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Portugal 95/96 Home and Away

 As with a lot of national team jerseys, these are very simple. They’re the same template with different and inverted colors, and the home kit features a screen printed pattern of Portugal’s cross while the away is just pure white.

Portugal’s crests are stitched and use the same logo design, the Olympic logo is embroidered. The collars are knitted and have a plastic press button. 

There’s some difference in their fabric. The home one feels smoother and tighter, while on the away you can feel a very soft mesh texture from it, and it’s a very stretchy material.

Even though they’re the same size XL, the home kit is fitting larger than the away. Like 2 sizes larger. The home is 61 cm wide and 81 cm long. There’s a 4 cm difference in chest width and 2 cm in length between them. 

Their neck holes and collar fits are great, buttoned up and unbuttoned. Though, personally, I find them looking better unbuttoned.

Napoli 26/27 Home Jersey Fan/Player Version

I think they may just have made a player version with the same measurements as a fan version. The collar and sleeve ends have all the details of the authentic (official player version). The logos are heat pressed rubber with a slight 3D effect. The official fan version has them completely flat, so these ended up being something in the middle of the logos of the player and fan version. Not as flat as the fan version, but not as a prominent 3D effect as the player version.

I ordered a fan version, but the crest looks like the authentic one. It doesn’t have the white border as the official replica fan version, and its golden color is darker like the official player version. The geometric pattern should’ve stopped at the circle’s border. The inside of the 2 rings with the “N” should be just white. It still features the ridges like the original inside the rings.

I added the Serie A patch in silica because I prefer it over the common vinyl ones, and it feels nicer.

The quality of the fabric stands out. It’s soft and warm, which makes it very comfortable, and does have a natural feel to it. The collar and sleeve ends are knitted.

I got a size L, and it’s true to size. With a measurement of 55.5 cm in chest width and 75.5 in length, it puts it on the larger size of a L fan version, but not running shorter than they usually are. Being a shorter length is a benefit for me. The collar and neckline are great.

They already released a correct rep of the official fan version, with everything fixed, so they should be dispatching the correct version out, but this one I got may be what some people seek.

This may be for you if you prefer a fan version jersey fit with the player version details (and if you can ignore the pattern mistake in the crest). There shouldn’t be many of these versions anymore, and there probably won’t be many more jerseys having these unique features, because it may have come out of a factory mistake by using a player version reference for the fan, or may be just like the (incorrect) leaks they got.

Portugal 95/96 Home and Away

 As with a lot of national team jerseys, these are very simple. They’re the same template with different and inverted colors, and the home kit features a screen printed pattern of Portugal’s cross while the away is just pure white.

Portugal’s crests are stitched and use the same logo design, the Olympic logo is embroidered. The collars are knitted and have a plastic press button. 

There’s some difference in their fabric. The home one feels smoother and tighter, while on the away you can feel a very soft mesh texture from it, and it’s a very stretchy material.

Even though they’re the same size XL, the home kit is fitting larger than the away. Like 2 sizes larger. The home is 61 cm wide and 81 cm long. There’s a 4 cm difference in chest width and 2 cm in length between them. 

Their neck holes and collar fits are great, buttoned up and unbuttoned. Though, personally, I find them looking better unbuttoned.

On the left is the 1st jersey I got, and on the right is the one I got as a replacement because they sent the wrong size in the first order from Kitddm.

The new batch of it happened during the 2 weeks I waited for my first order. There are some big differences between them.

Most notably is the crest, that went from a giant lizard that had nothing to do with Lyon, to the lion that's very close to the original one. The new thread color used for the embroidery is also closer to the original one.

The other big change is the pattern on the collar and sleeve's ends. There are some official photos were the 2nd batch is closer to the original, but on others, neither of them is correct.

The 2nd batch has better and cleaner stitching. The longer and pointier V-neck of the 1st batch is more like the official jersey.

Another thing is the striped pattern, the 2nd batch has corrected.

Norway 2026 White Out Kit

This arrived with a big loose thread at the bottom, that I guess someone at the factory forgot to cut off. 

It’s a fan version in size L, with Nike’s logo embroidered and Norway’s shield stitched. The fabric is nice and comfortable, and the neckline is decent. 

It’s fitting true to size, so pick your normal T-shirt size for this. The one I got here is an L.

Spain 2026 Player Version Final 2 Stars

It’s the player version with the new 2nd star already on it. It was supposed to be a 2026 World Cup Final combo with the Argentina one, hence the final badges on both, but I guess the factories just pointed everything to making Spain jerseys with 2 stars. 

Player version in size L measurements:

Chest width: 51.5 cm

Length: 77 cm

Argentina 2026 Fan Version Final

A fan version in size L. The same as the Norway one, and its fit is comparable, maybe slightly tighter and with a wider neckline but still decent. So it’s an approved true size on this one too.

The fabric is soft and smooth. The details around Argentina’s stitched crest are embroidered, as is Adidas logo. I find the 2022 World Champion badge to be tilted. 

The sleeve badges are the same material as the one used on Spain’s player version. And besides the usual difference in fabric between the player and fan version, the shoulder stripes on Argentina’s kit are individually stitched on, while Spain’s player version uses an elastic band with the 3 stripes knitted.

This fan version size L has a 54.5 cm chest width. There’s a difference of 3 cm in width between a player version and fan version of the same size.

Portugal 2013 Away Player Version

This is a player version and has holes on the sides for breathability. All the details are heat pressed rubber and it also has a T-shape form, the same material as the crest and logos, on each shoulder, probably as a reinforcement of the stitching between the sleeve and body.

This is very tight, and I would recommend to size up twice. I only sized up one to an XL and it’s almost skin tight.

I’ll leave its measurements on here as a reference:

Chest width: 52 cm

Length: 80 cm

XL Size.

Portugal 1972

A very simple jersey with just the Portuguese herald stitched on. Comparing it to pics of the original, the V-neck should be more pointed and around 2 cm less deep. The collar and sleeve ends are actually a very dark green but it always turns black in the photos. The fabric is soft and comfortable. It's polyester, not cotton.

For a size L, it’s very loose. At 57 cm chest width and 81 cm in length it’s what I normally expect from rep fan versions of size XL. Stay with your normal size for a relaxed fit, but if you would like it more in the 79s original style you may want to size it down.

Portugal 2013 Away Player Version

This is a player version and has holes on the sides for breathability. All the details are heat pressed rubber and it also has a T-shape form, the same material as the crest and logos, on each shoulder, probably as a reinforcement of the stitching between the sleeve and body.

This is very tight, and I would recommend to size up twice. I only sized up one to an XL and it’s almost skin tight.

I’ll leave its measurements on here as a reference:

Chest width: 52 cm

Length: 80 cm

XL Size.

Portugal 1972

A very simple jersey with just the Portuguese herald stitched on. Comparing it to pics of the original, the V-neck should be more pointed and around 2 cm less deep. The collar and sleeve ends are actually a very dark green but it always turns black in the photos. The fabric is soft and comfortable.

For a size L, it’s very loose. At 57 cm chest width and 81 cm in length it’s what I normally expect from rep fan versions of size XL. Stay with your normal size for a relaxed fit, but if you would like it more in the 79s original style you may want to size it down.

Norway 2026 White Out Kit

This arrived with a big loose thread at the bottom, that I guess someone at the factory forgot to cut off. 

It’s a fan version in size L, with Nike’s logo embroidered and Norway’s shield stitched. The fabric is nice and comfortable, and the neckline is decent. 

It’s fitting true to size, so pick your normal T-shirt size for this. The one I got here is an L.

Spain 2026 Player Version Final 2 Stars

It’s the player version with the new 2nd star already on it. It was supposed to be a 2026 World Cup Final combo with the Argentina one, hence the final badges on both, but I guess the factories just pointed everything to making Spain jerseys with 2 stars. 

Player version in size L measurements:

Chest width: 51.5 cm

Length: 77 cm

Argentina 2026 Fan Version Final

A fan version in size L. The same as the Norway one, and its fit is comparable, maybe slightly tighter and with a wider neckline but still decent. So it’s an approved true size on this one too.

The fabric is soft and smooth. The details around Argentina’s stitched crest are embroidered, as is Adidas logo. I find the 2022 World Champion badge to be a little tilted. 

The sleeve badges are the same material as the one used on Spain’s player version. And besides the usual difference in fabric between the player and fan version, the shoulder stripes on Argentina’s kit are individually stitched on, while Spain’s player version uses an elastic band with the 3 stripes knitted.

This fan version size L has a 54.5 cm chest width. There’s a difference of 3 cm in width between a player version and fan version of the same size.

Portugal 2013 Away Player Version

This is a player version and has holes on the sides for breathability. All the details are heat pressed rubber and it also has a T-shape form, the same material as the crest and logos, on each shoulder, probably as a reinforcement of the stitching between the sleeve and body.

This is very tight, and I would recommend to size up twice. I only sized up one to an XL and it’s almost skin tight.

I’ll leave its measurements on here as a reference:

Chest width: 52 cm

Length: 80 cm

XL Size.

Portugal 1972 Home

A very simple jersey with just the Portuguese herald stitched on. Comparing it to pics of the original, the V-neck should be more pointed and around 2 cm less deep. The collar and sleeve ends are actually a very dark green but it always turns black in the photos. The fabric is soft and comfortable.

For a size L, it’s very loose. At 57 cm chest width and 81 cm in length it’s what I normally expect from rep fan versions of size XL. Stay with your normal size for a relaxed fit, but if you would like it more in the 79s original style you may want to size it down.

Norway 2026 White Out Kit

This arrived with a big loose thread at the bottom, that I guess someone at the factory forgot to cut off. 

It’s a fan version in size L, with Nike’s logo embroidered and Norway’s shield stitched. The fabric is nice and comfortable, and the neckline is decent. 

It’s fitting true to size, so pick your normal T-shirt size for this. The one I got here is an L.

Spain 2026 Player Version Final 2 Stars

It’s the player version with the new 2nd star already on it. It was supposed to be a 2026 World Cup Final combo with the Argentina one, hence the final badges on both, but I guess the factories just pointed everything to making Spain jerseys with 2 stars. 

Player version in size L measurements:

Chest width: 51.5 cm

Length: 77 cm

Argentina 2026 Fan Version Final

A fan version in size L. The same as the Norway one, and its fit is comparable, maybe slightly tighter and with a wider neckline but still decent. So it’s an approved true size on this one too.

The fabric is soft and smooth. The details around Argentina’s stitched crest are embroidered, as is Adidas logo. I find the 2022 World Champion badge to be a little tilted. 

The sleeve badges are the same material as the one used on Spain’s player version. And besides the usual difference in fabric between the player and fan version, the shoulder stripes on Argentina’s kit are individually stitched on, while Spain’s player version uses an elastic band with the 3 stripes knitted.

This fan version size L has a 54.5 cm chest width. There’s a difference of 3 cm in width between a player version and fan version of the same size.

Portugal's jersey set for the 2022 World Cup.

Although the home jersey is consistently ranked as one of the worst looking, it’s actually Portugal’s best selling jersey of all time. In terms of looks, I think the balance gets even out with the away one.

The jerseys are exactly the same in their construction (except some small detail at the bottom of the sides), and only differ by their colours and screen printed design. 

Embroidered Nike’s swoosh and Portugal’s cross is a stitched fabric patch, the design of them is the same, the only difference is the color of the thread around them. The globe at the back of the neck is heat pressed vinyl.

Both are the same size L, and have the exact same measurements. But they fit tighter than most fan version jerseys of the same size. So unless you're skinny I would recommend sizing up on them. The neckline on the home kit is wide, while on the away one it’s great (normal fitting).

Norway 2026 White Out Kit

This arrived with a big loose thread at the bottom, that I guess someone at the factory forgot to cut off. 

It’s a fan version in size L, with Nike’s logo embroidered and Norway’s shield stitched. The fabric is nice and comfortable, and the neckline is decent. 

It’s fitting true to size, so pick your normal T-shirt size for this. The one I got here is an L.

Spain 2026 Player Version Final 2 Stars

It’s the player version with the new 2nd star already on it. It was supposed to be a 2026 World Cup Final combo with the Argentina one, hence the final badges on both, but I guess the factories just pointed everything into making Spain jerseys with 2 stars. 

Player version in size L measurements:

Chest width: 51.5 cm

Length: 77 cm

Argentina 2026 Fan Version Final

A fan version in size L. The same as the Norway one, and its fit is comparable, maybe slightly tighter and with a wider neckline but still decent. So it’s an approved true size on this one too.

The fabric is soft and smooth. The details around Argentina’s stitched crest are embroidered, as is Adidas logo. I find the 2022 World Champion badge to be a little tilted. 

The sleeve badges are the same material as the one used on Spain’s player version. And besides the usual difference in fabric between the player and fan version, the shoulder stripes on Argentina’s kit are individually stitched on, while Spain’s player version uses an elastic band with the 3 stripes knitted.

This fan version size L has a 54.5 cm chest width. There’s a difference of 3 cm in width between a player version and fan version of the same size.

Travis Scott Cactus Jack X Nike Portugal Total 90 Retro Jersey

 The seller recommended picking a size like I would on a fan version jersey. I also size up on fan versions when I prefer to get a more oversized look, so I picked it in XL.

Besides being wider on the chest area, overall it’s fit is comparable to what I would get from a fan version in size XL.

Pit-to-pit: 65 cm

Length: 81 cm

Waist: 56 cm 

The Nike logo on the front is embroidered, and the tag is a heat pressed fabric patch. All the rest of the details are heat pressed vinyl like what you get on sponsor’s prints.

The fabric is nice, and in line to what you get on fan version jerseys. The collar’s fit is perfect.

Benfica 26/27 Away Player Version

There aren’t any official releases of authentic kits for Benfica, so reps is the only way of getting them in a more breathable fabric.

The crest and adidas trefoil are heat pressed rubber, and they needed to be a few cm higher positioned, as should the vinyl sponsor follow them up too, to keep it correct. The “São papoilas saltitantes” detail is made of the same rubber material as the rest of the sponsors.

The fabric is thinner and more breathable, as it should be, and has the same Adidas pattern used for the player version in the World Cup jerseys.

This is a size XL, and these are the measurements I’ve taken
Chest width: 54 cm

Length: 78 cm

Since player versions run smaller, I sized up from my normal L size, and it was the right choice for this. It’s a comfortable fit with still a bit of room. If you’re skinny you can go with your normal size too.

Portugal 2022 Home & Away

Although the home jersey is consistently ranked as one of the worst looking, it’s actually Portugal’s best selling jersey of all time. In terms of looks, I think the balance gets even out with the away one.

The jerseys are exactly the same in their construction (except some small detail at the bottom of the sides), and only differ by their colors and screen printed design. 

Embroidered Nike’s swoosh and Portugal’s cross is a stitched fabric patch, the design of them is the same, the only difference is the color of the thread around them. The globe at the back of the neck is heat pressed vinyl. The crest on the home is a bit tilted and the swoosh should be a little higher

Both are the same size L, and have the exact same measurements. But they fit tighter than most fan version jerseys of the same size. So unless you're skinny I would recommend sizing up on them. The neckline on the home kit is wide, while on the away one it’s great (normal fitting).

Portugal 2022 Home & Away

Although the home jersey is consistently ranked as one of the worst looking, it’s actually Portugal’s best selling jersey of all time. In terms of looks, I think the balance gets even out with the away one.

The jerseys are exactly the same in their construction (except some small detail at the bottom of the sides), and only differ by their colors and screen printed design. 

Embroidered Nike’s swoosh and Portugal’s cross is a stitched fabric patch, the design of them is the same, the only difference is the color of the thread around them. The globe at the back of the neck is heat pressed vinyl. On the home, there's a bit of tilt on the crest and the swoosh should be a little higher.

Both are the same size L, and have the exact same measurements. But they fit tighter than most fan version jerseys of the same size. So unless you're skinny I would recommend sizing up on them. The neckline on the home kit is wide, while on the away one it’s great (normal fitting).

Portugal 2022 Home and Away Jerseys

Although the home jersey is consistently ranked as one of the worst looking, it’s actually Portugal’s best selling jersey of all time. In terms of looks, I think the balance gets even out with the away one.

The jerseys are exactly the same in their construction (except some small detail at the bottom of the sides), and only differ by their colours and screen printed design. 

Embroidered Nike’s swoosh and Portugal’s cross is a stitched fabric patch, the design of them is the same, the only difference is the color of the thread around them. The globe at the back of the neck is heat pressed vinyl.

Both are the same size L, and have the exact same measurements. But they fit tighter than most fan version jerseys of the same size. So unless you're skinny I would recommend sizing up on them. The neckline on the home kit is wide, while on the away one it’s great (normal fitting).

Viva pessoal

Mandei vir estas 2 camisolas do vendedor okkll. Demoraram quase 2 semanas para chegar.

Travis Scott Cactus Jack X Nike Portugal Total 90 Retro, e a nova alternativa do Benfica.

Na do Travis Scott o vendedor recomendou escolher o tamanho que costumo usar porque seria como uma camisola fan version. Mesmo assim decidi ir 1 tamanho acima para um look mais oversized. 

Deixo aqui as medidas do tamanho XL:

Peito: 65 cm

Comprimento: 81 cm

Cintura: 56 cm 

A do Benfica é a versão player que não tem equivalente oficial. É feita a imitar as que os jogadores usam com um tecido mais fino e respirável, e um corte mais justo, mas esta versão só é oficialmente comercializada para as equipas da categoria Elite da Adidas, como o Real Madrid, Liverpool e Bayern. O Benfica está um patamar abaixo, por isso nas lojas oficiais só encontram as camisolas equivalentes às “fan versions” dos vendedores Chineses.

Os emblemas do Benfica e da Adidas, e o patrocinador da Emirates, estão alguns centímetros abaixo de onde deveriam estar. Falei-lhes nisso ontem, e hoje lançaram uma versão com tudo já subido. Pode ter sido coincidência e eles já sabiam do problema, mas gosto de pensar que tive alguma influência nisso 

Sempre disseram que se deve ir um tamanho acima nos player versions, a menos que sejas bastante magro ou preferes um corte justíssimo, por isso também escolhi-a em XL. Aqui estão as medidas também:

Peito: 54 cm

Comprimento: 78 cm

Benfica 26/27 Away Player Version

There aren’t any official releases of authentic kits for Benfica, so reps is the only way of getting them in a more breathable fabric.

The crest and adidas trefoil are heat pressed rubber, and they needed to be a few cm higher positioned, as should the vinyl sponsor follow them up too, to keep it correct. The “São papoilas saltitantes” detail is made of the same rubber material as the rest of the sponsors.

The fabric is thinner and more breathable, as it should be, and has the same Adidas pattern used for the player version in the World Cup jerseys.

This is a size XL, and these are the measurements I’ve taken
Chest width: 54 cm

Length: 78 cm

Since player versions run smaller, I sized up from my normal L size, and it was the right choice for this. It’s a comfortable fit with still a bit of room. If you’re skinny you can go with your normal size too.

Travis Scott Cactus Jack X Nike Portugal Total 90 Retro Jersey

 The seller recommended picking a size like I would on a fan version jersey. I also size up on fan versions when I prefer to get a more oversized look, so I picked it in XL.

Besides being wider on the chest area, overall it’s fit is comparable to what I would get from a fan version in size XL.

Pit-to-pit: 65 cm

Length: 81 cm

Waist: 56 cm 

The Nike logo on the front is embroidered, and the tag is a heat pressed fabric patch. All the rest of the details are heat pressed vinyl like what you get on sponsor’s prints.

The fabric is nice, and in line to what you get on fan version jerseys. The collar’s fit is perfect.

Travis Scott Cactus Jack X Nike Portugal Total 90 Retro Jersey

 The seller recommended picking a size like I would on a fan version jersey. I also size up on fan versions when I prefer to get a more oversized look, so I picked it in XL.

Besides being wider on the chest area, overall it’s fit is comparable to what I would get from a fan version in size XL.

Pit-to-pit: 65 cm

Length: 81 cm

Waist: 56 cm 

The Nike logo on the front is embroidered, and the tag is a heat pressed fabric patch. All the rest of the details are heat pressed vinyl like what you get on sponsor’s prints.

The fabric is nice, and in line to what you get on fan version jerseys. The collar’s fit is perfect.

Benfica 26/27 Away Player Version

There aren’t any official releases of authentic kits for Benfica, so reps is the only way of getting them in a more breathable fabric.

The crest and adidas trefoil are heat pressed rubber, and they needed to be a few cm higher positioned, as should the vinyl sponsor follow them up too, to keep it correct. The “São papoilas saltitantes” detail is made of the same rubber material as the rest of the sponsors.

The fabric is thinner and more breathable, as it should be, and has the same Adidas pattern used for the player version in the World Cup jerseys.

This is a size XL, and these are the measurements I’ve taken
Chest width: 54 cm

Length: 78 cm

Since player versions run smaller, I sized up from my normal L size, and it was the right choice for this. It’s a comfortable fit with still a bit of room. If you’re skinny you can go with your normal size too.

2012 Portugal Away

I ordered the retro player version and they sent the normal fan version by mistake. 

Anyway, here’s the review about the wrong jersey.

Nike’s logo is embroidered and Portugal’s crest is a stitched fabric patch. Below the crest there’s the heat pressed vinyl match details of Portugal’s last game in the Euro 2012. The printing is done well and aligned. I don’t understand why they have this version of the jersey with the match details preset, instead of being an option, and I don’t think a semi-final exit would warrant a preset for a Portugal jersey. 

The green globe inside the back of the neck is also the same heat pressed material as the match details. The cross on the shirt is screen printed but it has a small white spot near the crest.

The fabric is thick which makes this into a warm feeling jersey, and with it being a long sleeve, it’s actually great for colder weather. I could wear just this on not-so-cold days in the winter.

Since I had chosen the player version, I sized up once to an XL for a fit that wouldn’t be too tight but still slim fit. They got the size I asked for right, just not the jersey version.
Even though it’s larger than I expected, it’s still a fit I would wear. I also size up to XL for long sleeved retros from the 90s and early 2000s, and this has a fit exactly like those other jerseys I got. Its chest width is 58.5 cm and it’s definitely a baggier fit on my body but the sleeves are a little bit more tighter and not too big, in fact, it’s a perfect size for any long sleeved shirt imo. The cuffs fitting and the neckline are great too.