FC Porto 2023-24 Away Kits.

 

Portugal Primeira Liga, FC Porto 2023/24 New Balance Away shirt  has a beige-golden main color, combined with navy applications. A stylish asymmetrical diamond pattern is on the chest area, reminiscent of the Dragons' away kit by Nike in the 2011-112 season. 

The left half of the collar is colored navy as is the diagonal stripe on the front of the right sleeve, they show off the seal inside the collar, which celebrates the 130-years anniversary of the club. The iconic FC Porto club crest sits on the left chest a recolored neige/navy paint job is accompanied by New Balance's 3D effect flat heat transfer logo on the chest.

FC Porto 2023-24 Third Kit Part Set

Completed sets, Portugal Primeira Liga club, Futebol Clube do Porto or FC Porto 2023/24 New Balance third Kit, arriving in a slick blue sapphire and metallic gold, including a recolored club crest. New Balance combines the Porto 2023/24 third shirt with blue shorts and socks.

 

FC Porto 2023-24 Third Kit Part 1

Portugal Primeira Liga club, Futebol Clube do Porto or FC Porto 2023/24 New Balance third kit, arriving in a slick blue sapphire and metallic gold, including a recolored club crest. The kit has concentric circles that radiate from the club crest, creating a dynamic and eye-catching effect. The blue sapphire color represents the club’s bond with the river Douro, which flows through Porto and influences its culture and lifestyle. The metallic gold color symbolizes the club’s greatness and winning spirit, as well as its prestige and glamor. 

The third kit is a statement of confidence and pride, as well as a celebration of the club’s achievements and aspirations. The jersey’s stylish V-neck collar features a half-and-half design, with one side arriving in blue and the other in gold, with the base’s concentric circles emanating outwards from the Dragões’ iconic emblem to add another layer of texture and difference to the release. New Balance combines the Porto 2023/24 third shirt with blue shorts and socks.

 

Worked Updated 21st October

Back to worked after long rest due injury during outdoor activities. FC Porto 2023-24 away kits and classic FIFA t-shirts.

 

FC Porto 2003-04 Home & Away Kits

The graphic iconic FC Porto 2003-04 Home and Away kits worked project by my friend Joaquim Gaspar.

With this Nike shirt FC Porto club ended the Primeira Liga campaign 8 points ahead of fierce rivals Benfica, a crowd pleasing accomplishment any time it happnes, as well as winning the Superta a C ndido de Oliveira, a lesser trophy but still a success for the club. 

FC Porto capping off the year's end with a narrow loss to AC Milan, arguably the world's greatest side at that time.

For the Home shirts, the numbers on the back were bright red and very visible as Porto often has, the swoosh on the front has seen variations of either red or navy depending on which version of the shirt was used. This is because Nike issued a Champions League edition to accompany the league and cup edition which was in-keeping with UEFA regulations and the host of sponsorships Porto had, their shirt was often a billboard, the main sponsor on the front of the shirt would alternate between PT and Revigres.

 

Inter Milan 1997-98 Home Kits

Illustrated Inter Milan 1997-98 Home Umbro shirt as worn when Internazionale pushed Juventus all the way for the Serie A title, just missing out by 1 point, under Coach Luigi Simoni, the noticeable difference to the side was the signing of world class striker, Ronaldo, who in his first season scored 34 goals in all competitions.

This Home player shirt version missing “Vapa Tech Performance” label on the upper back above the number/name set which is present on the official replica shirts.

 

Kits Comparison 1994-1996

Illustrated comparison Inter Milan 1994/95 and 1995/96 jersey. The home jersey was almost the exact same as last season, but again a darker blue was used and the Pirelli sponsor replacing Fiorucci. 

Note: Both illustrate as player version shirts. 

Inter Milan 1994-95 Home Shorts.

Illustrated Inter Milan 1994-95 player Home shirt by Umbro. Umbro designed for Inter a classic shirt with vertical stripes, three black and four blue, with a polo collar that veered towards light blue. 

Embedded in a black rectangle was the sponsor Fiorucci, the last brand before the arrival of Pirelli that still sponsors the Milanese club. The touch of Umbro was also noticeable in the texture where the logo with the double diamond was reproduced in series. The shorts were black with a blue bottom edge, the same pattern was used on the socks. 

Hungary 1983 Home vs England

Illustrate Hungary national HOME KITS vs England. 27th April 1983, European Championship Qualifier.

Made by Adidas Ventex - classic red home short-sleeve jersey with big red collar, worn with white shorts with Red Vertical-pinstripes and green socks. The shirt has a white/green/white/red/white (the distinctive colourway make the country`s flag) sleeve striping. The cloth material crest is machine stitched and the white number 10 is in velvet.

Updated poster

Updated poster worked part 2
 

Inter Milan 1995-96 Home Kits

Illustrated Inter Milan 1995/96 one of the most iconic jersey sponsor partnerships begun, with Pirelli signing on with Inter Milan. The home jersey was almost the exact same as last season, but again a darker blue was used and the Pirelli sponsor replacing Fiorucci. 

 

Updated Inter Milan 1983-84 Home Kit.

Updated Inter Milan 1983-84 home shirt by Mec Sport with classic Misura sponsor. The club finished in third place, while in the 1984-85 season, they ended up in a slightly lower position, securing fifth place. The team was unable to secure any major trophies during these seasons, but the shirt remains a classic representation of Inter Milan's history.

Inter Milan 1994-95 Home Players.

Illustrated Inter Milan 1994-95 player Home shirt by Umbro. Umbro designed for Inter a classic shirt with vertical stripes, three black and four blue, with a polo collar that veered towards light blue. 

Embedded in a black rectangle was the sponsor Fiorucci, the last brand before the arrival of Pirelli that still sponsors the Milanese club. The touch of Umbro was also noticeable in the texture where the logo with the double diamond was reproduced in series.

On the back was applied the white number, sometimes with the Umbro logo at the base. In the 1994-95 season, two numbers where used: one with the Umbro logo visible on the bottom of the number(s) and one without the logo.