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Celebrate Estonia with authentic home, away, and retro kits. From matchwear to training gear, personalise your shirt with your favourite player or your own name and wear the blue, black & white with pride.
Estonia’s kit colours are clean, sharp, and instantly recognisable — blue shirts, black shorts, white socks. Even their nickname Sinisärgid (“The Blueshirts”) speaks to that blue-dominated identity.
Talented players help carry that identity every time they step out for International matches. Ragnar Klavan is one of the most-capped Estonians ever, known for his leadership and defensive solidity. Up front Rauno Sappinen has made his mark with goals, energy, and being part of the new wave of Estonian talent.
Here in our Estonia collection you’ll find the full range — the home and away shirts, retro editions, training tops, and casual wear. Want your favourite player’s name or your own on the back? Personalisation options are ready and official. Wear your Sinisärgid colours wherever you are, and show what supporting Estonia really means.
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Traditionally, Estonia’s home kit is blue shirt, black shorts, white socks. The away kit usually flips to white shirts while keeping black shorts, and often blue socks.
Before the mid-1990s, other combinations were used, but since 1996 the blue/black/white palette has become consistent.
Designs over time have had subtle touches that reflect national pride: small flag-colours in trim, crest details, sometimes artistic patterns or textures, and clean, modern cuts. The supplier, Nike, has been providing kits since about 1997, bringing performance materials and good design consistency.
One recent Estonia home jersey (2021-22) had minimalistic styling — crew neck, subtle contour-printing on sleeves, ventilation along sides — combining function and aesthetic. Much of this “modern meets tradition” approach defines current Estonian kit design.
Here’s what the Estonia collection typically includes:
Official home and away shirts in adult, junior sizes
Retro and heritage shirts — earlier designs fans may remember or collect
Training and travel wear — tops, maybe jackets and warm-ups
Casual supporter gear — tees, badge logos, lifestyle styles you can wear off-pitch
Personalisation: name & number (whether it's a current player, legend, or your own) in official fonts
All items have the badges, quality, and colours fans expect — blue, black, white — with attention to detail so that when you wear it you feel part of Estonia’s story.
Ragnar Klavan — celebrated for his many caps, defensive leadership, and being one of Estonia’s most consistent international stars.
Rauno Sappinen — prolific goalscorer for Estonia; a name fans recognize and often pick when customising shirts.
For retro or heritage fans: older kits often spark nostalgia — the early 2000s home kits, the ones worn in qualifiers and memorable matches. Patterns, trim style, and crests from those eras are often what collectors look for.
Wearing an Estonia shirt is about more than just supporting a team. It’s about identity, history, and connection. The blue-black-white colours aren’t just design choices — they reflect the flag, the landscape, and what it means to support Estonia through ups and downs.
For many fans, a retro shirt brings back memories of early matches, tough qualifiers, or late goals. For new ones, it’s about pride in the present and hope for the future. When your name or a player you admire is on the back, it makes the shirt yours — part of your story.
