Feyenoord supporters can now purchase two of the most celebrated kits in club history as the team officially launches a new retro collection. Priced at 60 euros, the release revives the home shirt from the 1992–1994 era and the dark blue away kit from the 1998/1999 championship season. The club brought the news into the open on Thursday morning at precisely 09:00 via X, Instagram, and Facebook.
A Nod to Championship Pedigree
The collection anchors itself in two defining chapters of the club’s recent past. The home shirt replicates the classic red-and-white design worn between 1992 and 1994, a stretch of dominance that saw Feyenoord claim the Eredivisie title in 1993 and secure the KNVB Cup in both 1992 and 1994, according to VoetbalPrimeur. That era remains synonymous with the leadership of Willem van Hanegem and featured ‘Stad Rotterdam verzekeringen’ displayed across the front. With the familiar red and white design, you bring a piece of Feyenoord history into your home.
, Feyenoord writes about the home kit from this period. Older fans will experience pleasant memories seeing these kits.
The second addition is the dark blue away shirt with white details from the 1998/1999 campaign. Under the guidance of trainer Leo Beenhakker, that squad—featuring stars like Jean-Paul van Gastel, Paul Bosvelt, Kees van Wonderen, Bert Konterman, Jon Dahl Tomasson, and Julio Cruz—finished the season as national champions with a fifteen-point lead over Willem II, as noted by FCUpdate.nl and FR-Fans.nl.
Distribution and Retail Logistics
The club and apparel partner Castore officially announced the shirts on Thursday morning. While the items hit the club’s online shop immediately, physical stock is scheduled to arrive in stores this Saturday, Football International reported. The shirts are currently offered in sizes ranging from XS to 3XL, according to official product details.
Fan Sentiment and Production Shifts
The announcement has drawn mixed reactions from the fanbase. Supporters expressed enthusiasm for the return of the historic designs, yet criticism surfaced on social media regarding the quality of the new apparel compared to the original versions.
As noted by Football International, the original shirts were produced by Adidas. The new versions produced by Castore do not feature that original manufacturer’s logo. Very beautiful. A second supporter shares that sentiment:
, while another called it The original was from Adidas and therefore of good quality. Unfortunately, that last point is hard to find at Castore.
. Another remarks: It looks like stickers as a logo, unfortunately
. Still, positive sounds resonate as well: I think it’s cool
, someone writes. Retro is always a good idea
, another Feyenoord fan believes. Now it just looks a bit fake and shabbyTerrible
and remarked: Copa came up with it, and now we’re getting this again. It will certainly sell well.
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