Mec Sport

Mec Sport unique and rare historic football shirts

Mec Sport It is one of the almost totally unknown sportswear manufacturers that played a key role in the 1980s. Until recently, sponsorships and any logo or symbol relating to the supplier of sports equipment were prohibited in football. Mec Sport It was first seen on one of Internazionale's kits in the same year as the liberalization of sponsorships. The shirt had returned to having wider vertical stripes, and the star of the scudetti was on the left side, while the Mec Sport four-leaf clover butterfly was on the left, and the commercial sponsor Misura was in the center of the kit.

Vintage Football Shirts by Mec Sport

The four-leaf clover butterfly sponsor remained unforgettable thanks to Inter who wore it for three football seasons from 1983 to 1986. The Misura and Mec Sport team accompanied Internazionale in the 83/84 football season and we remember a very skilled Alessandro Altobelli, the Nerazzurri's top scorer of the season with 15 goals. Or for the 84/85 season it was also worn by the legendary goalkeeper Walter Zenga, in that year Inter finished third in Serie A. And again, the partnership Mec Sport, Misura and Inter It lasted until the 1985/86 season, a somewhat unfortunate year, especially in terms of its European campaign. After eliminating Nantes, it again fell to Real Madrid in the semifinals. Misura remained as a commercial sponsor for several years, while the 1985/86 season was the last for the Mec Sport brand. Those kits are now part of a large collection of vintage football jerseys that, in addition to being truly rare, hold a highly sentimental value for all football history lovers. The 1980s were a true revolution in terms of sponsorship and design.