Nike's Total 90 Jersey Collection Remembers the Early 2000s Football

The expanded 2025 FIFA Club World Cup came and went, delivering an entertaining tournament for diehards and casuals alike. Now, all attention is diverted towards the 2026 World Cup, which will be hosted by Canada, the United States of America, and Mexico.

As a home-grown institution and the world's biggest sportswear brand, Nike, Inc. has overhauled its Nike Football division, blending heritage and innovation for compelling marketing material, products, and initiatives. The latter has given way to the "Scary Good" boots collection, while the former has revived bits and pieces of the beloved Total 90 line to much fanfare. The T90 III indoor shoe has led the charge, but apparel items produced with 90 branding have also won over consumers.

The rise of the blokecore trend has led to countless folks hunting down some grail-level football jerseys from throughout the years. Some of the most coveted shirts have been from Nike Football's catalog from the early aughts—think UEFA Euro 2004 and 2006 World Cup Qualifiers. The Swoosh has reissued some national team's shirts from this era in all their original glory, but it's largely maintained its T90 Jerseys collection to simply allude to teams like Argentina, Portugal, and Mexico.

In any case, all shirts feature distinct T90 aesthetics and construction, with a circled 90 appearing on the front, while curved mesh panels and contrasting piping also reprise their roles.

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Nike T90 Dri-FIT Jersey "Argentina"

Nike T90 Dri-FIT Jersey "Brazil"

Nike T90 Dri-FIT Jersey "Mexico"

Nike T90 Dri-FIT Jersey "Portugal"

Nike T90 Dri-FIT Jersey "Croatia"

Nike T90 Dri-FIT Jersey "Tour Yellow"

Nike T90 Dri-FIT Jersey "White/Opti Yellow"