México Segunda Equipación 1998

México 1998🦅⚪

Designed by the Mexican brand ABA Sport for the France '98 World Cup, this away jersey is a sacred pillar of pop culture and global collecting. It is considered, along with its home counterpart, one of the most beautiful, disruptive, and iconic works of art in the history of World Cups.

The kit featured a pristine white base, but its absolute magic resided in the imposing and intricate watermark that covered the entire torso: the giant representation of the Sun Stone (the Aztec Calendar). Unlike the green version, on this alternate jersey, the relief of the god Tonatiuh and the pre-Hispanic motifs stood out with flag-green lines, creating a sharp and spectacular visual contrast. The design was completed with an elegant green polo collar with red and white trim, and the initials FMF repeatedly embroidered on the sleeves.

This legendary armor was the skin with which "El Tri" showed unforgettable grit and resilience in French lands, accompanying the spectacular and historic performances of eternal figures such as the matador Luis Hernández (Mexico's top scorer in that tournament), the genius and mythical "cuauhtemiña" of Cuauhtémoc Blanco, the headers of Ricardo Peláez, and the leadership of the great captain Alberto García Aspe.