Why do the Juventus shirts come from three different brands?

Juventus changed kit supplier during Del Piero's time at the club: Kappa through the nineties, Lotto briefly in 2001-02, then Nike from 2003-04 onward.

What does player issue mean on the 2006-07 shirt?

It means that shirt was made to the specification given to the squad rather than the standard replica cut; this one is also unused, still with its tags.

Is the Italy shirt from a major tournament?

It's a 2003-04 home shirt in number 7; further match details are not specified beyond the season.

What sizes are available?

Sizes run from S to XXL across this group, each listed with its own flat measurements.

Do you ship internationally?

Yes, worldwide with track and trace, free from 150 euros; free within the Netherlands and Belgium from 100 euros.

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ALESSANDRO DEL PIERO SHIRTS

Fifteen Del Piero shirts, all but one from Juventus, where he wore the number 10 across three different kit makers and sixteen years. The exception is a 2003-04 Italy shirt in number 7, from the one international season represented here.

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Juventus in Kappa, the nineties

The earliest shirts are Kappa-made: a 1995-96 home and third kit, a 1998-99 third shirt, and a 1999-00 home shirt in Kappa's Basic template. All carry the number 10 he wore from his first full season. These sit with the rest of the Juventus shirts and the wider nineties stock.

Juventus into the 2000s

Lotto supplied a 2001-02 home shirt before Nike took over the kit deal from 2003-04 onward, represented here through to a 2010-12 away shirt from near the end of his time at the club. A 2006-07 home shirt is player issue and still has its tags. Browse the 2000s and 2010s either side of that run.

Italy and the kit makers

The one Italy shirt here, a 2003-04 home shirt in number 7, was made by Puma, distinct from all three Juventus brands. See the wider Italy shirts, or browse by maker across Kappa, Nike and Lotto shirts.

Good to know

Why do the Juventus shirts come from three different brands?: Juventus changed kit supplier during Del Piero's time at the club: Kappa through the nineties, Lotto briefly in 2001-02, then Nike from 2003-04 onward.
What does player issue mean on the 2006-07 shirt?: It means that shirt was made to the specification given to the squad rather than the standard replica cut; this one is also unused, still with its tags.
Is the Italy shirt from a major tournament?: It's a 2003-04 home shirt in number 7; further match details are not specified beyond the season.
What sizes are available?: Sizes run from S to XXL across this group, each listed with its own flat measurements.
Do you ship internationally?: Yes, worldwide with track and trace, free from 150 euros; free within the Netherlands and Belgium from 100 euros.