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From Brazil's 1970 yellow to Cameroon's sleeveless statement and Iceland's blue lightning, we count down the World Cup jerseys fans still talk about decades later.
From the green of El Tri to Jorge Campos's neon goalkeeper jerseys, Mexico's shirts have consistently taken more design risks than most national teams. We trace the story from the 1970 World Cup to today.
Argentina's sky-blue-and-white stripes are one of soccer's most recognizable jerseys, but the design wasn't settled until years of confusion and color clashes. We trace the shirt from 1908 to the 2022 World Cup.
Not every legendary soccer jersey number sits between 1 and 11. We look at how 23, 44 and 99 became cult favorites, and the players who made them iconic on both sides of the Atlantic.
Brazil's yellow jersey is one of the most recognizable in soccer, but it was born out of heartbreak and a public design contest. We trace the story from 1950 to today.
