Nationals

Italy away shirt made by Puma for the 2006 season, size XL. A clean and elegant design in white with blue details on the collar and sleeves, featuring the FIGC crest with three stars at the center. On the back, it proudly displays number 21 and Pirlo’s name, celebrating the maestro of the Italian midfield.

This shirt is a tribute to Italy’s glorious 2006 World Cup victory in Germany. Andrea Pirlo played a pivotal role in that campaign, delivering key assists and showing masterful control, including a crucial penalty in the final against France.

An homage to the Italian national team, reimagined through the lens of Marcello Pipitone and crafted in collaboration with Le Sette Sorelle. The iconic Azzurri jersey is transformed into a cultural artifact, deconstructed and hand-stitched into something entirely new.

Built from a classic 1990s Diadora shirt in deep blue with white inserts, Pipitone retains the sacred symbols – the tricolour badge, the stars, the bold cuffs – but disrupts its structure through volume, asymmetry, and layered details. The oversized sleeves, stitched panels, and layered patches turn the kit into a wearable narrative.

More than just a shirt, it’s a relic of collective memory and identity. A handmade, oversized piece where football heritage and streetwear aesthetics collide.