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The Brazil 2002 and the Juventus 25/26 T-Shirt are size XL, and they’re correct according to their website’s chart size measurements. I normally wear L, but since these run smaller and I preferred a looser fit on them, I sized up once.

Sizing up on Brazil’s jersey gives you a closer fit to the 2002 original, and its neckline is great and fitting like it’s supposed to. The fabric is lightweight, soft and breathable, and with it being a size higher, makes it a comfortable fit.

The Nike logo, the stars and “Brasil” are embroidered, and the crest is stitched. These elements looked to have been smaller in the original than they’re on this rep. Nothing to complain about the flocking. 

The Juventus T-shirt is cotton, and its logos are heat pressed and made of a thin rubber material. Overall it’s fitting exactly like any normal T-Shirt, and I would say it’s safe to go with your normal size or whatever you prefer for fan version rep jerseys.

The Brazil 2002 and the Juventus 25/26 T-Shirt are size XL, and they’re correct according to their website’s chart size measurements. I normally wear L, but since these run smaller and I preferred a looser fit on them, I sized up once.

Sizing up on Brazil’s jersey gives you a closer fit to the 2002 original, and its neckline is great and fitting like it’s supposed to. The fabric is lightweight, soft and breathable, and with it being a size higher, makes it a comfortable fit.

The Nike logo, the stars and “Brasil” are embroidered, and the crest is stitched. These elements looked to have been smaller in the original than they’re on this rep. Nothing to complain about the flocking. 

The Juventus T-shirt is cotton, and its logos are heat pressed and made of a thin rubber material. Overall it’s fitting exactly like any normal T-Shirt, and I would say it’s safe to go with your normal size or whatever you prefer for fan version rep jerseys.

The Brazil 2002 and the Juventus 25/26 T-Shirt are size XL, and they’re correct according to their website’s chart size measurements. I normally wear L, but since these run smaller and I preferred a looser fit on them, I sized up once.

Sizing up on Brazil’s jersey gives you a closer fit to the 2002 original, and its neckline is great and fitting like it’s supposed to. The fabric is lightweight, soft and breathable, and with it being a size higher, makes it a comfortable fit.

The Nike logo, the stars and “Brasil” are embroidered, and the crest is stitched. These elements looked to have been smaller in the original than they’re on this rep. Nothing to complain about the flocking. 

The Juventus T-shirt is cotton, and its logos are heat pressed and made of a thin rubber material. Overall it’s fitting exactly like any normal T-Shirt, and I would say it’s safe to go with your normal size or whatever you prefer for fan version rep jerseys.

Croatia 2026 Away Fan Version

Croatia has just moved over to Adidas, and they started out with a beautiful away kit. The crest is a stitched fabric patch and the Adidas trefoil is embroidered. Maybe I’m just too nitpicky but its pattern is off center by 4mm. It’s not really noticeable unless you’re really focusing on all the minute details.

Weirdly, I get a feeling that’s something crooked about it but all the logos are straight, the trefoil is even perfectly inside of a pattern.

It’s a size L and I measured its chest width at 55 cm. In terms of fit I say it’s true to size.

Jumping from one beauty to another

Venezia Home 26/27 Fan Version

Venezia always delivers for the “niche” jersey people. The crest and Nocta logo are heat pressed and made of rubber. The swords on the sleeves are normal vinyl material. The fabric has a soft jacquard, and it’s the same one they used for their away kit from last season.

It’s slightly tighter than Croatia’s, but I don’t think there’s any necessity in sizing up unless you’re a bit heavy. The neckhole is also a bit tight and requires some push, but the collar is fitting nicely. It’s 54 cm in width.

Benfica x Adidas Original 25/26 Set

The shorts were never released officially by Adidas, so these are a concept from the Chinese factories.

This collection is supposed to be a more oversized fit, so it’s always best sizing up, since they’re the same size as any other fan version rep. I did go with an XL for this reason.

The shirt has every patch heat-pressed, the crest, trefoil, and the “authentic” tag at the bottom. Sizing up gives you a looser fit. 

It was definitely the right choice going up a size, because if I went with my normal size, the shorts would’ve been skin tight. As they’re now, they’re still a slim fit, but it’s not too tight around the waist. It has pockets with zippers.

Aston Villa 26/27 Home Player Version

Everything’s heat-pressed on this too, the rubber crest has an holographic effect on its background. The Climacool+ pattern of the player versions is aligned on the front and back of the shirt. The back of the collar is knitted in a way that it has perforations, probably for breathability.

I also did go a size up since it’s a player version, and it’s a comfortable and not too tight fit. The neckline and collar are fine, it has a few loose threads on the inside of that light blue rectangle. The sleeves are fine too, with perfect fitting cuffs.

Portugal 2026 Player Version

The fan and player version of Puma’s kits for the World Cup featured heat pressed badges on both versions, but the player’s version like this had more details than the fan. And the player’s also has some extra details on the neckline and sleeve ends over the fan versions.

This one is still a slimmer fit, and it’s best sizing up, unless you want a slimmer, maybe skin tight, fit. 

Portugal 2018 Home

Embroidered Nike’s logo, and a stitched crest, but not so well. Maybe the patch got out of position while it was being stitched, so it ended up bordering over the stitching on one side and on the other there are some edges that were too inside that didn’t get stitched.

The fabric is comfortable and soft, and the whole jersey is fit true to size, but its neckline ends up being too deep. Not as deep to be revealing, but definitely to show off your chest hair.

Real Madrid 26/27 Away Jerseys - Player and Fan Versions

The long sleeve is a fan version, and the short sleeve is a player version, and they’re both XL size.

Besides the player having rubber logos and the fan version embroidered, the player version also has a detailed and patterned knit collar and sleeve ends. The sponsors and the texts on the back of the neck are made of the same material. The player version also has better positioning on the logos imo.

I prefer the fabric of the player version. It feels better, looks prettier, more detailed, doesn’t look as plastic as the other, overall it’s higher quality than the fan.

I did size up on both jerseys. I wanted a baggier fit for the fan version long sleeve, which I got, and a more comfortable fit on the player version.

I have some replica Adidas player versions in the same XL size that fit me perfectly, but this  is far tighter than the ones I own. Even though it has a 53 cm chest width like the others I have, it’s overall tighter, and more noticeable on the waist. Unless you got an athletic lean fit, I would pick 2 sizes above from my normal T-shirt size. Its length is around 78 cm.

For the fan version long sleeve it’s 56 cm width and 76 cm length. Its CL patches are made of felt.

I’ve seen some problems with the neckline of this template, but both jerseys I got came with great fighting necklines.

Portugal 2026 Player Version

The fan and player version of Puma’s kits for the World Cup featured heat pressed badges on both versions, but the player’s version like this had more details than the fan. And the player’s also has some extra details on the neckline and sleeve ends over the fan versions.

This one is still a slimmer fit, and it’s best sizing up, unless you want a slimmer, maybe skin tight, fit. 

Portugal 2018 Home

Embroidered Nike’s logo, and a stitched crest, but not so well. Maybe the patch got out of position while it was being stitched, so it ended up bordering over the stitching on one side and on the other there are some edges that were too inside that didn’t get stitched.

The fabric is comfortable and soft, and the whole jersey is fit true to size, but its neckline ends up being too deep. Not as deep to be revealing, but definitely to show off your chest hair.

Portugal 2025-2026 Home and Away Player Version

I did size up to an XL as I do on most player versions but these ended up being tighter than I’m used to. It’s almost skin tight. I’d say that on these player versions you should at least go 2 sizes up for a correct fit, and even go 3 if you like them loose. Last year I got a rep fan version of the home kit in long sleeve size M, and it wasn’t as tight as this player version in XL.

As for the details, everything seems in line with the authentic kits.

Their chest width is around 52 cm.

Fear of God ESSENTIALS T-Shirt

Really nice and comfortable cotton fabric on this T.

Size L

Chest width: 54 cm

Length: 71 cm

The text on the front of the shirt is felt and heat-pressed, but I believe that it should’ve been on the back and not the front. There’s a stitched rubber “ESSENTIALS” tag on the back.

For clothes that are oversized fit I tend to go for size M, but since a lot of Chinese reps are usually smaller than the originals, I picked it in L, and it’s still not an oversized fit. Even sizing up once, it’s more like a regular fit M t-shirt. I can wear it without any problem, but if you want the oversized fit you would need to go 2 sizes up.

Argentina EQT 2026

Argentina’s crest is a stitched fabric patch and the laurels and “Adidas” on top are embroidered. They’re correctly centered and aligned.

The fabric is cotton, except for the shoulder stripes. It’s size XL and has a chest width of 62 cm. If you want that oversized fit, I recommend going a size up from your normal one.

Bayern Munich Away 95-96

This was introduced in the 95/96 Champions final, and went on being Bayern’s away kit until the 97/98 season.

The Adidas logo and Opel sponsors are heat-pressed felt, and Bayern’s logo with glitter details in silver is a patch and stitched on the fabric. The vertical red and blue band is also stitched over the shirt, and it’s a more knitted fabric, and not like the smooth white one with the diamond patterns of the whole shirt. 

There’s a need to unbutton it to get your head through the neck hole, and overall the shirt is on the slimmer side, so it’s definitely best to size up on it. For a size XL I find it to be fitting just like a fan version in L size. The collar button has the Adidas details on it, and the whole collar sits perfectly on the neck.

Argentina EQT 2026

Argentina’s crest is a stitched fabric patch and the laurels and “Adidas” on top are embroidered. They’re correctly centered and aligned.

The fabric is cotton, except for the shoulder stripes. It’s size XL and has a chest width of 62 cm. If you want that oversized fit, I recommend going a size up from your normal one.

Bayern Munich Away 95-96

This was introduced in the 95/96 Champions final, and went on being Bayern’s away kit until the 97/98 season.

The Adidas logo and Opel sponsors are heat-pressed felt, and Bayern’s logo with glitter details in silver is a patch and stitched on the fabric. The vertical red and blue band is also stitched over the shirt, and it’s a more knitted fabric, and not like the smooth white one with the diamond patterns of the whole shirt. 

There’s a need to unbutton it to get your head through the neck hole, and overall the shirt is on the slimmer side, so it’s definitely best to size up on it. For a size XL I find it to be fitting just like a fan version in L size. The collar button has the Adidas details on it, and the whole collar sits perfectly on the neck.

Benfica Home 26/27 Long Sleeve

Every detail on this is correct and positioned in their right places. Heat-pressed logo and sponsors are all right too, and the Adidas embroidery is clean. The long sleeve cuffs are correct too and they fit nicely.

It’s true to size, but I did go a size up on this since I prefer a baggier fit on long sleeves. Nothing to complain about the sleeves length, but the neckhole is a bit on the wider side, not like it should be, it looks like the factories are struggling getting this type of Adidas neckline right on a lot of jerseys, it’s still a decent and wearable fit.

Portugal 2018 Training kit

Any Portugal kit with this cross design, is an automatic cop.

It’s a normal fan version with an embroidered swoosh and a stitched patch with Portugal’s cross.

It’s overall clean and a true to size fit with a respectable neckline.

Chelsea 26/27 3rd Player Version

One of my favorite kits of this season, and Chelsea’s best one. 

It’s a player version and it has the correct Nike Aero-Fit jacquard for the 3rd player version kits this season. The retro Chelsea crest is a heat pressed fabric patch with a simulated stitched border, while Nike’s swoosh is made of rubber like it’s normal for player versions.

I sized up to an XL, like it’s recommended for player versions, and I got a similar fit on this like I usually get with fan versions in size L. If you actually want a slim fit, you can go true to size on this, if you prefer to a little bit room, go a size up. The knitted neckline fits great. On the right shoulder, the fabric protruding from the seam is a little bit longer than on the left, and makes it look pointier, like what happened to some World Cup Nike jerseys. It’s a bit see through too.

Como 26/27 Home Fan Version

Simple, beautiful, and clean. The Como crest and Adidas logo are embroidered, and the text on the back is heat-pressed.

It fits slightly tighter than most fan versions of the same size L, but I would still say it’s true to size slim fit. The arm holes are also the slimmest fittest I’ve found, even compared to Chelsea’s player  version from above.

The knitted collar fit is great, and the button’s stitching is good too. I did need to unbutton to get my head through, which is a good sign for reps. As for looks, I find it being buttoned up suits the jersey more than unbuttoned.

SC Braga 25/26 Away Shirt

It’s such a shame that Braga needs all these sponsors because this kit would’ve been so clean. But that’s the crux of being in a league with little visibility.

Braga’s crest is a stitched fabric patch, and all the pumas are embroidered. All the sponsor and the Puma “authentic” are made of the same heat-pressed vinyl.

The fit is very clean and true to size. The neck hole and collar are fantastic, and look tailor made.

Portugal 2016 Home

It’s a player version with a stitched fabric patch for the crest and embroidered Swoosh and DRI-FIT at the bottom.

It’s a size XL, and it fits slightly looser than the Braga kit. The neckline is great, but there’s some extra fabric on the inside of the front part that can easily show up on the neck, so you have to check yourself in the mirror and tuck it in, or you can try cutting it off. The sleeves are all right, and the cuffs fit nicely.

Chelsea 26/27 3rd Player Version

One of my favorite kits of this season, and Chelsea’s best one. 

It’s a player version and it has the correct Nike Aero-Fit jacquard for the 3rd player version kits this season. The retro Chelsea crest is a heat pressed fabric patch with a simulated stitched border, while Nike’s swoosh is made of rubber like it’s normal for player versions.

I sized up to an XL, like it’s recommended for player versions, and I got a similar fit on this like I usually get with fan versions in size L. If you actually want a slim fit, you can go true to size on this, if you prefer to a little bit room, go a size up. The knitted neckline fits great. On the right shoulder, the fabric protruding from the seam is a little bit longer than on the left, and makes it look pointier, like what happened to some World Cup Nike jerseys. It's also a bit see-through

Como 26/27 Home Fan Version

Simple, beautiful, and clean. The Como crest and Adidas logo are embroidered, and the text on the back is heat-pressed.

It fits slightly tighter than most fan versions of the same size L, but I would still say it’s true to size slim fit. The arm holes are also the slimmest fittest I’ve found, even compared to Chelsea’s player  version from above.

The knitted collar fit is great, and the button’s stitching is good too. I did need to unbutton to get my head through, which is a good sign for reps. As for looks, I find it being buttoned up suits the jersey more than unbuttoned.

Chelsea 26/27 3rd Player Version

One of my favorite kits of this season, and Chelsea’s best one. 

It’s a player version and it has the correct Nike Aero-Fit jacquard for the 3rd player version kits this season. The retro Chelsea crest is a heat pressed fabric patch with a simulated stitched border, while Nike’s swoosh is made of rubber like it’s normal for player versions.

I sized up to an XL, like it’s recommended for player versions, and I got a similar fit on this like I usually get with fan versions in size L. If you actually want a slim fit, you can go true to size on this, if you prefer to a little bit room, go a size up. The knitted neckline fits great. On the right shoulder, the fabric protruding from the seam is a little bit longer than on the left, and makes it look pointier, like what happened to some World Cup Nike jerseys.

Como 26/27 Home Fan Version

Simple, beautiful, and clean. The Como crest and Adidas logo are embroidered, and the text on the back is heat-pressed.

It fits slightly tighter than most fan versions of the same size L, but I would still say it’s true to size slim fit. The arm holes are also the slimmest fittest I’ve found, even compared to Chelsea’s player  version from above.

The knitted collar fit is great, and the button’s stitching is good too. I did need to unbutton to get my head through, which is a good sign for reps. As for looks, I find it being buttoned up suits the jersey more than unbuttoned.

SC Braga 25/26 Away Shirt

It’s such a shame that Braga needs all these sponsors because this kit would’ve been so clean. But that’s the crux of being in a league with little visibility.

Braga’s crest is a stitched fabric patch, and all the pumas are embroidered. All the sponsor and the Puma “authentic” are made of the same heat-pressed vinyl.

The fit is very clean and true to size. The neck hole and collar are fantastic, and look tailor made.

Portugal 2016 Home

It’s a player version with a stitched fabric patch for the crest and embroidered Swoosh and DRI-FIT at the bottom.

It’s a size XL, and it fits slightly looser than the Braga kit. The neckline is great, but there’s some extra fabric on the inside of the front part that can easily show up on the neck, so you have to check yourself in the mirror and tuck it in, or you can try cutting it off. The sleeves are all right, and the cuffs fit nicely.

Benfica 26/27 Home Player Version & 3rd Fan Version

There are no official player versions (authentics) of Benfica jerseys, so if you prefer the more breathable fabric, the only way to get it is from the Chinese rep sellers.

Benfica is also a team that uses a heat-pressed crest even on the fan version jerseys but the Adidas logo is still embroidered, so both these jerseys got the exact same crest.

The Benfica 3rd fan version is true to size. I got in L and it has such a clean fit with a perfect neckline. The shoulder stripes are stitched. From all of the 26/27 Benfica jerseys I’ve tried, this is the best one in quality, and probably indistinguishable from an original, but I still need to check the original in real life.

Now for the player version I sized up to an XL, and it has a comparable fit to the fan version in L, just slightly slimmer. It has a big problem, the Adidas ClimaCool pattern is completely off center, and the neckline is slightly larger than it should be but still decent. It’s also missing the detail at the back of the neck.

Portugal 2014 Home and 2012 Away

Both jerseys are the player version with holes to the sides for breathability. The logos are heat pressed rubber.

I got a normal fan version of the 2012 away jersey, and besides having the logos stitched and embroidered, the player version has a thinner fabric and the heat-pressed vinyl “T’s” on the shoulders.

They’re the same XL size, but the 2012 away kit is far tighter. I normally wear fan reps of size L, and sizing up on the 2014 one got me the exact same fit, but for the 2012 I would’ve needed to size up twice to avoid a skin tight fit. The necklines on both are perfect, as is the long sleeves length.

56 cm chest width for the 2014 home, and 53 cm for the 2012.