Illustrated the classic Argentina 1951 Home kits as worn against England in the first "Festival of Britain celebration match". The shirt was worn by number 9 Ruben Bravo. England won the match 2-1. The shirt does not have a badge and has a number 9 sewn in the back of the shirt.
The special Argentine Football Association (AFA) and adidas have unveiled a commemorative edition jersey celebrating their 50-year partnership. These special kits make its debut in the South American FIFA World Cup 2026 Qualifier match between Argentina and Peru at Estadio Alberto J. Armando on November 19, 2024 in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
The retro-inspired design draws from the kit that the Albiceleste wore back in 1974, showcasing the distinctive and traditional Ambient Sky and Cloud White stripes. They’re complemented by a Trefoil logo and a stripped back mid-1970s Argentina crest on the chest, both of which are in gold to celebrate the achievements of the team over the years.
Inside the collar, there is a special graphic with a laurel wreath and the sun symbol of the Argentinean flag with the words 'En el alma y en la piel' (In the soul and on the skin). Above it are the words 50 ANOS, nodding to the 50 years of partnership, while below are three stars to symbolise the three World Cup wins. The AFA logo on the left chest also has a laurel wreath on the outside and 3 stars underneath.
The special Argentine Football Association (AFA) and adidas have unveiled a commemorative edition jersey celebrating their 50-year partnership. The retro-inspired design draws from the kit that the Albiceleste wore back in 1974, showcasing the distinctive and traditional Ambient Sky and Cloud White stripes. They’re complemented by a Trefoil logo and a stripped back mid-1970s Argentina crest on the chest, both of which are in gold to celebrate the achievements of the team over the years.
Inside the collar, there is a special graphic with a laurel wreath and the sun symbol of the Argentinean flag with the words 'En el alma y en la piel' (In the soul and on the skin). Above it are the words 50 ANOS, nodding to the 50 years of partnership, while below are three stars to symbolise the three World Cup wins. The AFA logo on the left chest also has a laurel wreath on the outside and 3 stars underneath.
The Finalissima 2022 sleeve patch, as worn at the match between UEFA EURO 2020 winners Italy and Copa América 2021 champions Argentina. The first-ever Finalissima will take place on 1 June, at Wembley Stadium in London.
The Finalissima logo takes inspiration from the laurel wreath; a symbol of excellence and victory, of protection and growth. It is made up of ribbons in the colors of the competing nations – Italy's Tricolore and Argentina's Albiceleste – coalescing in unity around the distinctive trophy.
The ribbons are symbolic of the strong bonds between CONMEBOL and UEFA, and of their commitment to the development of football beyond their geographical zones.
The away kits based on the Adidas Condivo 20 template, Argentina's away football shirt is predominantly 'midnight' with the template's trademark brush-stroke graphic appearing on the front panel.
Both the Adidas logo and the 3 Stripes, which are placed on the shoulders are sky blue. This is mirrored by the cuffs, which are broad and feature the colors of the Argentinian insignia.
Final Goalkeeper kits of Emiliano Martinez during a match against Brazil at Maracana Stadium on July 10, 2021 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Brazil v Argentina: Final - Copa America Brazil 2021.
The Adidas AdiPro 20 goalkeeper debuted during the current international window, the 2020 Adidas goalkeeper kit template introduces more severe changes. It features a graphic - the same one that more is more prominently used on the Condivo 20 template - inside the side and underarm panels that is repeated on the collar.
Worked updated the Argentina 1998 World Cup goalkeeper kits. Still updated the shorts and socks. Posted here soon for references.
The rare one-match Argentina Away kits on the friendly match against A.S. Monaco on June 10, 1990 at the Estadio Luis II, Monaco, France.
The squad Batista, Giusti, Falcioni, Monzón, Brown, Fabbri; Valdano, Gorosito, Basualdo, Calderón y Olarticoechea. The match ended with Monaco win 2-0.
