Paris SG 2001-2002 home Jersey

The PSG 2001–2002 home jersey, produced by Nike, showcased a bold yet traditional look that has since become iconic for the club. The shirt was primarily dark navy blue, featuring a distinctive thick red vertical stripe down the center, outlined by thin white piping. The design reflected PSG’s classic colors and identity, symbolizing both elegance and strength. The collar was a polo style with two buttons, adding a refined touch to the otherwise modern kit. The Opel sponsor appeared in large white print across the front, standing out sharply against the dark background. The Nike logo sat on the right chest, opposite the embroidered PSG crest on the left. This jersey was worn during a transitional season for PSG, with players like Ronaldinho (in his debut season), Nicolas Anelka, and Jay-Jay Okocha giving the shirt a legendary aura.

Details

• Base Color: Dark navy blue.
• Central Stripe: Thick red vertical stripe running down the middle, bordered with thin white piping.
• Collar: Polo-style in navy with a two-button closure.
• Sleeves: Navy blue with simple, clean design.
• Nike Logo: White, embroidered on the right chest.
• Club Crest: Full-color PSG badge stitched on the left chest.
• Sponsor: “Opel” in bold white print across the front.
• Fabric: Nike Dri-FIT polyester, lightweight and breathable.
• Back: Mostly navy with continuation of the central red stripe, leaving space for white player names and numbers.
• Additional Feature: The mix of elegance (polo collar) and boldness (thick red stripe) makes this one of PSG’s most recognizable early 2000s kits.