1995/1996 Sampdoria special series jersey number 14
1995/1996 Sampdoria special series jersey number 14 - NO SIZE is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Description
Description
Sampdoria special series short-sleeved jersey for the 1995/1996 season, made by the technical sponsor Asics and personalized with the number 14. The model is not in excellent condition, due to some tears, but its limited series production le allows you to be a unique garment in the world. Size not specified.
The team's jersey for the Lantern Derby features the classic colours: it is blue with horizontal stripes that wrap around the chest in white, red and black. The collar, polo model, is in jersey and incorporates these colors. In front, on the heart side, the emblem of the sports club is sewn, on the right the logo of the technical sponsor Adidas is applied and in the center you can see the writing 'Samp for peace', as well as the white shield with a cross, edged in black. On the back of the garment there is the personalization with the number 14.
In recent years, the young Genoese Enrico Chiesa stands out, who this season throws the ball over the line of the opponent's goal no less than 22 times. Champions such as Christian Karembeu and Clarence Seedorf also arrive in Genoa, two midfielders with undisputed qualities. Despite this, the Sampdoria team manages to place itself only in eighth place in the championship standings. In the first part of the 1995/1996 season, the Sampdoria team did not yet have a commercial sponsor and for this reason the players sported a jersey that reads 'Samp for peace' on the chest, in order to spread a message of positivity and auspicious towards the conclusion of the war in the Balkans.
Returns and Exchanges
Returns and Exchanges
You can return the product within 14 days of purchasing it.
Express Shipping
Express Shipping
Delivery is handled by DHL, which usually delivers within 24 hours.
Vintage sportswear sizes don't follow modern standards: each item comes from a different era, manufacturer, and manufacturing process.
For this reason, the measurements are indicative and may vary from piece to piece.
To get the exact measurements of the individual item, contact us here .
All measurements are in centimeters (cm) .
1980s
Variable fit, often shorter
| Cut | Chest | Length | Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| Youth | 81–86 | 61–63.5 | 43–46 |
| S | 86–91 | 63.5–66 | 48–51 |
| M | 96.5–101.5 | 66–68.5 | 51–53 |
| THE | 107–112 | 71–73.5 | 53–56 |
| XL | 117–122 | 73.5–76 | 58–61 |
| XXL | 122–127 | 76–78.5 | 61–63.5 |
1990s
Wider fit, characteristic of the era
| Cut | Chest | Length | Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| Youth | 86–91 | 63.5–66 | 48–51 |
| S | 91–96.5 | 68.5–71 | 51–53 |
| M | 96.5–101.5 | 71–73.5 | 56–58.5 |
| THE | 107–112 | 73.5–76 | 61–63.5 |
| XL | 117–122 | 76–78.5 | 63.5–66 |
| XXL | 122–127 | 78.5–81 | 66–68.5 |
2000s
More modern fit, less oversized
| Cut | Chest | Length | Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| XL Boys | 86–91 | 63.5–66 | 53–56 |
| S | 91–96.5 | 68.5–71 | 58.5–61 |
| M | 96.5–101.5 | 71–73.5 | 61–63.5 |
| THE | 107–112 | 73.5–76 | 63.5–66 |
| XL | 117–122 | 76–78.5 | 66–68.5 |
| XXL | 122–127 | 78.5–81 | 68.5–71 |
2010 and beyond
More snug and standardized fit
| Cut | Chest | Length | Length |
|---|---|---|---|
| XS | 86–91 | 61–63.5 | 43–46 |
| S | 91–96.5 | 63.5–66 | 48–51 |
| M | 96.5–101.5 | 66–68.5 | 51–53 |
| THE | 107–112 | 68.5–71 | 53–56 |
| XL | 117–122 | 71–73.5 | 58–61 |
| XXL | 122–127 | 73.5–76 | 61–63.5 |
| 3XL | 127–132 | 76–78.5 | 66–68.5 |
Modern Jerseys – Approximate measurements
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S · 45 cm (armpit to armpit) · 73 cm (length)
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M · 49.5 cm · 73 cm
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L · 55 cm · 77 cm
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XL · 59.5 cm · 80 cm
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XXL · 65 cm · 80 cm
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