Nikes celebrated Total 90 era is enjoying a full-scale revival.
Alongside designing 2025/26 third kits for clubs such as Barcelona in the classic T90 style, the brand has also begun reissuing some of its most memorable originals including those worn by Brazil and the United States.
Now, Paris Saint-Germain have joined the party with a reissue of their classic 2004/05 home shirt.
Instantly recognisable for its bold off-centre red vertical stripe, crisp white trim and deep navy base, the design remains one of the clubs most distinctive. The vintage Thomson sponsor across the chest is a nostalgic reminder of a time when Ligue 1 was beginning to expand its global reach and PSG were laying the foundations for their current era of dominance.
The jersey is fronted by none other than Pedro Miguel Pauleta the Eagle of the Azores and a prolific scorer for PSG in the mid-2000s. Supporters can buy the reissue complete with Pauletas name and famous No. 9 on the back, or opt for a blank version.
Joining him in the campaign is Ronaldinho. While the Brazilian never wore this particular kit, he remains a Total 90 icon, bringing the eras trademark flair, unpredictability and joy to the launch.
Completing the drop are a PSG Total 90 tracksuit and a pair of white-and-red Nike Total 90 trainers bearing the club crest the perfect combination for collectors and style-savvy fans alike.
This reissue doesnt just bring back a shirt; its a celebration of a defining period in PSGs history, now remixed for a new generation.
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