All Brazil shirts in World Cups; remember

The Brazilian team doesn't just attract attention because of its titles and stars. Throughout the history of World Cups, the uniforms worn by Brazil also marked an era and became symbols of different generations of world football.

From the traditional yellow shirt with green details to the blue and white models used in historic matches, the team had uniforms that were immortalized by achievements, traumatic defeats and unforgettable performances.

Brazil debuts against Morocco this Saturday (13th), at 7pm, at the New York New Jersey stadium, in a game valid for the first round of Group C of the World Cup. See below all the models from the first World Cup, held in 1930.

1930 and 1934 World Cup
In the first editions of the tournament, played in Uruguay and Italy, Brazil played in a white shirt, with blue details on the collar.

The formation of the Brazilian team that achieved the first victory in World Cups - Commemorative album of the 1930 World Cup by the Uruguayan Football Association
1938 World Cup
For the tournament played in France, Brazil kept its main uniform mostly white, with the inclusion of a V-neck with blue details.

Brazil defeated Poland 6-5, in the round of 16 of the 1938 World Cup, in Strasbourg - Divulgação/X/@FIFAWorldCup
1550 World Cup
In the edition that marked the first World Cup played in Brazil, the team used a model similar to that of the first years, with the addition of the CBD shield.

The Brazilian team in the 1950 World Cup - Gamma-Keystone via Getty Images
1954 World Cup
After the trauma of the final against Uruguay in 1950, Brazil debuted in 1954 the yellow shirt that would become so famous. With a polo collar, the piece had details in yellow, like today.

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Captains José Naranjo (left, 1926 - 2012), of Mexico, and José Carlos Bauer (1925 - 2007), of Brazil, exchange pennants before their teams' match in the group stage of the World Cup, in Geneva, Switzerland, on June 16, 1954 - Getty Images
1958 and 1966 World Cups
At the World Cup of the team's first world title, the uniform was similar to the one used in 1954, with the application of the embroidered emblem. The same uniform was used eight years later, in the FA Cup.

The Brazilian team posing with the trophy after winning the 1958 FIFA World Cup - UPI/Bettmann Archive/Getty Images
1962 World Cup
The model of the yellow shirt had its first major changes, with a different collar design, and the option for long sleeves during the tournament, held in Chile.

Brazilian team that won the World Cup in 1962 - Photo: Allsport/Hulton
1970 World Cup
One of the most memorable teams in Brazil's history wore an equally memorable uniform. The round collar and green detail on the sleeve are referenced even in more current models.

Forward Jairzinho in Brazil's victory over Italy in the 1970 World Cup - Photo: Reproduction/FIFA
1974 World Cup
Similar model to the 1970, with the addition of three stars, referring to the third championship.

Brazil and Zaire faced each other in the 1974 World Cup, in Germany - VI-Images via Getty Images
1978 World Cup
With stripe details on the sleeves, the shirt is remembered as one of the team's most beautiful and identifiable.

1978 World Cup, third place match: Italy 1 x 2 Brazil. Nelinho points and shouts something during the queue before the match, River Plate, Buenos Aires - Mirrorpix via Getty Images
1982 World Cup
Model debuted the CBF emblem, replacing the CBD one. Shirt had a clean look, without major details.

Second phase game of Group C of the 1982 World Cup between Brazil and Argentina at the Sarrià Stadium, in Barcelona, on July 2, 1982, won by Brazil 3-1. Diego Maradona defends himself from Falcao's marking. - Mirrorpix via Getty Images
1986 World Cup
The 1986 version saw the return of a sporting equipment supplier logo, as well as the addition of a more elaborate collar.

Referee Chris Bambridge looks on as Elzo #19, Defensive Midfielder for the Brazil national football team and Julio Salinas #19, Forward for the Spain national football team challenge for the football during their 1986 FIFA World Cup Group D match on 1st June 1986 at the Estadio Jalisco, Guadalajara, Mexico. The Brazil won the match 1 - 0. (Photo by David Cannon/Allsport/Getty Images) - Getty Images
1990 World Cup
1990 shirt marks the beginning of the production of uniforms with a more modern structure, abandoning the use of cotton as the main material.

Brazilian midfielder Alemão in a match against Costa Rica in the group stage of the 1990 World Cup. - Peter Robinson - PA Images via Getty Images
1994 World Cup
The iconic Tetra shirt had as its main difference the application of patterns on the fabric, which are still used today.

Romário celebrates a goal against Cameroon in the 1994 World Cup - Tony Marshall/EMPICS via Getty Images
1998 World Cup
Another especially memorable model, the 1998 shirt is seen as a pillar in the evolution of uniform design, with stripes and details in its structure.

France. 1998 World Cup in France. The Brazilian team posed at the 98 final at the Stade de France, in Saint-Denis. From the left. to dir. Taffarel (1), Cesar Sampaio (5), Rivaldo (10), Aldair (3), Junior Baiano (4), Cafu (2), Ronaldo (9), Roberto Carlos (6), Leonardo (11), Bebeto (20) and Dunga (8). - Credit: - FÁBIO M. SALLES/ESTADÃO CONTEÚDO/AE/Codigo image:2573
2002 World Cup
Penta's shirt has a series of patterns and details that make it unique and representative of its generation. The piece had a type of internal mesh to absorb sweat.

Juninho playing for the Brazilian team at the 2002 World Cup - Tony Marshall/Getty Images
2006 World Cup
A more structured collar in a slightly more opaque shade of yellow were highlights of the 2006 shirt, which divides opinions to this day.

Players of the Brazilian National Team at the 2006 World Cup. - Antonio Scorza/AFP
2010 World Cup
In a World Cup that marked the reconstruction of the national team, a more sober uniform compared to previous models.

Defender Lúcio playing for the Brazilian team at the 2010 World Cup - Photo: Michael Steele/Getty Images
2014 World Cup
At the World Cup in Brazil, the team wore yet another shirt with a simple design, with a collar outlined in green and few distractions.

Neymar in the quarter-finals of the 2014 World Cup against Colombia - Photo: Robert Cianflone/Getty Images
2018 World Cup
The shirt for the 2018 World Cup resumed the use of more modern elements, with sharper details and technological fabric, with visible textures.

Brazilian team that defended Brazil in the 2018 World Cup - Disclosure/CBF
2022 World Cup
In the last World Cup, played in Qatar, the team's uniform was highlighted by its pattern inspired by the jaguar, as well as a different shade of yellow than the traditional one.

Vini Jr celebrates a goal scored by the Brazilian team against South Korea in the 2022 World Cup in Qatar - Tom Jenkins/Getty
2026 World Cup
With references to iconic jerseys from the past, Brazil's 2026 shirt is full of details, including a fabric with prominent prints and logos.

New uniforms for the Brazilian team for the World Cup will be used in friendlies against France and Croatia - Montage with images from Disclosure/Nike
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