In this episode we dive deep into one of the most nostalgic topics in football culture: the iconic football shirts of the 1998 World Cup in France. Was France 98 the World Cup with the greatest football kits of all time? From classic Adidas templates to unforgettable national team designs, we revisit the best France 98 World Cup shirts, the standout international football kits, and the design trends that defined late-90s football aesthetics.

We explore why France 98 kits remain some of the most beloved football shirts ever made, discussing legendary designs worn by teams like Brazil, Nigeria, France, and the Netherlands. If you're into retro football shirts, vintage soccer kits, classic World Cup jerseys, and football shirt design history, this episode is packed with nostalgia and debate.

But that’s not all. We also look at the strange and fascinating world of football shirt collaborations with music and bands, from crossover culture between football fashion, indie music, and terrace style, to the growing trend of limited-edition football kits inspired by music culture.

And because football sponsorship history is full of bizarre moments, we take a detour into the surprisingly weird story of theme park sponsors in football. From clubs backed by rollercoasters and family attractions to the oddest football shirt sponsors in history, we explore when theme parks and football clubs collided in the world of sports marketing and shirt sponsorship.

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