Brazil 1970 Pelé Home Kit

Pelé in Brazil yellow at the peak of football immortality.
The number 10 from the greatest World Cup side of its era.
Mexico 1970 — when Brazil won a third world title and kept the Jules Rimet Trophy forever.

The Brazil 1970 home kit features the iconic canary-yellow shirt with green trim that became one of the most recognisable designs in football history. Finished with Pelé’s number 10 on the back, there is deliberately no player name above it — exactly as shirts were worn in that era. Names were not part of international match shirts at the time, so players were identified simply by their number. For Brazil, number 10 already said everything. Pelé scored in the Final against Italy as Brazil won 4–1, becoming the first nation to lift the World Cup three times.

• Brazil 1970 home kit
• Pelé number 10
• No player name — period-correct 1970 detailing
• Iconic canary-yellow colourway
• Green collar and sleeve trim
• Classic Brazil crest
• Worn during the 1970 World Cup in Mexico
• Pelé scored in the Final against Italy
• Brazil’s third World Cup triumph
• One of the most iconic shirts in football history

No name needed. Just number 10. A Brazil kit from the tournament where Pelé and the Seleção turned football into art.