Bafana Bafana's 1998 FIFA World Cup kit has made an international voting poll of the "loudest" colourful kits in history.
Click through the gallery to see 16 "loud" kits which shocked the football world.
Many South Africans are still loving the kit which the likes of Benni McCarthy and Lucas Radebe were wearing in France in 1998.
Despite missing out on qualification for the knockout stages just two years after winning the 1996 Africa Cup of Nations, many still refer to the team as one of the best in SA history.
During the current international break SkySports now selected 18 international football kits, which made history due to their unusual designs and Bafana made the list.
SkySports readers were asked to vote for their favourite "loud" kit, and South Africa finished in 16th out of the 18 ranks, receiving just 772 of the votes.
Meanwhile, the crazy kit of Mexico's goalkeeper from the 1994 FIFA World Cup is leading the ranking after receiving over 4 900 votes.
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Cameroon's sleeveless kit from 2002 is the only other kit of an African nation in the ranking and appears in fourth place with over 2 200 votes.
Click through the gallery to see SkySports' selection of the "loudest" kits in history and let us know which one is your favourite.
