Original 2016/18 Czech Republic national football team home jersey by Puma. 

Home model the Czech national team over the years 2016/18produced by Puma in size L, comes from a transitional period for the Czech national team, which saw a gradual generational change after years of major successes. It was a time of searching for a new sporting identity and rebuilding the representation's position on the international stage.

The T-shirt was manufactured on burgundy base, which is the dominant colour of this project. Characteristic elements are red panels on sleeves, collar finish and two diagonal stripes on the front in the same colour, giving the whole thing a dynamic and modern look. The centre front of the T-shirt features Puma logo and the coat of arms of the czech federation, arranged one above the other, which creates a symmetrical and very clear visual layout.

In years 2016-2018 Czech Republic national team competed in the World Cup qualifiers, undergoing a process of rebuilding the squad and gradually introducing new leaders. The national colours were then represented by, among others. Petr Čech, Tomáš Rosický, Vladimír Darida, Tomáš Souček or Patrik Schick, and the team based its play on a combination of the experience of the older players and the growing role of the younger generation.

The T-shirt is made from a lightweight and breathable material and the cut in size L remains compliant with standards Pumas, used in representative projects of the second half of the second decade of the 21st century.

This is for collectors and fans looking for an original home football jersey the Czech national team over the years 2016/18, a clear record of a period of reconstruction and a search for a new direction in the history of this national team.

The original 2008/10 home football jersey of the Swiss national team by Puma. 

Home model the Swiss national team over the years 2008/10produced by Puma in size L, comes from the period of one of the most important events in the history of local football - the organization of the European Championship 2008, of which Switzerland was co-hosted together with Austria. The tournament was a unique opportunity for the Swiss team to perform in front of their home crowd.

The shirt has been produced on a white base, which contrasts with a red polo collar and red sleeve trims, referring to the national colours Switzerland. On the left breast, one above the other, the coat of arms is placed Schweizerischer Fussballverband and logo Pumas, retaining the distinctive layout used in the brand's designs for national teams. The design is kept in a minimalist style, typical of national team shirts from the end of the first decade of the 21st century.

During EURO 2008 Swiss national team competed in a group with Portugal, Turkey and Czech Republic. Although the hosts failed to advance to the knockout stage, the tournament went down in the memory of fans as an important moment in the development of Swiss football. The team's line-up at the time included. Alexander Frei, captain and one of the best shooters in the history of the national team, Hakan Yakin, a creative midfielder responsible for offensive actions, and Philipp Degen i Tranquillo Barnetta, who were important links in the team. The team's goal was played by Diego Benaglio, later German champion from VfL Wolfsburg.

The T-shirt is made from a lightweight and breathable material and the cut in size L complies with standards Pumas, offering the classic fit characteristic of the brand's designs of the period.

This is an offer for collectors and fans looking for the original home jersey of the 2008/10 Swiss national football team, which is a legible record of the team's performance at the EURO 2008.

Original 2004/06 home football jersey of the Danish national team by Adidas. 

Home model Danish national team 2004/06produced by Adidas in XXL size, dates back to the period when the Danish team competed in international competitions in the first half of the 2000s. Danish national team She performed at the European Championship 2004, where the team led by Morten Olsen displayed an offensive style of play and was one of the solid teams on the European football scene.

The T-shirt was manufactured on red base, which has been the foundation of colour for years Danish representation. The project is supplemented by grey panels in mesh material, incorporated into the design of the T-shirt, and on the sleeves there are white stripes typical of Adidas designs. Coat of arms Danish representation and logo Adidas arranged classically on the front, maintaining a symmetrical and clear design composition.

The copy constitutes match version Authenticwhich confirms pressed size label, used in models prepared by Adidas for riders and differentiating them from the standard versions available for sale.

During this period the colours Danish representation represented, among others, by. Jon Dahl Tomasson, Jesper Grønkjær, Martin Laursen, Thomas Gravesen or Dennis Rommedahl, who formed the core of the team during tournaments and qualifiers held in the years 2004-2006.

The T-shirt is made of a light and airy material and the XXL cut meets the standards of the Adidas, offering a fit in line with the design used in versions of the Authentic.

This is for collectors and fans looking for an original home football jersey Danish representation z 2004/06, providing a clear record of the period of the Danish team's international performances in the first half of the 21st century.

Original home football jersey the Swedish national team over the years 1996/98 production Adidas.

Home model the Swedish national team over the years 1996/98produced by Adidas in XL size, comes from a period when the team maintained a solid position in the European top flight after the successes of the first half of the 1990s, basing its play on a close-knit and experienced core of the team.

The jersey was produced on a yellow base, with a central crest and logo Adidas on the front, a distinctive feature of this design. On the sides there are vertical stripes in blue and red, a recognisable element for the designs Adidas, used by many national teams and clubs at the time. The overall design retains a classic symmetrical composition, emphasising the expressive nature of the design.

During this period the Swedish national team was made up of players such as Tomas Brolin, Martin Dahlin, Henrik Larsson or Kennet Andersson, who were the team's offensive strength and continued the tradition of a competitive team on the international stage.

The T-shirt is made of a light and airy material and the cut in size XL meets the standards of the Adidas from the second half of the 1990s.

This is for collectors and fans looking for an original home football jersey the Swedish national team over the years 1996/98, which is a clear record of a period of stable presence of the team in the European top flight.