EXCLUSIVE: Adidas to Release Argentina 1997 Remake Kit
Jun 22, 2026, by Chris
- Remake Kit Announcement: Adidas is preparing to release an official remake of the classic Argentina 1997 national team kit.
- Scheduled Release Date: The upcoming reissue is scheduled for launch in 2027, precisely three decades after the original shirt was first introduced, to mark its 30th anniversary.
- Key Design Features: The kit is defined by its one-of-a-kind giant three stripes on the sleeves, iconic sky blue and white vertical stripes, a white polo collar, and a subtle all-over AFA pattern.
Adidas is preparing to release an official remake of the classic Argentina 1997 national team kit, with the launch scheduled for 2027.
This upcoming reissue will arrive exactly three decades after the original shirt was first introduced, offering fans a chance to own a pristine version of a highly regarded 1990s design. The move follows a broader strategy by the German sportswear brand to dive into its extensive archive and bring some of its most famous international templates back to the modern market.
Argentina 1997 Remake Kit
The original 1997 Argentina jersey is defined by its one-of-a-kind, giant three stripes on the sleeves. It features the nation's iconic sky blue and white vertical stripes with a white polo collar.
The Argentina 1997 kit also subtly includes an all-over AFA pattern.
During its original run, the kit was famously worn by a golden generation of South American talent, including Gabriel Batistuta, Javier Zanetti, and Diego Simeone.
By scheduling this remake for 2027, Adidas is ensuring a proper 30th-anniversary celebration for one of its standout 1990s international designs.
Are you planning to add this 1997 Argentina remake kit to your collection when it drops? Let us know in the comments below.
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Big thanks to @What The Kit for spotting and making the collage.
