The Three Stripes had already launched similar bringback collections for both Liverpool FC and Manchester United earlier in the year and its back for the World Cup. A nostalgic range that revives legendary shirts from the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s. Aimed at a mix of passionate football collectors, trend-conscious shoppers, and modern fans, the line from Adidas honors iconic tournament moments and the bold design language of past decades.
The collection is expected to retail between 399MYR-499MYR, making it accessible for football fans around the world to wear their chosen colours with pride and some iconic retro style.
The capsule updates archival templates—ranging from vibrant geometric details and prominent chest patterns to distinct color schemes—and features retro editions for several major football nations:
Germany: A heavy focus is placed on Die Mannschaft’s aesthetic evolution, featuring the 1990 away kit, 1994 home and away variants, the 2006 home kit, and the women’s 2007 home top.
Belgium: The 1986 long-sleeved home shirt, famously linked to the team’s impressive semi-final campaign in Mexico.
Japan: The 1993 long-sleeved home kit, showcasing its unforgettable asymmetrical graphic.
Spain & Sweden: Both nations see their respective 1994 tournament shirts revived, celebrating a golden era of ’90s football fashion.
Bridging the gap between heritage and modern street style, the collection also incorporates a selection of lifestyle apparel under the “adidas Originals Culturewear” banner. Additionally, the brand is offering cropped variations of selected home and away jerseys for countries like Germany, Spain, and Japan, allowing fans a fresh way to express their personal style.
