Chelsea FC 1997/98 Training Shirt [M]

115$

Team: Chelsea FC

Season: 1997/98

Size: M

Condition: Very good – the print on the front is slightly creased.

Dimensions (underarm width/length) in cm: 63/69

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An original Chelsea FC training shirt from the 1997/98 season, manufactured by Umbro. 

Training model Chelsea FC z 1997/98 seasonproduced by Umbro in size M, dates from one of the London club’s most successful periods in the 1990s. Chelsea won at that time UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup and English League Cup, and the team included, amongst others, Gianfranco Zola, Gianluca Vialli, Roberto Di Matteo, Dennis Wise and Frank Leboeuf.

The T-shirt was manufactured using intensive blue base, characteristic of Chelsea, covered with a tonal pattern featuring repeating inscriptions Umro. This gives the seemingly simple design a structure typical of the 1990s and a very distinctive retro look.

The most distinctive feature of the model is its wide Umbro’s white and blue stripes running along the shoulders and sleeves, featuring a repeating pattern of the manufacturer’s logos. This motif is strongly reminiscent of football training kits from the late 1990s and gives the shirt a distinctive look.

There is a large white logo on the front Umbro, whilst a small coat of arms is shown below Chelsea FC in a yellow and white colour scheme. The design is complemented by a wide, sporty collar featuring the manufacturer’s branding, retaining the classic aesthetic of training tops from that era.

The looser fit and lightweight fabric make this a typical training top designed for both sporting activities and everyday use.

This is an offer for collectors and fans looking for an original Chelsea FC training shirt from the 1997/98 season, produced by Umbro, with a distinctive tonal pattern, eye-catching straps on the sleeves and a distinct atmosphere football in the 1990s.