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This iconic Juventus jacket, produced by technical sponsor Kappa, dates back to the 1990/1991 season. The design features the classic black and white combination with the Kappa logo in aqua green along the sleeves. The Juventus crest is displayed on the chest, alongside the commercial sponsor Upim, which also appears on the back. The jacket is size L and features a front zipper, ribbed sleeves, and a comfortable fit, reflecting the casual style of the era.

Historical Anecdote
The 1990/1991 season was a challenging one for Juventus, under the management of Luigi Maifredi. The team finished seventh in Serie A, and despite the difficulties, the season is remembered for Maifredi’s attempt to implement a more attacking and creative style of play, known as "calcio champagne." This Kappa jacket remains a symbol of that transitional period in Juventus' history.

​This is the official Venezia home jersey from the 1999/2000 season, produced by technical sponsor Kronos. The design features a dark green color with orange details along the shoulders and a V-neck collar, while the cuffs are finished in black. The Venezia badge, featuring the winged lion of St. Mark, is applied on the chest next to the white commercial sponsor "Emmezeta." The name "Ganz" and the number 10 are printed in orange on the back, with the Serie A logo onto the right sleeve.

Historical anecdote: Maurizio Ganz, a skilled and experienced forward, was one of the standout players for Venezia during the 1999/2000 season. Although the club could not avoid relegation to Serie B, Ganz scored 14 goals in the league, becoming the team’s top scorer and one of the best Italian strikers of that season. This jersey is a lasting memory of a challenging season, highlighted by Ganz’s impressive form, which brought excitement to Venezia fans.