Paris Saint-Germain’s visual identity is anchored by the iconic central “Hechter” stripe - a bold vertical band set against deep navy. While trim, sponsor placement and manufacturer templates have changed over time, that central stripe has remained the defining symbol of PSG’s aesthetic.
This collection features original vintage PSG shirts and classic home and away kits that reflect how the club’s navy, red and white palette has been reinterpreted across different eras at the Parc des Princes.
Some of PSG’s most sought-after shirts emerged during the 1990s, when Nike templates introduced structured collars and highly visible sponsor branding. These designs remain especially popular among collectors of vintage Paris Saint-Germain shirts, prized for their bold stripe execution and balanced proportions.
As the club entered the 2000s and beyond, silhouettes became sleeker and graphic layouts more refined. While alternate kits experimented with darker or lighter bases, the central stripe concept remained a recurring visual theme, reinforcing PSG’s recognisable identity.
Retro PSG shirts illustrate how a single design framework can evolve without losing its signature presence.
PSG kits are often remembered through the distinct stylistic periods they represent. Early-1990s templates are associated with technically expressive sides, while later designs reflect the club’s shift toward a global footballing brand.
Players such as Raí, Ronaldinho, Pauleta, and later figures including Zlatan Ibrahimović, Neymar, and Kylian Mbappé have become closely connected to specific shirt constructions and sponsor periods. In many cases, the stripe alignment or crest placement alone signals the era.
This range highlights how PSG’s navy identity has transitioned from domestic contender to international powerhouse, expressed visually through successive design phases.
The PSG shirts within this collection are original editions that maintain the precise graphic balance and manufacturing standards of their release. From early Nike constructions to later updates, stripe execution and sponsor finish remain era-accurate.
Each piece preserves the authenticity of Paris Saint-Germain’s iconic Hechter template.
