Nationals

Official Croatia Home jersey from the 1998 season, produced by technical sponsor Lotto and customized with Davor Šuker’s name and number 9. The iconic design features a white base with the famous red checkerboard pattern on the right side, reflecting the Croatian flag. The chest displays an embroidered Lotto logo and the HNS federation crest, while the number 9 is printed in blue on both the front and back. The collar and sleeves include white, red, and blue details, representing the national colors. Made in Italy, available in size XL.

The 1998 season was historic for Croatia, as they made their debut at the FIFA World Cup as an independent nation and achieved an incredible third-place finish in France. Davor Šuker was the tournament’s standout player, winning the Golden Boot with 6 goals, including the decisive strike in the third-place match against the Netherlands. His performances cemented his status as a Croatian football legend and helped establish the national team on the global stage.

Official training shirt of the Italian National Team for the year 2000, made by technical sponsor Kappa. In navy blue, it features the word "Italia" on the chest in light blue and the Kappa logo embroidered on the sleeves and back. The sides have technical fabric inserts in blue with the classic repeated white Kappa logo, highlighting the iconic style of the era. This XL-size shirt is lightweight and comfortable, perfect for collectors and passionate fans of the Azzurri.

Historical anecdote
The year 2000 was a milestone for the Italian National Team, which had an impressive European Championship under the leadership of Dino Zoff. The Azzurri reached the final against France after an exciting campaign, with standout performances from players like Francesco Totti, who delivered a memorable showing in the semifinal against the Netherlands. Despite the loss in the final due to the golden goal, Italy proved to be one of the strongest teams in Europe, leaving an indelible mark on fans' hearts.