Le Coq Sportif

and Coq Sportif, the retro football shirts from across the Alps

Le Coq Sportif has a long tradition of producing sportswear and footwear. It created the first tracksuit in history in 1939, and almost 20 years later, in 1951, the prestigious French company conquered sport. Indeed, it became the official supplier of the Tour de France jerseys, thanks to the production of modern jersey kits. Its football debut came in 1958 when Le Coq Sportif outfitted the French national team in a royal blue jersey, and the 1958 World Cup in Sweden also crowned Raymond Kopa as the best player. Another milestone for the French company came in 1978, when it dressed the players of AS Saint-Etienne and accompanied them on their ascent to the European Cup final. In 1982, it outfitted the Italian national team at the World Cup, which won its third World Cup title in Spain. A uniform that remains unforgettable today. Le Coq Sportif It becomes a solid and globally known brand, also leaving its mark on the 1986 World Cup in Mexico when Diego Maradona and his teammates raised the cup to the sky by beating Germany in an unforgettable match, which ended 3-2.

Vintage Le Coq Sportif Football Shirts

Today, it is one of the most popular brands in the sports world, sponsoring tennis, cycling, and football. Among the teams mentioned above, we find our own Fiorentina , Monaco in the 1980s, and Chelsea. He has had a slight decline since 2012, but still designed the kits for Fiorentina and AS Saint-Étienne from 2014 to 2016. The historic football shirts of There Coq Sportif They are true collectibles like the vintage Monaco Football Club 1984-1985 shirt. The shirt presents itself in all its refinement, made in white with a red band, the commercial sponsor Bally.