Show your Samba skills and add this fantastic football concept kit to your collection for a truly special jersey!
The city of Porto Alegre plays host to one of the leading clubs in the Campeonato Brasileiro Srie A - Gremio - who have been long standing members of the country's footballing heritage since their foundation in 1905.
Their distinctive blue, black and white jersey is one of the most recognisable in the South American game and gives rise to their nickname of Imortal Tricolor.
Most famously worn by Ronaldinho, the Gremio kit has been worn to two Serie A victories, in 1981 and 1996.
This jersey is an unofficial supporters one, which is part of the Fans Culture range, which seems fan-designed kits for famous footballing cities. This kit pays tribute to the heritage of Porto Alegre's favourite team.
Available for both adult and children, but in limited quantities, you can personalise with any name and number.
Concept Kits are unofficial, supporter design jerseys which are not affiliated with the team or worn by the players
- Brand New With Tags
- Little Boys
- 3/6 Months
- 6/9 Months
- 9/12 Months
- 12/18 Months
- 18/24 Months
- 24/36 Months
- Short Sleeve
- Blue
- Gremio
- 2018-2019
- Away Shirts
- Fans Culture
Whether you're cheering from the stands or watching at home, this Jersey lets you show your Team pride in style. The authentic design captures the spirit of the team and its rich history.
FAQ About Team Jersey
Q: What materials are used in this Jersey?
A: This Jersey is made with high-quality polyester fabric that offers excellent breathability and durability, perfect for both casual wear and intense support during matches.
Q: Is this an officially licensed product?
A: Yes, this Jersey is officially licensed and features authentic team branding and logos.
Q: How should I care for this Jersey?
A: Machine wash cold with like colors, tumble dry low. Do not bleach or iron directly on logos.
Q: What sizes are available?
A: This Jersey comes in sizes from S to 3XL. Please refer to our size chart for accurate measurements.
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