Original 1996/98 Swiss national football team home jersey by Lotto. 

Home model the Swiss national team over the years 1996/98produced by Lotto in size M, dates back to the team's return to a major tournament after a gap of many years. The team wore it at Euro 1996, which was the debut of the the Swiss national team at the European Championships, ending with one point in the group stage.

The T-shirt has been produced on a red base, which transitions into white on the shoulders, creating a distinctive contrasting colour scheme. This is complemented by the white trim on the sleeves and the polo collar, giving the design a classic look in keeping with the aesthetics of the Lotto from the 1990s.

During this period the colours the Swiss national team represented, among others, by. Alain Sutter, a creative midfielder and one of the key figures in the team, Ciriaco Sforza, responsible for organising play in midfield, and Stéphane Chapuisat, one of the most recognisable strikers in the history of Swiss football. The squad was based on players who had played in strong European leagues, allowing it to return to the international stage.

The T-shirt is made of a light and airy material and the cut in size M meets the standards of the Lotto, providing the classic fit characteristic of the brand's designs.

This is for collectors and fans looking for an original home football jersey the Swiss national team over the years 1996/98, providing a clear record of the team's debut at the European Championships.

Original home football shirt of the Irish national team from the 1994/95 season by Adidas. 

Home model the Irish national team from the season 1994/95produced by Adidas in size L, comes from a period of one of the greatest successes in the history of this team. These years directly relate to the performance Ireland on World Championships 1994 in the USA, where the team once again made its mark on the world stage after a successful tournament four years earlier.

The T-shirt was produced on a green base, which is the symbol of the national colours the Irish national team. The front features subtle patterns that reference Irish culture and traditions, giving the design a distinctive style typical of projects Adidas from the mid-1990s. The collar is finished in the colours of the Irish flag, while the sleeves feature embroidered national flags. A sponsor print takes centre stage on the front Opel, which indicates the fan version of the jersey - Ireland remains the only national team to sell official jerseys for fans printed with the sponsor for years.

During World Championships 1994 Irish national team performed very solidly, coming out of the group after a victory over the Italy In one of the most memorable games in Irish football history. The team led by Jack Charlton reached the knockout stage of the tournament, where they finished in the 1/8 final. The team's line-up at the time included. Roy Keane, which in subsequent years became a legend Manchester United, John Aldridge, an experienced striker and offensive leader, Paul McGrath, one of the most outstanding defenders in the history of Irish football, and Ray Houghton, protagonist of many important national team meetings.

The T-shirt is made of a lightweight material characteristic of the designs of Adidas from the mid-1990s, and the cut in size L conforms to the manufacturer's standards of the time, offering a classic fit typical of retro representative shirts.

This is an offer for collectors and fans looking for the original Ireland national football team home jersey from the 1994/95 season, which is a legible record of the team's performance at the World Championships 1994 and one of the most memorable periods in the history of the Irish team.