MONACO SHIRTS

Four Adidas shirts cover 1990-91 through to 1996-98, including a 1995-96 away shirt with #10 on the back and a 1996-98 training shirt numbered 13. They carry the three-stripe sleeve trim and heavier cotton-twill build typical of Adidas's work at the time, a looser cut than the mesh shirts that followed a decade later, and the training shirt in particular shows the boxier fit typical of nineties training wear. These sit within the nineties football shirts on the site, the decade Monaco is best represented in here.

A Zikos #15 home shirt from 2003-04 and a 2009-10 tracksuit, both made by Puma, bridge the gap between the older Adidas material and the Nike shirts that follow. Both pieces have been checked and condition-rated individually, and the tracksuit is measured flat the same way as a shirt, since older training wear runs to its own sizing rather than a standard chart. Together they cover Monaco's stretch through the middle of the French clubs the shop holds, between the older Adidas years and the more recent Nike ones.

Dimitar Berbatov's #10 home shirt comes from 2014-15, one of his two seasons at the club, and a still-tagged Kylian Mbappé home shirt follows from 2016-17, the season before his move to Paris Saint-Germain. Both are made by Nike and, like the rest of this French club's shirts here, exist as a single piece in one size.