PSG × Nike: the glorious return of the T90

Paris Saint-Germain and Nike have teamed up to bring back one of the most revered pieces in the club’s history: the legendary T90 from the 2004-2005 season. More than just a reissue, this release is part of the global revival of the legendary Total 90 collection—an unmistakable hallmark of early 2000s football—which is now returning under careful aesthetic and conceptual direction, accompanied by two timeless figures from the Parisian institution.

The garment, now a cult object, retains its visual identity intact: a deep navy blue crossed by the unmistakable vertical red stripe, symbol of an era. It was the uniform that saw Pedro Miguel Pauleta, the “Eagle of the Azores”, shine, and which today is associated with his relentless goal-scoring instinct; and now it is also worn by Ronaldinho, whose inexhaustible creativity remains synonymous with the freest and most magnetic football, despite not having worn this kit during his time in Paris.

The proposal transcends the shirt to unfold into a capsule collection that dialogues between football heritage and contemporary streetwear codes. Added to this are a PSG T90 tracksuit and white and red Nike Total 90 trainers with the club crest, consolidating a comprehensive uniform for those who live football both in the stands and on the streets.

The launch is accompanied by an audiovisual piece loaded with narrative: Pauleta, in a Parisian café, relives the atmosphere of an era where every goal was legendary; while Ronaldinho, in collaboration with SNIPES, rewrites history by finally donning the T90, closing a chapter imagined for two decades by the fans.

Far from being an ending, this return serves as a prelude. On 17 August, PSG and Nike will unveil the 2025–2026 third kit, a contemporary reinterpretation of the T90 aesthetic that extends its visual saga into the future. The 2004-2005 reissue, produced in limited quantities, is now available at official club stores, on Nike.com, and at select specialised retailers.

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