Argentina Home Soccer Uniform Kids Kit Jersey+Shorts 2024

Decent quality for the price. Colours are sharp and stitching seems solid, but the waistband on the shorts slipped down during active play. Needed constant pulling up. Might need a belt for serious games.

Used this for a mini football camp we ran. Kids loved the bright design, and after six hours of play and one unexpected rain shower, the kit dried fast and didn’t lose shape. Will definitely re-order.

My boy wore this to a local five-a-side tournament. Opponents were intimidated… or maybe just confused why a 7-year-old was shouting 'Vamos!' so passionately. Either way, we won 3–2. Can't complain.

Bought for a family trip to Buenos Aires-themed event. Kid wore it proudly while eating empanadas and yelling at a screen. Immersive experience complete. Durable and fun – ticks all boxes.

Ideal for backyard matches and pretending to score at the World Cup final. My son practiced his celebration dance more than his dribbling, but hey – confidence is key. Fabric wicks sweat better than my work shirts.

Used it for a kids’ birthday party with an Argentina theme. Half the boys weren’t even fans, but still demanded matching outfits next time. Lightweight, easy to clean, and survived juice spills and grass stains like a champ.

Lovely set, but size runs a bit small. Had to exchange for the next size up. Once sorted, my little fan ran around like he’d met Scaloni himself. Worth the swap.

Solid kit overall. Only reason not 5 stars? The tag itches like mad. Took me ten minutes to cut it out without slicing the neck. Otherwise, great for casual play and looks authentic enough for show-and-tell.

Got this for my 8-year-old who dreams of playing at La Bombonera one day. He refused to take it off for two days – even during dinner. The shorts stayed put during slide tackles (tested in the garden), and no fading after wash. Solid build.

Perfect for indoor football sessions. Light material means no overheating, and the fit allows full movement – essential when attempting dramatic dives (which he does often).