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Bayern 1995 - 1997 Home

Bayern always has some great jerseys, and this one is definitely on the top for me. A dark blue and red combo always works for me.

There’s also a jacquard made out of a band of Bayern’s diamonds, followed by 2 stripes, and then repeating itself. Its alignment is correct with the original, they’re not aligned with the stripes but offset by a few centimeters.

The embroidered Bayern’s crest and Adidas logo are correctly aligned, or very close to the original’s.

The Opel sponsor is heat applied, and made out of felt. The felt is one of the thinnest I’ve seen, and you can see the jersey’ stripes through it, and it’s also easy to get it dirty, since it’s the kind where stuff sticks to it.

The collar is knitted polyester, has a button up on the front, and running down from it on the shoulders there are Adidas iconic 3 stripes made out of fabric bands and stitched to the shirt.

The “Bayern München” print on the back comes already set up with the jersey, even if you don’t ask for customization, but something worth pointing out is that it’s exactly the same material and color as the customization, I requested, underneath it. I’ve had some jerseys where you could notice a slight difference in feel and color, but in this case it looks like everything was printed together.

The name set print is just clean, and perfectly aligned. The retro 3D font used for the number is also one of my favorites ever. I’m always worried about a typo with some big names, especially Klinsmann, it would be easy to miss an N at the end, but this is perfect.

I always size up to avoid any tight fit since this is a 90s retro, and they were oversized at their time. So going one size up won’t give you the same original fit, but also won’t be a modern slim fit.

As for the collar, it’s a positive sign that I had to unbutton it, to get my head through the neck hole. It’s a perfect fit, and if buttoned up it sits snugly around the neck.

It’s the first time I tried Kkoog, and everything turned out all right and smoothly. I made the order on their website on April 25th. I got an e-mail notification on May 7th that it was shipped out, and it got delivered on the 15th. So it took only 8 days from China to Europe.

Bayern 1995 - 1997 Home

Bayern always has some great jerseys, and this one is definitely on the top for me. A dark blue and red combo always works for me.

There’s also a jacquard made out of a band of Bayern’s diamonds, followed by 2 stripes, and then repeating itself. Its alignment is correct with the original, they’re not aligned with the stripes but offset by a few centimeters.

The embroidered Bayern’s crest and Adidas logo are correctly aligned, or very close to the original’s.

The Opel sponsor is heat applied, and made out of felt. The felt is one of the thinnest I’ve seen, and you can see the jersey’ stripes through it, and it’s also easy to get it dirty, since it’s the kind where stuff sticks to it.

The collar is knitted polyester, has a button up on the front, and running down from it on the shoulders there are Adidas iconic 3 stripes made out of fabric bands and stitched to the shirt.

The “Bayern München” print on the back comes already set up with the jersey, even if you don’t ask for customization, but something worth pointing out is that it’s exactly the same material and color as the customization, I requested, underneath it. I’ve had some jerseys where you could notice a slight difference in feel and color, but in this case it looks like everything was printed together.

The name set print is just clean, and perfectly aligned. The retro 3D font used for the number is also one of my favorites ever. I’m always worried about a typo with some big names, especially Klinsmann, it would be easy to miss an N at the end, but this is perfect.

I always size up to avoid any tight fit since this is a 90s retro, and they were oversized at their time. So going one size up won’t give you the same original fit, but also won’t be a modern slim fit.

As for the collar, it’s a positive sign that I had to unbutton it, to get my head through the neck hole. It’s a perfect fit, and if buttoned up it sits snugly around the neck.

It’s the first time I tried Kkoog, and everything turned out all right and smoothly. I made the order on their website on April 25th. I got an e-mail notification on May 7th that it was shipped out, and it got delivered on the 15th. So it took only 8 days from China to Europe.

Bayern 1995 - 1997 Home

Bayern always has some great jerseys, and this one is definitely on the top for me. A dark blue and red combo always works for me.

There’s also a jacquard made out of a band of Bayern’s diamonds, followed by 2 stripes, and then repeating itself. Its alignment is correct with the original, they’re not aligned with the stripes but offset by a few centimeters.

The embroidered Bayern’s crest and Adidas logo are correctly aligned, or very close to the original’s.

The Opel sponsor is heat applied, and made out of felt. The felt is one of the thinnest I’ve seen, and you can see the jersey’ stripes through it, and it’s also easy to get it dirty, since it’s the kind where stuff sticks to it.

The collar is knitted polyester, has a button up on the front, and running down from it on the shoulders there are Adidas iconic 3 stripes made out of fabric bands and stitched to the shirt.

The “Bayern München” print on the back comes already set up with the jersey, even if you don’t ask for customization, but something worth pointing out is that it’s exactly the same material and color as the customization, I requested, underneath it. I’ve had some jerseys where you could notice a slight difference in feel and color, but in this case it looks like everything was printed together.

The name set print is just clean, and perfectly aligned. The retro 3D font used for the number is also one of my favorites ever. I’m always worried about a typo with some big names, especially Klinsmann, it would be easy to miss an N at the end, but this is perfect.

I always size up to avoid any tight fit since this is a 90s retro, and they were oversized at their time. So going one size up won’t give you the same original fit, but also won’t be a modern slim fit.

As for the collar, it’s a positive sign that I had to unbutton it, to get my head through the neck hole. It’s a perfect fit, and if buttoned up it sits snugly around the neck.

It’s the first time I tried Kkoog, and everything turned out all right and smoothly. I made the order on their website on April 25th. I got an e-mail notification on May 7th that it was shipped out, and it got delivered on the 15th. So it took only 8 days from China to Europe.

Bayern 1995 - 1997 Home

Bayern always has some great jerseys, and this one is definitely on the top for me. A dark blue and red combo always works for me.

There’s also a jacquard made out of a band of Bayern’s diamonds, followed by 2 stripes, and then repeating itself. Its alignment is correct with the original, they’re not aligned with the stripes but offset by a few centimeters.

The embroidered Bayern’s crest and Adidas logo are correctly aligned, or very close to the original’s.

The Opel sponsor is heat applied, and made out of felt. The felt is one of the thinnest I’ve seen, and you can see the jersey’ stripes through it, and it’s also easy to get it dirty, since it’s the kind where stuff sticks to it.

The collar is knitted polyester, has a button up on the front, and running down from it on the shoulders there are Adidas iconic 3 stripes made out of fabric bands and stitched to the shirt.

The “Bayern München” print on the back comes already set up with the jersey, even if you don’t ask for customization, but something worth pointing out is that it’s exactly the same material and color as the customization, I requested, underneath it. I’ve had some jerseys where you could notice a slight difference in feel and color, but in this case it looks like everything was printed together.

The name set print is just clean, and perfectly aligned. The retro 3D font used for the number is also one of my favorites ever. I’m always worried about a typo with some big names, especially Klinsmann, it would be easy to miss an N at the end, but this is perfect.

I always size up to avoid any tight fit since this is a 90s retro, and they were oversized at their time. So going one size up won’t give you the same original fit, but also won’t be a modern slim fit.

As for the collar, it’s a positive sign that I had to unbutton it, to get my head through the neck hole. It’s a perfect fit, and if buttoned up it sits snugly around the neck.

It’s the first time I tried Kkoog, and everything turned out all right and smoothly. I made the order on their website on April 25th. I got an e-mail notification on May 7th that it was shipped out, and it got delivered on the 15th. So it took only 8 days from China to Europe.

Bayern 1995 - 1997 Home

Bayern always has some great jerseys, and this one is definitely on the top for me. A dark blue and red combo always works for me.

There’s also a jacquard made out of a band of Bayern’s diamonds, followed by 2 stripes, and then repeating itself. Its alignment is correct with the original, they’re not aligned with the stripes but offset by a few centimeters.

The embroidered Bayern’s crest and Adidas logo are correctly aligned, or very close to the original’s.

The Opel sponsor is heat applied, and made out of felt. The felt is one of the thinnest I’ve seen, and you can see the jersey’ stripes through it, and it’s also easy to get it dirty, since it’s the kind where stuff sticks to it.

The collar is knitted polyester, has a button up on the front, and running down from it on the shoulders there are Adidas iconic 3 stripes made out of fabric bands and stitched to the shirt.

The “Bayern München” print on the back comes already set up with the jersey, even if you don’t ask for customization, but something worth pointing out is that it’s exactly the same material and color as the customization, I requested, underneath it. I’ve had some jerseys where you could notice a slight difference in feel and color, but in this case it looks like everything was printed together.

The name set print is just clean, and perfectly aligned. The retro 3D font used for the number is also one of my favorites ever. I’m always worried about a typo with some big names, especially Klinsmann, it would be easy to miss an N at the end, but this is perfect.

I always size up to avoid any tight fit since this is a 90s retro, and they were oversized at their time. So going one size up won’t give you the same original fit, but also won’t be a modern slim fit.

As for the collar, it’s a positive sign that I had to unbutton it, to get my head through the neck hole. It’s a perfect fit, and if buttoned up it sits snugly around the neck.

It’s the first time I tried Kkoog, and everything turned out all right and smoothly. I made the order on their website on April 25th. I got an e-mail notification on May 7th that it was shipped out, and it got delivered on the 15th. So it took only 8 days from China to Europe.

Bayern 1995 - 1997 Home

Bayern always has some great jerseys, and this one is definitely on the top for me. A dark blue and red combo always works for me.

There’s also a jacquard made out of a band of Bayern’s diamonds, followed by 2 stripes, and then repeating itself. Its alignment is correct with the original, they’re not aligned with the stripes but offset by a few centimeters.

The embroidered Bayern’s crest and Adidas logo are correctly aligned, or very close to the original’s.

The Opel sponsor is heat applied, and made out of felt. The felt is one of the thinnest I’ve seen, and you can see the jersey’ stripes through it, and it’s also easy to get it dirty, since it’s the kind where stuff sticks to it.

The collar is knitted polyester, has a button up on the front, and running down from it on the shoulders there are Adidas iconic 3 stripes made out of fabric bands and stitched to the shirt.

The “Bayern München” print on the back comes already set up with the jersey, even if you don’t ask for customization, but something worth pointing out is that it’s exactly the same material and color as the customization, I requested, underneath it. I’ve had some jerseys where you could notice a slight difference in feel and color, but in this case it looks like everything was printed together.

The name set print is just clean, and perfectly aligned. The retro 3D font used for the number is also one of my favorites ever. I’m always worried about a typo with some big names, especially Klinsmann, it would be easy to miss an N at the end, but this is perfect.

I always size up to avoid any tight fit since this is a 90s retro, and they were oversized at their time. So going one size up won’t give you the same original fit, but also won’t be a modern slim fit.

As for the collar, it’s a positive sign that I had to unbutton it, to get my head through the neck hole. It’s a perfect fit, and if buttoned up it sits snugly around the neck.

It’s the first time I tried Kkoog, and everything turned out all right and smoothly. I made the order on their website on April 25th. I got an e-mail notification on May 7th that it was shipped out, and it got delivered on the 15th. So it took only 8 days from China to Europe.

Germany 2026 Sweatshirt

First time I got a sweatshirt from here, and went with a shot in the dark, to an XL size. It’s the size I pick for the fan version I want to fit looser, and I would rather risk getting an oversized fit, than something that’s unwearable tight.

I usually wear EU L t-shirts, and going a size up gives you an oversize fit, that reminds me of a 90s retro goalkeeper kit.

True to size if you’re going for a regular fit, 1 up if going for an oversized look.

The sleeves' length are fine, as are the cuffs, which hold them back from going over your hands or from going up the arms when moving. The neckline is exactly how it should be for a sweatshirt.

Its chest width is 60cm, and the length 74cm. Exactly like it’s in the listing’s chart size for an XL. With this, I guess you can trust all the measurements in the chart size. Take one of your sweatshirts, measure it, compare it, and go with the size closest to the sweatshirt you own.

The fabric isn’t too thick, nor too warm. It’s great for spring, and even some colder days in the summer. Adidas trefoil and Germany DFB crest are completely stitched.

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Portugal 2006 Home

The national teams in the 2006 World Cup were stacked, in comparison, the 2026 looks really poor in star power for each national team.

Portugal is definitely one of the best teams, but doesn’t have the same aura as the team that went to Germany 20 years ago.

Nike made some really clean kits for Portugal during their almost 30 years partnership. This is on par with the 2000 one.

Portugal’s cross and Nike’ swoosh are heat pressed fabric patches. The cross at the back of the neck, the chains running down the shoulders, and the “Nike Sphere Dry” tag at the back, are heat pressed vinyl.

The 2006 WC patch is felt, and as with everything else on the jersey, it’s heat applied.

I wanted this one without any name or number, but I might in the future try to apply one to it, I’ll see how I’ll feel about it with time.

I went a size up to an XL, and it’s a loose fit, comparable to how it was worn in 2006. It’s a comfortable fabric, but the hem is very tense, with no stretch, so it’s not a jersey you can wear it skin tight (I don’t think anybody would try to wear a retro skin tight), as long as you’re going true to size at least, it won’t ever be a problem.

Overall, in terms of look and comfort, this is my third favorite Portugal jersey. Right behind the 2025 Pantera Negra and the 2024 Home kit.

____________

Adjersey has always been reliable, both in service and quality. I ordered these 2 on April 22nd, and they arrived on May 12th in Europe.

Germany 2026 Sweatshirt

First time I got a sweatshirt from here, and went with a shot in the dark, to an XL size. It’s the size I pick for the fan version I want to fit looser, and I would rather risk getting an oversized fit, than something that’s unwearable tight.

I usually wear EU L t-shirts, and going a size up gives you an oversize fit, that reminds me of a 90s retro goalkeeper kit.

True to size if you’re going for a regular fit, 1 up if going for an oversized look.

The sleeves' length are fine, as are the cuffs, which hold them back from going over your hands or from going up the arms when moving. The neckline is exactly how it should be for a sweatshirt.

Its chest width is 60cm, and the length 74cm. Exactly like it’s in the listing’s chart size for an XL. With this, I guess you can trust all the measurements in the chart size. Take one of your sweatshirts, measure it, compare it, and go with the size closest to the sweatshirt you own.

The fabric isn’t too thick, nor too warm. It’s great for spring, and even some colder days in the summer. Adidas trefoil and Germany DFB crest are completely stitched.

__________________

Portugal 2006 Home

The national teams in the 2006 World Cup were stacked, in comparison, the 2026 looks really poor in star power for each national team.

Portugal is definitely one of the best teams, but doesn’t have the same aura as the team that went to Germany 20 years ago.

Nike made some really clean kits for Portugal during their almost 30 years partnership. This is on par with the 2000 one.

Portugal’s cross and Nike’ swoosh are heat pressed fabric patches. The cross at the back of the neck, the chains running down the shoulders, and the “Nike Sphere Dry” tag at the back, are heat pressed vinyl.

The 2006 WC patch is felt, and as with everything else on the jersey, it’s heat applied.

I wanted this one without any name or number, but I might in the future try to apply one to it, I’ll see how I’ll feel about it with time.

I went a size up to an XL, and it’s a loose fit, comparable to how it was worn in 2006. It’s a comfortable fabric, but the hem is very tense, with no stretch, so it’s not a jersey you can wear it skin tight (I don’t think anybody would try to wear a retro skin tight), as long as you’re going true to size at least, it won’t ever be a problem.

Overall, in terms of look and comfort, this is my third favorite Portugal jersey. Right behind the 2025 Pantera Negra and the 2024 Home kit.

____________

Adjersey has always been reliable, both in service and quality. I ordered these 2 on April 22nd, and they arrived on May 12th in Europe.

Germany 2026 Sweatshirt

First time I got a sweatshirt from here, and went with a shot in the dark, to an XL size. It’s the size I pick for the fan version I want to fit looser, and I would rather risk getting an oversized fit, than something that’s unwearable tight.

I usually wear EU L t-shirts, and going a size up gives you an oversize fit, that reminds me of a 90s retro goalkeeper kit.

True to size if you’re going for a regular fit, 1 up if going for an oversized look.

The sleeves' length are fine, as are the cuffs, which hold them back from going over your hands or from going up the arms when moving. The neckline is exactly how it should be for a sweatshirt.

Its chest width is 60cm, and the length 74cm. Exactly like it’s in the listing’s chart size for an XL. With this, I guess you can trust all the measurements in the chart size. Take one of your sweatshirts, measure it, compare it, and go with the size closest to the sweatshirt you own.

The fabric isn’t too thick, nor too warm. It’s great for spring, and even some colder days in the summer. Adidas trefoil and Germany DFB crest are completely stitched.

__________________

Portugal 2006 Home

The national teams in the 2006 World Cup were stacked, in comparison, the 2026 looks really poor in star power for each national team.

Portugal is definitely one of the best teams, but doesn’t have the same aura as the team that went to Germany 20 years ago.

Nike made some really clean kits for Portugal during their almost 30 years partnership. This is on par with the 2000 one.

Portugal’s cross and Nike’ swoosh are heat pressed fabric patches. The cross at the back of the neck, the chains running down the shoulders, and the “Nike Sphere Dry” tag at the back, are heat pressed vinyl.

The 2006 WC patch is felt, and as with everything else on the jersey, it’s heat applied.

I wanted this one without any name or number, but I might in the future try to apply one to it, I’ll see how I’ll feel about it with time.

I went a size up to an XL, and it’s a loose fit, comparable to how it was worn in 2006. It’s a comfortable fabric, but the hem is very tense, with no stretch, so it’s not a jersey you can wear it skin tight (I don’t think anybody would try to wear a retro skin tight), as long as you’re going true to size at least, it won’t ever be a problem.

Overall, in terms of look and comfort, this is my third favorite Portugal jersey. Right behind the 2025 Pantera Negra and the 2024 Home kit.

____________

Adjersey has always been reliable, both in service and quality. I ordered these 2 on April 22nd, and they arrived on May 12th in Europe.

Germany 2026 Sweatshirt

First time I got a sweatshirt from here, and went with a shot in the dark, to an XL size. It’s the size I pick for the fan version I want to fit looser, and I would rather risk getting an oversized fit, than something that’s unwearable tight.

I usually wear EU L t-shirts, and going a size up gives you an oversize fit, that reminds me of a 90s retro goalkeeper kit.

True to size if you’re going for a regular fit, 1 up if going for an oversized look.

The sleeves' length are fine, as are the cuffs, which hold them back from going over your hands or from going up the arms when moving. The neckline is exactly how it should be for a sweatshirt.

Its chest width is 60cm, and the length 74cm. Exactly like it’s in the listing’s chart size for an XL. With this, I guess you can trust all the measurements in the chart size. Take one of your sweatshirts, measure it, compare it, and go with the size closest to the sweatshirt you own.

The fabric isn’t too thick, nor too warm. It’s great for spring, and even some colder days in the summer. Adidas trefoil and Germany DFB crest are completely stitched.

__________________

Portugal 2006 Home

The national teams in the 2006 World Cup were stacked, in comparison, the 2026 looks really poor in star power for each national team.

Portugal is definitely one of the best teams, but doesn’t have the same aura as the team that went to Germany 20 years ago.

Nike made some really clean kits for Portugal during their almost 30 years partnership. This is on par with the 2000 one.

Portugal’s cross and Nike’ swoosh are heat pressed fabric patches. The cross at the back of the neck, the chains running down the shoulders, and the “Nike Sphere Dry” tag at the back, are heat pressed vinyl.

The 2006 WC patch is felt, and as with everything else on the jersey, it’s heat applied.

I wanted this one without any name or number, but I might in the future try to apply one to it, I’ll see how I’ll feel about it with time.

I went a size up to an XL, and it’s a loose fit, comparable to how it was worn in 2006. It’s a comfortable fabric, but the hem is very tense, with no stretch, so it’s not a jersey you can wear it skin tight (I don’t think anybody would try to wear a retro skin tight), as long as you’re going true to size at least, it won’t ever be a problem.

Overall, in terms of look and comfort, this is my third favorite Portugal jersey. Right behind the 2025 Pantera Negra and the 2024 Home kit.

____________

Adjersey has always been reliable, both in service and quality. I ordered these 2 on April 22nd, and they arrived on May 12th in Europe.

Germany 2026 Sweatshirt

First time I got a sweatshirt from here, and went with a shot in the dark, to an XL size. It’s the size I pick for the fan version I want to fit looser, and I would rather risk getting an oversized fit, than something that’s unwearable tight.

I usually wear EU L t-shirts, and going a size up gives you an oversize fit, that reminds me of a 90s retro goalkeeper kit.

True to size if you’re going for a regular fit, 1 up if going for an oversized look.

The sleeves' length are fine, as are the cuffs, which hold them back from going over your hands or from going up the arms when moving. The neckline is exactly how it should be for a sweatshirt.

Its chest width is 60cm, and the length 74cm. Exactly like it’s in the listing’s chart size for an XL. With this, I guess you can trust all the measurements in the chart size. Take one of your sweatshirts, measure it, compare it, and go with the size closest to the sweatshirt you own.

The fabric isn’t too thick, nor too warm. It’s great for spring, and even some colder days in the summer. Adidas trefoil and Germany DFB crest are completely stitched.

__________________

Portugal 2006 Home

The national teams in the 2006 World Cup were stacked, in comparison, the 2026 looks really poor in star power for each national team.

Portugal is definitely one of the best teams, but doesn’t have the same aura as the team that went to Germany 20 years ago.

Nike made some really clean kits for Portugal during their almost 30 years partnership. This is on par with the 2000 one.

Portugal’s cross and Nike’ swoosh are heat pressed fabric patches. The cross at the back of the neck, the chains running down the shoulders, and the “Nike Sphere Dry” tag at the back, are heat pressed vinyl.

The 2006 WC patch is felt, and as with everything else on the jersey, it’s heat applied.

I wanted this one without any name or number, but I might in the future try to apply one to it, I’ll see how I’ll feel about it with time.

I went a size up to an XL, and it’s a loose fit, comparable to how it was worn in 2006. It’s a comfortable fabric, but the hem is very tense, with no stretch, so it’s not a jersey you can wear it skin tight (I don’t think anybody would try to wear a retro skin tight), as long as you’re going true to size at least, it won’t ever be a problem.

Overall, in terms of look and comfort, this is my third favorite Portugal jersey. Right behind the 2025 Pantera Negra and the 2024 Home kit.

____________

Adjersey has always been reliable, both in service and quality. I ordered these 2 on April 22nd, and they arrived on May 12th in Europe.

Germany 2026 Sweatshirt

First time I got a sweatshirt from here, and went with a shot in the dark, to an XL size. It’s the size I pick for the fan version I want to fit looser, and I would rather risk getting an oversized fit, than something that’s unwearable tight.

I usually wear EU L t-shirts, and going a size up gives you an oversize fit, that reminds me of a 90s retro goalkeeper kit.

True to size if you’re going for a regular fit, 1 up if going for an oversized look.

The sleeves' length are fine, as are the cuffs, which hold them back from going over your hands or from going up the arms when moving. The neckline is exactly how it should be for a sweatshirt.

Its chest width is 60cm, and the length 74cm. Exactly like it’s in the listing’s chart size for an XL. With this, I guess you can trust all the measurements in the chart size. Take one of your sweatshirts, measure it, compare it, and go with the size closest to the sweatshirt you own.

The fabric isn’t too thick, nor too warm. It’s great for spring, and even some colder days in the summer. Adidas trefoil and Germany DFB crest are completely stitched.

__________________

Portugal 2006 Home

The national teams in the 2006 World Cup were stacked, in comparison, the 2026 looks really poor in star power for each national team.

Portugal is definitely one of the best teams, but doesn’t have the same aura as the team that went to Germany 20 years ago.

Nike made some really clean kits for Portugal during their almost 30 years partnership. This is on par with the 2000 one.

Portugal’s cross and Nike’ swoosh are heat pressed fabric patches. The cross at the back of the neck, the chains running down the shoulders, and the “Nike Sphere Dry” tag at the back, are heat pressed vinyl.

The 2006 WC patch is felt, and as with everything else on the jersey, it’s heat applied.

I wanted this one without any name or number, but I might in the future try to apply one to it, I’ll see how I’ll feel about it with time.

I went a size up to an XL, and it’s a loose fit, comparable to how it was worn in 2006. It’s a comfortable fabric, but the hem is very tense, with no stretch, so it’s not a jersey you can wear it skin tight (I don’t think anybody would try to wear a retro skin tight), as long as you’re going true to size at least, it won’t ever be a problem.

Overall, in terms of look and comfort, this is my third favorite Portugal jersey. Right behind the 2025 Pantera Negra and the 2024 Home kit.

____________

Adjersey has always been reliable, both in service and quality. I ordered these 2 on April 22nd, and they arrived on May 12th in Europe.

Germany 2026 Sweatshirt

First time I got a sweatshirt from here, and went with a shot in the dark, to an XL size. It’s the size I pick for the fan version I want to fit looser, and I would rather risk getting an oversized fit, than something that’s unwearable tight.

I usually wear EU L t-shirts, and going a size up gives you an oversize fit, that reminds me of a 90s retro goalkeeper kit.

True to size if you’re going for a regular fit, 1 up if going for an oversized look.

The sleeves' length are fine, as are the cuffs, which hold them back from going over your hands or from going up the arms when moving. The neckline is exactly how it should be for a sweatshirt.

Its chest width is 60cm, and the length 74cm. Exactly like it’s in the listing’s chart size for an XL. With this, I guess you can trust all the measurements in the chart size. Take one of your sweatshirts, measure it, compare it, and go with the size closest to the sweatshirt you own.

The fabric isn’t too thick, nor too warm. It’s great for spring, and even some colder days in the summer. Adidas trefoil and Germany DFB crest are completely stitched.

__________________

Portugal 2006 Home

The national teams in the 2006 World Cup were stacked, in comparison, the 2026 looks really poor in star power for each national team.

Portugal is definitely one of the best teams, but doesn’t have the same aura as the team that went to Germany 20 years ago.

Nike made some really clean kits for Portugal during their almost 30 years partnership. This is on par with the 2000 one.

Portugal’s cross and Nike’ swoosh are heat pressed fabric patches. The cross at the back of the neck, the chains running down the shoulders, and the “Nike Sphere Dry” tag at the back, are heat pressed vinyl.

The 2006 WC patch is felt, and as with everything else on the jersey, it’s heat applied.

I wanted this one without any name or number, but I might in the future try to apply one to it, I’ll see how I’ll feel about it with time.

I went a size up to an XL, and it’s a loose fit, comparable to how it was worn in 2006. It’s a comfortable fabric, but the hem is very tense, with no stretch, so it’s not a jersey you can wear it skin tight (I don’t think anybody would try to wear a retro skin tight), as long as you’re going true to size at least, it won’t ever be a problem.

Overall, in terms of look and comfort, this is my third favorite Portugal jersey. Right behind the 2025 Pantera Negra and the 2024 Home kit.

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Adjersey has always been reliable, both in service and quality. I ordered these 2 on April 22nd, and they arrived on May 12th in Europe.

Real Madrid Away 2014-2015 - Player version

There are a few retros in the player version, mostly from the 2010s, but they’re always hard to find.

On the front we have the heat applied elements, like the vinyl sponsor and Madrid’s rubber crest, while the Adidas logo feels more like a thicker version of the same vinyl used on the sponsor.

The fabric is soft and stretchy, with a harder band on the sides connecting the front and back pieces. The shoulder stripes are stitched, and the buttoned collar is fine. Yohji Yamamoto’s signature on the collar is heat pressed vinyl.

No need to talk about the name on the back. The flocking is centered, aligned and well pressed on.

Definitely size up for a slim fit, if you prefer a looser fit you have to go 2 sizes above your normal one. The collar’s fit is perfect.

This is an XL, and its measurements are 53cm in chest width, and 77cm in length.

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Spain Away for the 2026 World Cup - Player version

It’s a player version in XL too, and it has exactly the same measurement as Madrid’s. 53cm in chest width and 77cm in length.

But the fabric is actually tenser, making this fit far tighter than the one above. I would also say to follow the same rule of sizing up. 1 up for slim fit, and 2 for a looser one. For most people I would recommend going 2 sizes up for the most comfortable and safer pick.

It’s also tighter in comparison to other Adidas away jerseys from the World Cup that I got in the same size and player version.

The collar’s fit is good.

Trefoil, crest, and “España” on the back, are all heat pressed hard rubber. The shoulder stripes are stitched.

The fabric is thicker than most player versions, and as mentioned before, tenser. The collar and sleeve ends are knit polyester.

In my opinion this is one of the most beautiful jerseys for the World Cup, and the one with the best jacquard.

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Ordered on okkinetic website on April 24th, and got the QC just 4 days later on the 28th. Which is really quick given one of the jerseys is a retro, and they usually take a bit longer to get them. Together with the quality control photos, I got a photo of the sipping label. Everything as usual, and sent through WhatsApp.

I got the package delivered today, May 12th, to Europe.

Real Madrid Away 2014-2015 - Player version

There are a few retros in the player version, mostly from the 2010s, but they’re always hard to find.

On the front we have the heat applied elements, like the vinyl sponsor and Madrid’s rubber crest, while the Adidas logo feels more like a thicker version of the same vinyl used on the sponsor.

The fabric is soft and stretchy, with a harder band on the sides connecting the front and back pieces. The shoulder stripes are stitched, and the buttoned collar is fine. Yohji Yamamoto’s signature on the collar is heat pressed vinyl.

No need to talk about the name on the back. The flocking is centered, aligned and well pressed on.

Definitely size up for a slim fit, if you prefer a looser fit you have to go 2 sizes above your normal one. The collar’s fit is perfect.

This is an XL, and its measurements are 53cm in chest width, and 77cm in length.

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Spain Away for the 2026 World Cup - Player version

It’s a player version in XL too, and it has exactly the same measurement as Madrid’s. 53cm in chest width and 77cm in length.

But the fabric is actually tenser, making this fit far tighter than the one above. I would also say to follow the same rule of sizing up. 1 up for slim fit, and 2 for a looser one. For most people I would recommend going 2 sizes up for the most comfortable and safer pick.

It’s also tighter in comparison to other Adidas away jerseys from the World Cup that I got in the same size and player version.

The collar’s fit is good.

Trefoil, crest, and “España” on the back, are all heat pressed hard rubber. The shoulder stripes are stitched.

The fabric is thicker than most player versions, and as mentioned before, tenser. The collar and sleeve ends are knit polyester.

In my opinion this is one of the most beautiful jerseys for the World Cup, and the one with the best jacquard.

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Ordered on okkinetic website on April 24th, and got the QC just 4 days later on the 28th. Which is really quick given one of the jerseys is a retro, and they usually take a bit longer to get them. Together with the quality control photos, I got a photo of the sipping label. Everything as usual, and sent through WhatsApp.

I got the package delivered today, May 12th, to Europe.

Real Madrid Away 2014-2015 - Player version

There are a few retros in the player version, mostly from the 2010s, but they’re always hard to find.

On the front we have the heat applied elements, like the vinyl sponsor and Madrid’s rubber crest, while the Adidas logo feels more like a thicker version of the same vinyl used on the sponsor.

The fabric is soft and stretchy, with a harder band on the sides connecting the front and back pieces. The shoulder stripes are stitched, and the buttoned collar is fine. Yohji Yamamoto’s signature on the collar is heat pressed vinyl.

No need to talk about the name on the back. The flocking is centered, aligned and well pressed on.

Definitely size up for a slim fit, if you prefer a looser fit you have to go 2 sizes above your normal one. The collar’s fit is perfect.

This is an XL, and its measurements are 53cm in chest width, and 77cm in length.

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Spain Away for the 2026 World Cup - Player version

It’s a player version in XL too, and it has exactly the same measurement as Madrid’s. 53cm in chest width and 77cm in length.

But the fabric is actually tenser, making this fit far tighter than the one above. I would also say to follow the same rule of sizing up. 1 up for slim fit, and 2 for a looser one. For most people I would recommend going 2 sizes up for the most comfortable and safer pick.

It’s also tighter in comparison to other Adidas away jerseys from the World Cup that I got in the same size and player version.

The collar’s fit is good.

Trefoil, crest, and “España” on the back, are all heat pressed hard rubber. The shoulder stripes are stitched.

The fabric is thicker than most player versions, and as mentioned before, tenser. The collar and sleeve ends are knit polyester.

In my opinion this is one of the most beautiful jerseys for the World Cup, and the one with the best jacquard.

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Ordered on okkinetic website on April 24th, and got the QC just 4 days later on the 28th. Which is really quick given one of the jerseys is a retro, and they usually take a bit longer to get them. Together with the quality control photos, I got a photo of the sipping label. Everything as usual, and sent through WhatsApp.

I got the package delivered today, May 12th, to Europe.

Real Madrid Away 2014-2015 - Player version

There are a few retros in the player version, mostly from the 2010s, but they’re always hard to find.

On the front we have the heat applied elements, like the vinyl sponsor and Madrid’s rubber crest, while the Adidas logo feels more like a thicker version of the same vinyl used on the sponsor.

The fabric is soft and stretchy, with a harder band on the sides connecting the front and back pieces. The shoulder stripes are stitched, and the buttoned collar is fine. Yohji Yamamoto’s signature on the collar is heat pressed vinyl.

No need to talk about the name on the back. The flocking is centered, aligned and well pressed on.

Definitely size up for a slim fit, if you prefer a looser fit you have to go 2 sizes above your normal one. The collar’s fit is perfect.

This is an XL, and its measurements are 53cm in chest width, and 77cm in length.

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Spain Away for the 2026 World Cup - Player version

It’s a player version in XL too, and it has exactly the same measurement as Madrid’s. 53cm in chest width and 77cm in length.

But the fabric is actually tenser, making this fit far tighter than the one above. I would also say to follow the same rule of sizing up. 1 up for slim fit, and 2 for a looser one. For most people I would recommend going 2 sizes up for the most comfortable and safer pick.

It’s also tighter in comparison to other Adidas away jerseys from the World Cup that I got in the same size and player version.

The collar’s fit is good.

Trefoil, crest, and “España” on the back, are all heat pressed hard rubber. The shoulder stripes are stitched.

The fabric is thicker than most player versions, and as mentioned before, tenser. The collar and sleeve ends are knit polyester.

In my opinion this is one of the most beautiful jerseys for the World Cup, and the one with the best jacquard.

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Ordered on okkinetic website on April 24th, and got the QC just 4 days later on the 28th. Which is really quick given one of the jerseys is a retro, and they usually take a bit longer to get them. Together with the quality control photos, I got a photo of the sipping label. Everything as usual, and sent through WhatsApp.

I got the package delivered today, May 12th, to Europe.

Real Madrid Away 2014-2015 - Player version

There are a few retros in the player version, mostly from the 2010s, but they’re always hard to find.

On the front we have the heat applied elements, like the vinyl sponsor and Madrid’s rubber crest, while the Adidas logo feels more like a thicker version of the same vinyl used on the sponsor.

The fabric is soft and stretchy, with a harder band on the sides connecting the front and back pieces. The shoulder stripes are stitched, and the buttoned collar is fine. Yohji Yamamoto’s signature on the collar is heat pressed vinyl.

No need to talk about the name on the back. The flocking is centered, aligned and well pressed on.

Definitely size up for a slim fit, if you prefer a looser fit you have to go 2 sizes above your normal one. The collar’s fit is perfect.

This is an XL, and its measurements are 53cm in chest width, and 77cm in length.

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Spain Away for the 2026 World Cup - Player version

It’s a player version in XL too, and it has exactly the same measurement as Madrid’s. 53cm in chest width and 77cm in length.

But the fabric is actually tenser, making this fit far tighter than the one above. I would also say to follow the same rule of sizing up. 1 up for slim fit, and 2 for a looser one. For most people I would recommend going 2 sizes up for the most comfortable and safer pick.

It’s also tighter in comparison to other Adidas away jerseys from the World Cup that I got in the same size and player version.

The collar’s fit is good.

Trefoil, crest, and “España” on the back, are all heat pressed hard rubber. The shoulder stripes are stitched.

The fabric is thicker than most player versions, and as mentioned before, tenser. The collar and sleeve ends are knit polyester.

In my opinion this is one of the most beautiful jerseys for the World Cup, and the one with the best jacquard.

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Ordered on okkinetic website on April 24th, and got the QC just 4 days later on the 28th. Which is really quick given one of the jerseys is a retro, and they usually take a bit longer to get them. Together with the quality control photos, I got a photo of the sipping label. Everything as usual, and sent through WhatsApp.

I got the package delivered today, May 12th, to Europe.

Original order on the 4th.

2 days later I was told that 2 jerseys were out of stock, so I changed to what's in the pic now.

Dispatched on the 9th.

Communication on WhatsApp was easy, and they respond fast.

Lazio Europe Home Jersey 99/00,

Benfica Home 98/99,

Lyon Home 08/09

Adidas Chinese New Year - Tang Style Jacket

I had a lot of doubts about the size of these jackets, and I couldn’t find a review of the jackets measurements or comparisons.

Some said to go TTS, others a size up, and some even to size down. I got a size chart for it, and compared its measurements with a size M jacket I own, even AI recommended going with an M. That’s what I picked.

Now that I have the jacket in hand, I’ve measured it and put them on the 3rd pic, so you can get an idea what would be the perfect size for you.

My recommendation is to go for it by the height and not the size. 

S - 170 cm

M - 175 cm

L- 180 cm

XL - 185 cm

If you’re 176cm tall, go with an L. In my case, I should’ve gone for an L or XL, as I am 180.

So what happens if you go a size down like I did?

You still end up with a great looking regular / straight fit. The only thing I would’ve changed, as my preference, would be adding 2cm to the sleeves,  

The jacket’s weight is 775 g / 1.71 lbs.

It’s a very soft and comfortable jacket. The zipper is working fine. The frog buttons are stitched, and working fine too to fasten the jacket.

I’ll probably order another in L soon.

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Argentina 2026 World Cup Away Jersey - Player Version

Player versions are usually tighter, so it’s better to size up from your normal T-Shirt size. I normally wear L, and I went with an XL.
If you prefer a slim fit, you can go true to size on this one. Going up 1, gives you a more regular fit.

Except the 2022 World Champion badge, which is vinyl, all the other details, such as the logos and “Argentina” on the back of the neck, are heat applied rubber.

The fabric is lightweight, thin, and breathable. The shoulder stripes are stitched. The neckline is decent. 

Chest: 55.5 cm / 21.85 in
Length: 79 cm / 31.10 in

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Ordered from Kitff website: April 17th

Dispatched: 24th. They sent me a photo of the jacket and jersey in a bag, together with another one of the shipping label.

Delivered: May 4th to Europe. Handed over by CTT Express in Portugal