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The 7 Sisters: Juventus Historic Shirts

"Juve, the story of a great love" is how the Old Lady's anthem sings. Truly a long history of successes and historic Juventus shirts which date back to 1897, when a group of students from the Massimo D'Azeglio classical high school founded the club. The students were 17 years old or younger, hence the name. "Juventus" which means "youth" in Latin. The first president was Eugenio Canfari and the first pitch was in Piazza d'Armi. Not everyone knows that the first retro Juventus jersey was pink, featured a black bow tie, and was used until 1905. It was precisely during that period that the jerseys changed color and style on the advice of English footballer John Savage, who encouraged the club to abandon the traditional pink jersey with bow tie and order them directly from England. There are many anecdotes as to why they didn't arrive in shades of pink, the most popular being that the black and white color was due to a delivery error. John Savage commissioned new kits and the ones for the English city team, Notts County, with black and white stripes, were sent by mistake. In any case, since the start of the championship was just around the corner, the players wore them, and it also brought them a lot of luck: they became Italian Champions after a thrilling three-way final with Genoa and Milan .

Historic Juventus Shirts

Since that distant 1897, Juventus has amassed an extraordinary collection of successes, turning its players and their historic Juventus jerseys into true icons. The Bianconeri club is also counted among the Seven Sisters, along with Lazio, Roma, Fiorentina, Parma, Milan, and Inter. In fact, between the 1990s and 2000s, the Italian championship was considered among the best in the world. Over the years, the jerseys have obviously been modified by various technical sponsors, adapting perfectly to fashion trends. historic Juventus shirt A memorable one is certainly the 1990s blue jersey with gold stars on the shoulders, designed by Kappa, which won the Champions League in the 1995/1996 season, a team that featured stars such as Fabrizio Ravanelli, Angelo Di Livio, and Gianluca Vialli. A vintage Juventus jersey in the classic black and white club colors is the one from the 2002/2003 season worn by the legendary Alessandro Del Piero, with technical sponsor Lotto and commercial sponsor Fastweb. Browse the site and find the vintage Juventus jersey you're missing from your private collection, produced by brands like Kappa, Lotto, and Nike. In addition to Juventus jerseys, you can also collect sweatshirts and sports bags available with technical and commercial sponsors.