Nike Mexico 2004–05 Home Jersey — Adolfo “Bofo” Bautista #10

One of the most recognizable El Tri shirts of the Nike Total 90 era, made even better with Bautista #10 on the back.

Nike’s Mexico home shirt from this period features the classic green base with a white mesh shoulder panel, white collar, red piping and ventilated side panels. It comes from Nike’s Total 90 era, a design language that defined a huge part of mid-2000s football. Contemporary kit archives identify the green Nike shirt as Mexico’s 2004–05 home jersey. 

The standout here is Adolfo “Bofo” Bautista #10. Bautista wore the No. 10 for Mexico during the 2003–04 and 2004–05 period, making the player customization appropriate to this particular generation of El Tri shirt. 

Details

• Mexico National Team
• 2004–05 Home
• Nike
• Nike Total 90 era
• Classic Mexico green colorway
• White mesh shoulder/back panel
• Red contrast piping
• Embroidered Mexico federation crest
• White perforated-style front #10
• BAUTISTA #10 back print
• Short sleeve
• Vintage mid-2000s construction

Collector appeal

For STA, Bofo is the selling point, not just the shirt.

A blank Mexico T90 shirt hits the nostalgia angle. Bautista #10 turns it into a very specific piece of Mexican-football culture. It’s Chivas nostalgia crossing directly into El Tri nostalgia, which fits the collector you’re already speaking to with the Omar Bravo and Chivas pieces.

And the photos show exactly what makes these T90 shirts great: that huge white shoulder panel wrapping across the back, the oversized perforated number and the curved red piping. It screams 2000s Mexico without needing an explanation.