Deep navy blue with an all-over yellow micro-dot pattern across the chest that fades into tonal wave lines toward the hem, gold collar, gold Nike stripe running down both shoulders, white swoosh on the right chest, and the five-star CBF crest on the left. "Nascido Para Jogar Futebol" — Born to Play Football — stitched inside the collar. ROBINHO and #11 in bold yellow on the back with a yellow BRASIL tab at the nape. The numbers themselves have a perforated dot texture that matches the front panel. Nike Dri-FIT.
This is one of the wildest away kits Brazil has ever worn. The dot pattern was polarizing when it dropped — some people called it a bedsheet, others called it ahead of its time. A decade and a half later, it's become one of the most collectible Brazil away shirts on the market precisely because it was so different. Robinho wore #11 for a Seleção squad that came into South Africa 2010 as favorites alongside Spain. He started alongside Kaká and Luis Fabiano in Dunga's attacking trident, and Brazil rolled through the group stage unbeaten before a shocking quarterfinal loss to the Netherlands, going down 2-1 after leading.
A Brazil away kit this bold, from a World Cup this dramatic, with a name on the back — that's a statement piece.
Size: L
Deep navy blue with an all-over yellow micro-dot pattern across the chest that fades into tonal wave lines toward the hem, gold collar, gold Nike stripe running down both shoulders, white swoosh on the right chest, and the five-star CBF crest on the left. "Nascido Para Jogar Futebol" — Born to Play Football — stitched inside the collar. ROBINHO and #11 in bold yellow on the back with a yellow BRASIL tab at the nape. The numbers themselves have a perforated dot texture that matches the front panel. Nike Dri-FIT.
This is one of the wildest away kits Brazil has ever worn. The dot pattern was polarizing when it dropped — some people called it a bedsheet, others called it ahead of its time. A decade and a half later, it's become one of the most collectible Brazil away shirts on the market precisely because it was so different. Robinho wore #11 for a Seleção squad that came into South Africa 2010 as favorites alongside Spain. He started alongside Kaká and Luis Fabiano in Dunga's attacking trident, and Brazil rolled through the group stage unbeaten before a shocking quarterfinal loss to the Netherlands, going down 2-1 after leading.
A Brazil away kit this bold, from a World Cup this dramatic, with a name on the back — that's a statement piece.
Size: L
