Série B Jerseys

The Campeonato Brasileiro Série B is the second tier of Brazilian football and one of the most competitive second-division leagues in South America. Run by the CBF (Confederação Brasileira de Futebol), the Série B typically features 20 clubs battling across a full double round-robin season, with the top four sides earning promotion to the Brasileirão (Série A) and the bottom four facing relegation to Série C. The intensity of the promotion race — and the heartbreak of the drop — gives the competition a drama all its own.

What makes the Série B especially compelling from a jersey perspective is the calibre of clubs that can find themselves in the second division. Brazilian football's pyramid is notoriously unforgiving, and traditionally storied sides occasionally make the descent and then the hard climb back. That history means a Série B season can feature passionate supporter bases, rich kit traditions and genuine narrative weight — elements that drive strong demand for match-worn colours even outside the top flight.

History and Format of the Série B

The Série B in its modern, stable form took shape during the 1980s and has gradually evolved into one of South America's most watched second-division competitions. The CBF standardised the current 20-club, double round-robin structure to bring the competition in line with the format of the Série A, giving it a consistent identity that supporters and broadcasters can follow across a full calendar year. Matches typically run from April through November, overlapping with state championships and Copa do Brasil fixtures that many clubs juggle simultaneously.

The four-up, four-down promotion and relegation system creates extraordinary tension throughout the table. In most seasons the promotion places are effectively decided in the final weeks, with half a dozen clubs still mathematically in contention for the top four. At the other end, the fight against relegation can be equally gripping: even mid-table clubs play with an urgency that is sometimes absent in equivalent European second divisions, producing some of the most passionate atmospheres in Brazilian club football. Broadcasting rights and streaming have made the Série B more accessible than ever to international supporters, sustaining demand for official kits abroad well beyond Brazil's borders.

Key Rivalries in the Série B

Because the Série B draws clubs from every region of Brazil, the competition produces regional rivalries every bit as fierce as those in the top flight. When Vasco da Gama and Botafogo have both competed in the division, carioca pride is at stake — a match that carries extra weight precisely because it is not where either club expects to be. Northeastern clubs such as Sport Recife and Náutico carry an intense derby into the national division, while fixtures involving Santos or other São Paulo state heavyweights draw enormous national attention whenever those storied names appear in the second tier. These rivalries have a direct impact on kit demand: jersey searches typically spike around high-stakes fixtures as supporters invest emotionally in the outcome.

Notable Série B Clubs & Their Kits

Because individual team pages for Série B clubs are still being added to this site, the best way to shop their jerseys right now is to search Amazon directly. Below is a rundown of some of the most followed clubs associated with the division and what to look for when you search.

Vasco da Gama

One of the most supported clubs in Brazil, Vasco da Gama from Rio de Janeiro typically wear a distinctive black-and-white diagonal sash across a white shirt — one of the most recognisable designs in South American football. Whenever Vasco has competed in Série B, their kits have remained widely stocked, so searching "Vasco da Gama jersey" on Amazon usually returns a healthy range of options including home, away and kids sizes.

Sport Club do Recife

Based in Recife, Pernambuco, Sport Club do Recife — often called simply Sport — wear red and black horizontal stripes on their home kit, giving them an immediately striking on-pitch presence. The club has a passionate northeastern fanbase and a proud history in Brazilian football. Search "Sport Recife jersey" to find current and recent-season options.

Cruzeiro Esporte Clube

Cruzeiro, from Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, are one of the biggest names in Brazilian football — four-time Brasileirão champions and two-time Copa Libertadores winners. Their iconic royal-blue home shirt is a perennial favourite for collectors and supporters alike. Cruzeiro's time in Série B (notably in 2020) generated enormous interest in their kits, and their jerseys remain easy to find on Amazon under "Cruzeiro jersey."

Santos FC

Santos, from the port city of Santos in São Paulo state, are forever associated with Pelé and a golden era of Brazilian football. Their classic all-white home kit is one of the most elegant in the game. The club's recent experiences in the second division have not diminished demand for their jerseys, which are widely available for men, women and kids. Search "Santos FC jersey" on Amazon.

Coritiba & Other Traditional Sides

Coritiba from Curitiba — who wear a distinctive green-and-white kit — as well as clubs like Guarani, Ponte Preta and América Mineiro have all spent meaningful time in Série B. Their jerseys are typically produced by Brazilian sportswear brands such as Umbro, Penalty and New Balance and can be found by searching the club name alongside "jersey" or "camisa" on Amazon.

Iconic Série B Kits Worth Knowing

Some of the most collectible Brazilian club shirts have been worn during Série B seasons rather than top-flight campaigns — the emotional weight of a relegation year or a triumphant promotion run gives those kits a story that collectors value. Cruzeiro's royal-blue shirts from their 2020 Série B season became a cultural talking point because of the sheer improbability of seeing such a storied club in the second division. Vasco's black-and-white sash shirts from any Série B campaign are consistently sought-after because the design is so iconic that the division almost doesn't matter. Santos's all-white kits carry the full weight of the club's history regardless of which tier they are competing in. For supporters interested in throwback designs, some Brazilian clubs release anniversary kits that reference earlier eras; see the retro soccer jerseys section for older-style options.

Série B Jersey Buying Guide

Shopping for a Série B jersey follows the same principles as any Brazilian club kit. The home jersey represents the club's primary identity and is usually the most widely produced variant. An away jersey in a contrasting colour is standard at most clubs, and some sides also release a third or special-edition kit. Kids and youth sizes are increasingly available for the bigger clubs, while retro or throwback designs can surface from time to time around club anniversaries.

When searching Amazon for Série B jerseys, try both the Portuguese club name and an English transliteration — for example "Sport Recife" and "Sport Club do Recife." Filter by size carefully, since Brazilian sportswear sizing can differ from US or European standards. Check each listing for the season year to make sure you are getting a current or near-current design if that matters to you. For further guidance on what to look for, see our authentic vs replica jerseys guide and our soccer jersey sizing guide.

Replica vs Authentic for Brazilian Clubs

Brazilian clubs, like their European counterparts, typically offer kits in at least two tiers. Replica jerseys are the standard fan version — lighter fabric, screen-printed badges and sponsor logos, and a relaxed fit suited to everyday wear. Authentic or player-issue jerseys use the same cut and technical fabric as match-worn shirts, with heat-pressed or embroidered details and a closer, athletic fit. Authentic versions cost noticeably more and are produced in smaller quantities, so availability on Amazon can be limited for Série B clubs outside the biggest names. If the authentic version of a specific club's kit is unavailable, the replica is always a sound choice and is what the majority of supporters wear in the stands.

Custom Série B Jerseys

Some Brazilian club jerseys available on Amazon can be customised with a player name and number or your own details. Look for listings marked as personalised or custom. For a wider overview of customisation options across all clubs, visit our custom soccer jerseys page.

Jerseys for Kids

Introducing younger supporters to the Série B is easiest when they can wear the same colours as their favourite club. Kits for children are available for several of the bigger Série B clubs on Amazon, typically covering ages from infant through to youth sizes. Check our kids soccer jerseys page for more options across all Brazilian and international clubs.