The Brazil 1998–2000 Away Long Sleeve Jersey, designed by Nike, is a sleek and understated piece that marked a subtle evolution in the Seleção’s kit design language. Departing from the flashier elements of previous away kits, this design opts for clean lines, minimalist aesthetics, and a focus on technical performance.
 
The deep royal blue base colour is calm yet authoritative, and for the first time, Nike introduced a self-coloured crew neck instead of a contrasting collar—a minimalist move that adds uniformity and modernity to the silhouette. The long white shoulder stripes and piping accentuate the shirt’s structure, enhancing its athletic form while reinforcing Brazil’s iconic colour contrast in a restrained, refined manner.
 
The embroidered CBF crest, flanked by five stars symbolizing Brazil’s World Cup triumphs up to that point, stands out crisply on the chest alongside the swoosh—both perfectly balanced and stitched to professional spec. The absence of embellishment allows the design’s proportions and fit to take center stage.
 
Notably, while this kit was part of Brazil’s World Cup 1998 collection, it was never worn during the tournament. It did, however, feature in other official matches such as the 1998 CONCACAF Gold Cup and 1999 Copa América, adding historical significance to what may seem like a “hidden gem” in the Seleção’s jersey timeline.
 
Its sleek silhouette, modest branding, and long sleeve configuration make this jersey highly desirable among collectors—especially those who appreciate the quiet confidence of late-90s Nike design.