Brazil Home Jersey 1958

Brazil's retro vintage home jersey for the 1958 World Cup is a legendary piece, a symbol of the beginning of an era of global domination. Worn during the Seleção's first world title, it alone represents the birth of the Brazilian football myth, marked by the grace and genius of a young Pelé.

Design and style

• Main color: bright golden yellow, emblematic of Brazil

• Green V-neck with classic turn-up, evoking the simplicity and elegance of 50s jerseys

• Sleeves with green trim to recall the national colours

• Historical coat of arms of the CBD (Confederação Brasileira de Desportos) embroidered on the heart side, before the creation of the CBF

• Loose, straight cut, typical of cotton jerseys of the era

• Soft and breathable fabric offering authentic and natural comfort

History and heritage

This jersey became legendary during the 1958 World Cup in Sweden, where Brazil won its first world title. Under the leadership of Vicente Feola, the Seleção captivated the football world with spectacular play, led by icons such as Pelé, Garrincha, Didi, and Nilton Santos.
It was in this jersey that Pelé, aged just 17, scored a hat-trick in the semi-final and two goals in the final against Sweden (5-2), marking the beginning of a dynasty. This jersey embodies the birth of “Jogo Bonito” — football as an art.

Details and advice

• Soft vintage polyester fabric, true to the style of period cotton

• Straight, comfortable cut for an authentic look

• Cold washing is recommended to preserve the yellow and green colors.

• A historic model, ideal for football enthusiasts and collectors nostalgic for Pelé's early days.

Further information

• Season: 1958

• Team: Brazil

• Type: Home jersey

• Competition: 1958 World Cup – Sweden

• Equipment manufacturer: not specified (vintage model)

• Collar: Classic green V-neck

• Coat of arms: embroidered (CBD)

• Distinctive detail: minimalist design with national colors

• Material: vintage polyester with a cotton-like finish