St. Pauli football shirt 2015/16 Third [M].

80$

Team: St. Pauli

Season: 2015/16 Third

Size: M

Condition: Good - cracked prints on sleeves and front.

Dimensions (underarm width/length) in cm: 50/72

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Original third FC St. Pauli football shirt from the 2015/16 season by Hummel. 

The third model FC St. Pauli from the 2015/16 seasonproduced by Hummel in size M, dates back to the period of the Hamburg club's rivalry in the 2. Bundesliga. FC St. Pauli has for years been regarded as one of the most distinctive teams in German football, known not only for its sporting performances but also for its unique fan culture and strong identity associated with the St. Pauli district of Hamburg.

The T-shirt was manufactured on red base, which gives the design a distinctive character. The sleeves feature black chevrons characteristic of Hummel designs, being one of the most recognisable stylistic elements in the garments of the production Hummel. The sponsor imprint takes centre stage on the front. Congstar, while the coat of arms FC St. Pauli and logo Hummel arranged classically on the chest, maintaining a clear and symmetrical design composition.

Season 2015/16 was for FC St. Pauli very successful - the team finished the competition 2. Bundesliga at the top of the table and remained in the fight for promotion to the top flight for a long time. The team's line-up at the time included. Lennart Thy, Marc Rzatkowski, Christopher Buchtmann, Sören Gonther or Lasse Sobiech, who formed the core of the team from Hamburg's Millerntor-Stadion.

The T-shirt is made of a light and airy material and the cut in size M meets the standards of the Hummel, offering a classic fit characteristic of production designs Hummel.

This is for collectors and fans looking for the original third football jersey FC St. Pauli z 2015/16 season, which is a clear record of one of the club's successful seasons in the competition 2. Bundesliga.