Genoa fourth shirt made by Kappa for the 2024/2025 season. Features horizontal color-block design with yellow center and navy top and bottom, polo collar, Kappa logo and team crest on the chest.
Official AS Roma home shirt made by Kappa for the 2012/2013 season. Classic polo collar, red with yellow-orange details, WIND sponsor on the chest. Totti name and number 10 on the back in white. Size XXXL.
Official Juventus casual t-shirt made by Kappa for the 1995/1996 season. Black color with Juventus front print, Sony sponsor, Italian Scudetto and Kappa logo. Club badge on the sleeve and Kappa logo on the back. Size M.
Juventus bench jacket made by Kappa for the 1997/1998 season. Black with integrated hood, zip and button closure. Features Juventus crest with two stars and Kappa logo on the chest. Large “JUVENTUS” lettering stitched on the back. Size XL, part of the Official Pro Equipment GARA line.
Official Sassuolo home shirt from the 2016/2017 season, signed and dedicated by Paolo Cannavaro. Made by Kappa, it features the iconic green and black stripes, Mapei sponsor on the chest, and Serie A patch on the sleeve. Name "P. Cannavaro" and number 28 printed on the back. Size L.
Official AS Roma polo shirt from the 2010/2011 season, produced by technical sponsor Kappa. The design features a white base with yellow collar and sleeve ends, reflecting the club’s colors. The iconic wolf crest is stitched on the left chest, while the Kappa logo is embroidered in orange on the right shoulder. The shirt is short-sleeved with a polo-style collar and partial button closure. Size: XL.
In the 2010/2011 season, Roma went through a transitional phase under managers Claudio Ranieri and later Vincenzo Montella. Despite ups and downs, Francesco Totti made history by becoming the first player to score 211 Serie A goals with the same club, surpassing Nordahl’s long-standing record. Once again, Totti proved to be the soul and icon of the Giallorossi.
Official Juventus away jersey from the 1994/1995 season, produced by Kappa. The design features a striking blue base with yellow star-shaped details on the shoulders. The polo collar is accented with yellow trims, while the Kappa logo is embroidered on the right chest. On the left, the Juventus crest with two stars sits proudly, symbolizing the club’s numerous triumphs. The Danone sponsor is printed in white and blue across the front. This long-sleeve model is made from lightweight polyester, perfect for collectors and football enthusiasts.
The 1994/1995 season was remarkable for Juventus under Marcello Lippi’s management. The team won the Serie A title after a nine-year drought and secured the Coppa Italia, completing a historic double. Legends like Roberto Baggio, Gianluca Vialli, and Alessandro Del Piero played key roles in an unforgettable campaign, marking the beginning of Juventus' dominance in the late '90s.
Official AS Roma training shirt made by technical sponsor Kappa for the 2000/2001 season. The design features a red base with blue sleeves and yellow details along the edges. The sleeves are decorated with repeated Kappa logos, while the collar has a round-neck finish in blue. The chest displays the yellow Kappa logo, the Roma crest, and the as roma and INA Assitalia sponsors. An additional Kappa logo is placed on the back below the collar.
The 2000/2001 season was one of the most unforgettable in Roma’s history, ending with the club winning its third Serie A title. Under Fabio Capello’s leadership, the Giallorossi, led by stars like Francesco Totti, Gabriel Batistuta, and Vincenzo Montella, dominated the league, securing the championship on the final matchday against Parma. This triumph marked an era for the club and its fans.
Official AS Roma hoodie made by technical sponsor Kappa for the 2012/2013 season. The design features a dark red base with a yellow-lined hood, front zipper, and elastic cuffs. The chest showcases a large ASR logo in yellow, along with the Roma crest and the Kappa logo on the right shoulder. Additional Kappa logos are embroidered on the sleeves. Made from warm and comfortable fabric, perfect for casual wear. The indicated size is XL.
The 2012/2013 season was a transitional year for Roma, managed first by Zdeněk Zeman and later by Aurelio Andreazzoli. The team finished 6th in Serie A, displaying an attacking style but also defensive weaknesses. The squad featured young talents like Erik Lamela and Marquinhos. The season ended with a painful Coppa Italia final loss against Lazio, a moment that deeply affected Roma fans.
Official AS Roma polo shirt made by technical sponsor Kappa for the 2000/2001 season. The design features a blue base with red details on the sleeves and a horizontal chest stripe. The polo collar has a button closure. The chest is embroidered with the orange Kappa logo, the Roma crest, and the INA Assitalia sponsor logo. An additional Kappa logo is placed on the back below the collar. Made of heavyweight fabric, this polo is perfect for training or casual wear.
The 2000/2001 season was historic for Roma as they won their third-ever Serie A title. Under Fabio Capello’s leadership and with stars like Francesco Totti, Gabriel Batistuta, and Vincenzo Montella, the Giallorossi dominated the league and finished in first place. On the final matchday, Roma secured the championship with a victory over Parma, delivering an unforgettable triumph to their fans.
AS Roma home jersey from the 2012/2013 season, produced by Kappa. The classic yellow-red design features yellow details on the collar and cuffs. The Kappa logo appears on the chest and sleeves, with the Wind sponsor in the center. On the back, "Totti" and the number 10, symbol of the club legend.
The 2012/2013 season was a tough one for Roma, finishing sixth in Serie A. Despite the coaching changes between Zeman and Andreazzoli, Francesco Totti remained the team's leader, scoring 12 league goals and becoming the second all-time top scorer in Serie A history.
This Juventus training jersey, produced by Kappa for the 1999/2000 season, features an iconic black design with white details and the signature Kappa motif on the sleeves. The "Juventus" name and D+ Libertà Digitale sponsor are prominently displayed on the front. The Kappa logo appears on the chest and sleeves, while the V-neck collar adds a sporty touch.
The 1999/2000 season was a dramatic one for Juventus, as they battled Lazio for the Serie A title until the final matchday. Under coach Carlo Ancelotti, the team came close to winning the Scudetto but lost the decisive match against Perugia under heavy rain. Despite this, this jersey represents an era when Juventus was one of the most dominant teams in Italy and Europe.
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