Paris Saint-Germain and Nike Revive the Iconic 2004-2005 T90 Jersey
In a powerful tribute to its heritage,Paris Saint-Germain (PSG)andNikehave joined forces to reissue one of the club's most beloved and iconic jerseys: the legendary T90 from the 2004-2005 season. This reissue is part of Nike's broader revival of its emblematic early-2000s Total 90 collection, and it's being celebrated in a spectacular fashion with the help of two of the club's most cherished legends.
The jersey itself is a cult classic, instantly recognizable by its bold red vertical stripe running down the deep navy body. This design defined an era—a time rich in symbolism, emotion, and an aesthetic that continues to resonate with fans today. To mark this special reissue, Nike and PSG have enlisted two legends to lead the campaign: Pedro Miguel Pauleta, the 'Eagle of the Azores' whose decisive goals are forever linked with this shirt, andRonaldinho, the 'Gaucho' whose unmatched flair and charisma embodied the spirit of the T90 era.
The collaboration extends beyond the jersey, offering a full capsule collection that bridges timeless football heritage with today's street culture. The reissue also includes a PSG T90 tracksuit and a pair of white-and-red Nike Total 90 sneakers, featuring the PSG crest, completing the look for fans of both football and streetwear.
The celebration is further amplified with a tribute film featuring Pedro Miguel Pauleta in a Parisian café, a nostalgic nod to the club's fervent past. In a stroke of marketing genius, Ronaldinho, who never actually wore this specific kit during his time at the club, returns to Paris in a collaboration with SNIPES, bridging a gap in the club's history and bringing a 'fantasy made real' for fans who always wished to see him in the kit.
This iconic comeback is also a prelude to a new chapter. On August 17, Paris Saint-Germain and Nike will unveil the 2025-2026 Third kit, which is directly inspired by the T90 aesthetic. This new jersey will extend the stylistic saga with a modern vision, made for passionate fans eager to carry forward the club's legacy. The 2004-2005 T90 jersey is now available in limited quantities at officialPSG stores,onNike.com, and through other retail networks.
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