Urubu de Lima returns: Flamengo restocks Nation's shirt after sold-out debut
Fan-designed jersey back on sale following successful first run; new stock limited to factory partnership agreement with 2026 delivery
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Fan-designed jersey back on sale following successful first run; new stock limited to factory partnership agreement with 2026 delivery
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Responding to demands from the Flamengo Nation, the club has secured a fresh batch of Urubu de Lima, the winning design from the Nation's Shirt project, now available for purchase once again.
The restock comes on the back of the first run's rapid sell-out. This time, quantities are limited to what has been agreed with the manufacturing partner, with delivery still expected in 2026. The jersey will remain available while stock lasts.
Created by supporter Marcelo Gluz, Urubu de Lima was chosen by the Nation in a vote that drew over 100,000 votes from fans across more than 120 countries. Inspired by the patterns and forms of Peru's Nazca Lines, the design also references Flamengo's recent Libertadores history.
To mark the kit's return, Betano is offering R$50 discount on shipping for supporters using the code BETANO50 when purchasing the Nation's Shirt.
Other special promotions remain in place. Buy two or more units and each jersey costs R$ 239.99.
Benefits for Nation Supporters also continue. Purchase one shirt and receive one month of Nation Without Borders membership. Buy two units and the benefit extends to three months—available for those not yet Nation members.
With Urubu de Lima's return, Flamengo again answers the demands of its supporters and reinforces the concept behind the Nation's Shirt: turning the passion and creativity of the red-and-black faithful into official merchandise created through direct participation of the Nation.
Urubu de Lima is now available at mantodanacao.flamengo.com.br.
Stock is limited and sales continue while supplies agreed with the manufacturing partner remain available for 2026 delivery.dos com a fábrica parceira para entrega ainda em 2026.
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