Retro Football Jackets

The first foray of the University of Guadalajara into professional football occurred in the early 70s, with a team made up of students. After a few years in the lower divisions, the team bought a franchise and this is how 'Leones' reached the First...

Then known as AS Red Star ‘93, Parisian club Red Star FC spent the early 1990s as a Ligue 2 side with ambitions of returning to the top division for the first time since 1975. The 1991 - 92 season was unremarkable in League...

After promise shown in his debut season in charge, coach Ilario Castagner hoped the 1985-86 season would see Internazionale performing at a highly competitive level both at home and abroad. There was a successful European campaign which saw the nerazzurri reach and lose to...

A number ten, a playmaker, an unerring finisher, a devastating set-piece taker, a physical powerhouse, endlessly brave, a leader of men, an inspiration, an otherworldly talent. Quite simply Diego Armando Maradona was all of these things and one of the few footballers in history...

Determined to go one better than the runners-up spot earned at the 1974 tournament, the Dutch qualified comfortably for the 1978 competition ahead of local rivals Belgium and traveled to Argentina in confident mood. Form was slow to build, however, and qualification from the...

A sixth placed Serie A finish represented a decent campaign for the progressive Nils Liedholm starting his second spell in charge of the giallorossi, though the season highlight was undoubtedly success in the Coppa Italia secured with a win in the Final against Torino....

The 1. FC Kaiserslautern Retro Track Jacket celebrates the identity and tradition of one of German football’s historic clubs. Inspired by classic football sportswear, the design combines the club’s famous red with contrasting black and white panels, finished with the iconic Teufelskopf as a...

The outstanding success in finishing in third place at the 1958 World Cup with world class stars like Vincent, Kopa and Fontaine pointed to a bright future for the French game in the coming years. None of those hopes would come to pass however...

The Chilean coach Fernando Riera took charge this season from the hugely celebrated Bela Guttmann and enjoyed a mixed season by the towering standards that Benfica set during the early 1960s. The Portuguese title was won in some style with the goals of striker...

The best decade in East Germany's modern football history is remembered for that famous World Cup group stage win over West Germany in 1974, but probably more should have been achieved. With many of the state's greatest players like Jürgen Sparwasser, Joachim Streich, Hans-Jürgen...

Internazionale started the 1980s in style with coach Eugenio Bersellini leading the nerazzurri to Serie A success at the end of the 1979-80 season. This was Inter's twelfth scudetto and a first for nine years. With a powerful core of Italian players, Inter led...

Say Football and you say FC Barcelona. From the club’s earliest days under Joan Gamper to present day, Barcelona remains synonymous with the game and has always taken a central role in shaping it’s history. From developing play styles to defining youth development, all...

The 1969-70 season represented an outstanding debut for new coach and former player Marcel Domingo, who moved to take charge of Atlético Madrid from Granada. With Luis Aragonés and José Gárate in imperious form up front, the 16 goals each scored over the campaign...

Missing out on the 1990 World Cup was a disappointment for Portugal's international team and in the autumn of that year they started to build towards the next European Championships. A very credible draw against the new World Champions West Germany suggested promise and...

With FC Luzern approaching its sixth decade as a force in the Swiss game, the 1959 - 60 season was a breakthrough campaign that saw die Leuchten win its first major honour - the Swiss Cup. In one of his earliest coaching roles Rudi...

The mid 1990s represented a return to the upper reaches of the German game for Borussia Mönchengladbach. The astute coaching of Bernd Krauss and smart acquisitions of future stars like Stefan Effenberg, Patrick Andersson, Martin Dahlin and Heiko Herrlich created a powerful side alongside...

Helenio Herrera will forever be regarded as the greatest coach in the history of FC Internazionale and the 1960s, the decade he led the club with such verve and style, will be remembered as the greatest in the club's history thanks to La Grande...

Although Internazionale began the 1990s as reigning Italian champions, the decade ahead would be one defined by success in Europe rather than at home. Inter reached four UEFA Cup Finals between 1991 and 1998, winning three of them under coaches Giovanni Trapattoni, Gianpiero Marini...

With FC Luzern approaching its sixth decade as a force in the Swiss game, the 1959 - 60 season was a breakthrough campaign that saw die Leuchten win its first major honour - the Swiss Cup. In one of his earliest coaching roles Rudi...

A difficult time in the modern history of the Dutch game with the national team following up failure to qualify for the 1982 World Cup with similar disappointment in the Euro ‘84 qualifiers - albeit under the most unlikely of circumstances. Leading their group...

Atlético Nacional started the 1980s with a domestic title in 1981 under Argentinian coach Zubeldia, the club’s fourth out of record-high seventeen titles. After a few quiet years the club ended the decade strongly with a rapid rise to continental prestige under coach Maturana....

Karl-Heinz Feldkamp spent just a single season coaching Eintracht Frankfurt during his long career, but it was a successful one in 1987-88 as he led the Eagles to a fourth DFB-Pokal success. Schalke 04, SSV Ulm, Fortuna Düsseldorf, Bayer Uerdingen and Werder Bremen were...

A number ten, a playmaker, an unerring finisher, a devastating set-piece taker, a physical powerhouse, endlessly brave, a leader of men, an inspiration, an otherworldly talent. Quite simply Diego Armando Maradona was all of these things and one of the few footballers in history...

Roma cast aside the disappointment of their narrow loss in the 1981 title race to bounce back two seasons later and finally become champions of Italy again, their first success since 1942 and just a second overall. As expected Juventus provided their main competition...

The 1970s represented a decade of highs and lows for Real Betis. League form varied wildly and the club spent the period alternating back and forth between the top two divisions. The highlight was the successful Copa del Rey campaign in 1977? Its foundation...

The first half of the 1960s was a great time for Real Betis under legendary president Benito Villamarín. The club acquired its own stadium and thrived in La Liga following its return in 1959. For the next five seasons Betis always finished in the...

We are proud to present the official AS Roma retro collection, which is produced under license from the Serie A giants. Putting together this collection involved close collaboration between the club and COPA, and as a result, it delves deep into Roma’s rich and...

While the early years of the 1970s had been disappointing for AS Roma with mid-table finishes the norm, fortunes would improve sharply during the 1974-75 season. With a strong defense and the goal-scoring exploits of the former international forward Pierino Prati, Roma finished the...

António Oliveira and his Portugal stars took early control of their Euro '96 qualifying group and never looked back. During the 1995 calender year group minnows like Latvia and Liechtenstein were easily dispatched thanks to the considerable firepower players like Figo, Rui Costa, Domingos,...

The move into the 1990s proved a welcome restart for TSV 1860 München after the troubles of the previous decade. After several near things, the summer of 1990 saw the club put in place the structures that would see them run away with the...