Best Boavista FC Retro Kits

Boavista FC finished 14th in the Primeira Liga during the 2015-2016 season. The campaign saw the club successfully avoid relegation while competing under the Er...

Boavista FC finished 6th in the Primeira Liga during 2004-2005. Jaime Pacheco guided a squad that featured Zé Manuel, João Pinto, Fary Faye, and Éder Gaúcho thr...

Raul Meireles patrolled the Boavista midfield throughout the 2003-2004 Primeira Liga campaign. The squad finished 8th in the top flight, relying on the defensiv...

Boavista FC finished eighth in the Primeira Liga during 2003-2004, missing out on European qualification. The Puma away kit arrived as the club moved on from it...

Boavista FC entered 2001-2002 defending the Primeira Liga title as champions. Managing expectations after their historic win, the club remained a domestic force...

Petit anchored the Boavista midfield as the club pulled off a shock Primeira Liga title win in 2000-2001. Under the management of Jaime Pacheco, the team broke ...

Puma manufactured this Boavista FC home kit during a historic 2000-2001 campaign where the club secured the Primeira Liga title. Lotto served as the front spons...

Boavista FC secured their first and only Primeira Liga title in 2000-2001, breaking the traditional dominance of the Big Three. Jaime Pacheco managed a discipli...

Ricardo held the starting spot in goal for Boavista during a campaign that saw the side compete near the top of the Primeira Divisão. Rui Bento provided defensi...

Boavista FC finished 7th in the 1996-1997 Primeira Divisão while wearing Diadora kits featuring the Rodrigues & Filhos sponsor. Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink led the ...

Tabaqueira sponsored Boavista FC throughout the 1993-1994 Primeira Divisão campaign. Under the guidance of Manuel José, the club managed a fourth-place finish i...

Boavista FC finished fourth in the 1990-1991 Primeira Divisão, securing a spot in the UEFA Cup. This Hummel home shirt saw the club rely on the contributions of...

Boavista finished third in the 1988-1989 Primeira Divisão, securing a spot in the UEFA Cup. Patrick produced this away kit as the team relied on the experience ...

Boavista FC finished 14th in the Primeira Liga in 2015-2016, avoiding relegation under the guidance of Erwin Sánchez. Anderson Correia operated in defense, whil...

Christian Pouga spearheaded the Boavista attack as the club returned to the Primeira Liga for the 2014-2015 season. Competing under the Porto Seguro sponsorship...

Banco BIC sponsored this home shirt for the 2014-2015 Primeira Liga campaign, which saw the club finish in 13th place. Erreà provided the kit for a season focus...

Boavista FC competed in the Primeira Liga during 2014-2015, their first season back in the top flight following a long administrative exile. Armando Petit guide...

Fary Faye led the Boavista attack as the club returned to the Primeira Liga for the 2013-2014 season. His experience proved vital alongside the contributions of...

Boavista FC finished the 2013-2014 season in the Segunda Divisão, securing a return to the top flight. Peba produced this home shirt for a campaign led by exper...

Box to Box supplied the kits as Boavista FC competed in the 2012-2013 Segunda Liga. Petit returned to the club for this campaign, lining up alongside veterans l...