£150.00

1994 · Holland
Holland World Cup home 1994
£69.99One available
Relive the flair of 90s with dutch 1994 classic
Club / nationHolland
Season1994
ManufacturerCopa
SizeL
ConditionMint · BNWT
Shirt typeHome
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Condition and disclosed flaws
- BNWT
Product record
- SKU
- HOL-COPA-HOME
- Country
- Holland
Product details
About this shirt
Step back into a classic era of international football with the Netherlands 1994 World Cup Retro Football Shirt, meticulously recreated by the retro specialists at COPA Football. This shirt pays homage to the bold aesthetics of mid-90s kit design, defined by its vibrant orange body overlaid with a sublimated, repeating tonal print of the Dutch national lion. A clean white V-neck polo collar adds classic structure, while the cuffs and collar edges are accented with the distinct red, white, and blue stripes of the Dutch national flag. On the chest, the traditional KNVB crest is proudly embroidered in crisp white flocking. Crafted from premium, breathable 100% polyester, this reproduction balances vintage pitch-ready aesthetics with everyday casual comfort. Whether you are styling it for the streets or singing from the stands, this jersey is an essential piece of football history.
The story behind the shirt
1994 in context
The 1994 FIFA World Cup in the United States marked a transitional yet thrilling chapter for Dutch football. Led by manager Dick Advocaat, an exciting new generation of Oranje talent was ready to take center stage, anchored by the mercurial brilliance of a young Dennis Bergkamp. Throughout the tournament, the Dutch played with their signature technical flair. After navigating a tense group stage, they swept past the Republic of Ireland in the Round of 16 to set up an unforgettable Quarter-Final clash against eventual champions Brazil in Dallas. Down 2-0 in the second half, the Dutch showcased immense spirit. Within sixty seconds of Brazil's second goal, Dennis Bergkamp pulled one back with a brilliant, instinctive finish, followed twelve minutes later by an Aron Winter equalizer. While a legendary long-range free kick from Branco ultimately won the match 3-2 for Brazil, the game went down as an instant World Cup classic. This jersey captures the spirit of that fearless squad and the peak of 90s football culture.
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