Brazil’s blue away kit from the 2006–2008 cycle is one of the most elegant away shirts Nike designed for the Canarinha in that decade: the blue—a color present in the Brazilian flag—serves as an alternative to the canonical yellow, with white collar and cuffs providing contrast and a clean finish to the ensemble. Nike Sphere Dry technology, characterized by its three-dimensional fabric structure that wicks sweat away from the skin by creating ventilation channels between the garment and the body, identifies this version as the technical match-day shirt—not the fan replica—with a feel and construction clearly superior to the standard model. The 2006–2008 cycle includes the 2006 World Cup in Germany, where Brazil fell in the quarterfinals to France, and the 2007 Copa América, won in Venezuela.
Brazil National Team away kit from the 2006–2008 period, manufactured by Nike with Sphere Dry technology. Blue body with white collar and cuffs.
Condition note: features a small unstitched area on the inner seam of the collar edge, where the double layer of white fabric has separated at that inner junction. The defect is localized and does not affect the exterior appearance of the garment.
