An original Croatia national football team away shirt from 2008–2010, manufactured by Nike. 

Away model the Croatian national team over the years 2008-2010produced by Nike in size S, dates from a very successful period in the history of the Croatian national team. The shirt was worn during Euro 2008, in which the Croatians won all three of their group stage matches before being knocked out following a dramatic quarter-final against Turkey. The model also featured during qualifiers for the 2010 World Cup, when the core of the band consisted of, amongst others, Luka Modrić, Ivan Rakitić, Niko Kranjčar, Darijo Srna and Ivica Olić.

The T-shirt was manufactured using intensive blue base, which clearly distinguishes it from the traditional Croatian national costume. The most distinctive feature of the design is a red-and-white chequered pattern on the sides of the shirt, which is a direct reference to Croatia’s national symbol and a traditional motif used on the national team’s kits. The design is complemented by red collar trim, which complements the side panels nicely.

The project prepared by Nike It combines a simple, sporty design with a very strong element of national identity. The chequered patterns on the sides make the model easily recognisable and, today, it is strongly associated with the Croatian national team from the late 2000s.

The T-shirt is made of a light and airy material and the cut in size S meets the standards of the Nike from that period. An additional strength is its direct link to Croatia’s performances at Euro 2008 and in the qualifying rounds World Cup 2010.

This is an offer for collectors and fans looking for the original Croatia national team away shirt from 2008–2010, distinctive a blue background with a white and red chequered pattern and a strong connection to that memorable Euro 2008.

An original Adidas home football shirt for the Hungarian national team from 2024–2026, featuring a print of Dominik Szoboszlai. 

Home model the Hungarian national team over the years 2024–2026produced by Adidas in size XL, it is particularly associated with the team’s performances during The 2024 European Championships in Germany. The team’s leader and captain at the time was Dominik Szoboszlai, one of the biggest stars of modern Hungarian football and the player around whom the new generation of the national team has been built.

The T-shirt was produced on the classic red base, which directly references the national colours of Hungary. On the shoulders are the distinctive white Adidas stripes, whilst contrasting elements have been used on the sides of the front panel green panels. The combination of red, white and green creates a direct reference to flags of Hungary, giving the project a distinctly prestigious character.

The T-shirt is printed with Dominika Szoboszlaia, captain of the national team and one of the most recognisable Hungarian players of the 21st century. The midfielder is known for his appearances for, amongst others, RB Leipzig and Liverpool he became a key figure in his team, and during Euro 2024 served as its captain.

The T-shirt is made from a lightweight and breathable fabric typical of contemporary designs Adidas, and the XL fit ensures comfort both during sporting activities and everyday wear. The classic national colour scheme means that the design remains closely associated with the traditional identity of the Hungarian national team.

This is an offer for collectors and fans looking for an original home shirt of the Hungarian national team over the years 2024–2026, printed Dominika Szoboszlaia, used during Euro 2024 and distinguished by its classic combination red, white and green.

An original Bosnia and Herzegovina national football team away shirt from 2016–2018, manufactured by Adidas, featuring a print of Miralem Pjanić. 

Away model the Bosnia and Herzegovina national team over the years 2016-2018produced by Adidas in size S, dates from the period when the team competed, amongst other things, in the qualifiers for World Championships 2018. It was a generation centred around players such as Edin Džeko or Miralem Pjanić, who for years were the backbone of the Bosnian national team.

The T-shirt is made from a white base fabric with a distinctive, subtle a lattice pattern on the front, which adds depth to the simple design. The whole look is complemented by contrasting Adidas blue stripes placed on the shoulders, reflecting the national colours Bosnia and Herzegovina. The minimalist design captures the style of prestigious projects well Adidas from that period.

There is a print on the back Miralem Pjanić, one of the greatest footballers in history the Bosnia and Herzegovina national team. A central midfielder known for his appearances for, amongst others, AS Roma, Juventus and later FC Barcelona For many years, he was one of the key players in his national team, standing out above all for his technique, playmaking and superbly executed set-pieces.

This is an offer for collectors and fans looking for the original away shirt of the Bosnia and Herzegovina national team over the years 2016-2018, printed Miralem Pjanić and distinctive design Adidas.

An original Czech Republic national football team away shirt from the 2008–2010 seasons, manufactured by Puma. 

Away model the Czech national team z the 2008–2010 seasonsproduced by Puma in size XL, dates from the period when the team competed in, amongst other events, Euro 2008 and the qualifiers for the 2014 World Cup. The design retains a simple, elegant style, based on white with red details that reflect the national colours.

The T-shirt is made from a white base with red logos Pumas featured on the sleeves, along with red sleeve trim. The shirt has a polo-style collar, which gives it a classic look. The federation’s crest and logo Pumas have been positioned on the left breast, creating the distinctive design of this away kit.

The T-shirt is made from a lightweight, breathable fabric, and the fit in size XL meets the standards Pumas.

It is an offer for collectors and fans looking for an original the Czech national football team’s away shirt z the 2008–2010 seasons, which provides a clear record of a significant period in the national team’s history at the turn of the decade.