Millwall FC 2016/18 Training Sweatshirt [M]

Original Millwall FC football training top from 2016/18, manufactured by Errea. 

The model prepared by Erreę for years 2016/18 for Millwall FC, in size M, dates back to a period when the club was rebuilding its position in the league and re-establishing its presence in the Championship. The sweatshirt reflects the functional nature of the training gear used by a team known for its intensity, physicality and unique stadium atmosphere.

The sweatshirt was manufactured in orange colour schemewhich they are breaking navy blue sleeves and upper chest, which gives the design a clear contrast and a stronger visual accent. The following were used: incomplete zip, allowing ventilation during training. The front features Millwall FC crest and Errea logo, arranged in a clear, symmetrical layout. On the back there is a large Errea logo, and above it the inscription Millwall, creating a clear club identity.

The material remains lightweight, breathable and technical, designed for intense training sessions and ensuring thermal comfort. Cut in size M offers freedom of movement and a comfortable fit, in line with training standards I made a mistake. in the second half of the 2010s.

Years 2016-2018 were for Millwall FC return to the Championship and stabilisation after promotion won in the League One play-offs. The team impressed with its aggressive play, excellent organisation and results exceeding expectations, especially in the 2017/18 season, when Millwall remained close to the play-off zone for a long time. The strength of the team at that time was players such as Steve Morison, Lee Gregory, Shaun Williams or Jake Cooper, The character of the team was also defined by its supporters – some of the most demanding and passionate in England.

This is an interesting proposition for collectors seeking original Millwall FC training sweatshirt from 2016/18, distinctive orange and navy blue aesthetics, branding Errea and context return to the Championship and fight for the top spots, characteristic of The Lions' identity.