The Retro Boca Juniors Home Football Shirt 2001/02 marks a significant chapter in the club’s storied history. Crafted by this jersey features the traditional deep blue base with a striking yellow horizontal band across the chest, complemented by the debut of the Pepsi sponsor logo. The embroidered Boca Juniors crest sits proudly over the heart, symbolising the club’s rich heritage and passion.
During the 2001–02 season, this kit was donned by club legends such as Juan Román Riquelme, Rolando Schiavi, and Marcelo Delgado. Under the management of Carlos Bianchi and later Óscar Tabárez, Boca Juniors competed fiercely in domestic and international competitions, including the Copa Libertadores.
Historical Heritage & Design
Crafted to honour the rich tradition of Football Heritage, this home kit combines timeless aesthetic appeal with modern comfort. Every detail has been considered—from the classic collar and sleeve trim to the faithfully reproduced crest and period-accurate sponsor styling.
Collector Specifications
- Club / Nation: Football Heritage
- Era / Season: 2001–02
- Design: Home Shirt
- Crest: Detailed embroidered / woven heritage crest
- Material: 100% lightweight, breathable polyester fabric
Fit, Sizing & Care
Tailored for a comfortable athletic fit suitable for matchdays, sports, or casual streetwear. For exact chest and length measurements across our full S–2XL range, please refer to our Size & Fit Guide.
To keep the fabric, badges, and sponsor detailing in pristine condition over time, follow our practical Jersey Care & Washing Instructions (cold wash inside-out, gentle cycle, air dry only).
Order Assurance & Global Delivery
All orders are packaged with care and shipped with door-to-door tracking. Find full shipping timeframes for your country on our Delivery & Tracking page. Every purchase is backed by our customer-first 30-Day Returns & Exchanges Policy.
Explore our full Football Heritage retro football shirt collection for more iconic vintage jerseys and club classics.







Reviews
There are no reviews yet.