004 home shirt further confirms Nike's strategy to bring back a series of beloved national team kits from the iconic T90 era.
This release follows the successful re-launch of the Portugal and Netherlands 2004 home kits. As previously reported by Footy Headlines, a South Korea T90 remake is also in the pipeline.
In June of last year (2024), Nike successfully re-released the Brazil 1998 World Cup home kit, which was met with huge enthusiasm from fans and collectors.
The Nike Brazil 2004 T90 remake kit is expected to be released in the coming months of 2025.
Are you excited for the return of the Brazil 2004 Total 90 kit? Which other T90 national team jersey would you like to see Nike remake? Let us know in the comments below.
