Kits Italy away 1950

Italy all-white kits ( with blue band across the chest) also was worn in 1950, however make no appearance for the World Cup. Italian-game Representative Lyons. The black band on his arm was a sign of mourning to remember the tragedy of Superga Grande Torino. Superga air disaster in May 1949 in which almost the entire Torino football team, the backbone of the national side, was killed.

Italy home shirt basic V-neck design, additional all-white kits basic turtle-neck with blue band across the chest.

Font Hellas Verona 2014/15 kits

Hellas Verona FC 2014-15 Home, Away and third kits, which are again made by Nike. These new Nike Hellas Verona kits take inspiration from the club foundation in 1903 and the 30th anniversary of winning the Italian Serie A in 1984–85. Main sponsor Franklin & Marshall, a Verona based clothing brand, sponsors the new season Hellas Verona kits.

Additional features, on the back of the new Hellas Verona shirt appears the lettering "millenovecentotre" (1903) to remember the founding year of the Italian club. To honor the Serie A title won in 1985, inside the kit collar features the Scudetto as well as special elements to show the identification to the club and the city.

Kits Italy World Cup 1950

Italy were the reigning world champions it had been 12 years since they won the title and their new generation of players had been decimated with the Superga air disaster in May 1949 in which almost the entire Torino football team, the backbone of the national side, was killed. The loss of ten of the players of Torino (the winners of the previous five Serie A titles) out of the eleven constituting the initial line-up for the national team. In the event, Italy did
participate but they traveled to Rio de Janeiro by sea. With nothing to play for but pride, Italy completed the tournament a second place finish in the group.

For the first time in the World Cup, players' shirts had team numbers (1-11) on the back. Only the Italy blue shirts only was worn on the whole tournament. The number 5 jersey worn by Carlo Parola (Juventus FC).

Kits Italy World Cup 1938

The France 1938 World Cup was the third staging of the World Cup. Italy retained the championship, beating
Hungary 4–2 in the final. Italy became the first team to successfully defend the title and were once more crowned World Cup winners. Coach Vittorio Pozzo and thanks to the genius of Giuseppe Meazza, who is considered one of the great.Italian football managers and players of all time.

Azurri with the previous design kits, which had been worn in the World Cup 1934, Azurri blue shirts and white shorts and black socks colour came from the Royal blue of the House of Savoy.

Italia Maglia Nera (black shirt) was worn once in whole tournament, in the quater-final match against France June 12, 1938, Italy worn 3-1. Under instruction of Benito Mussolini, Italy wore on all black strip in this match. Same shirts was ocassionally worn as the keeper kits.

Kits Italy World Cup 1934

1934 FIFA World Cup it took place in Italy from 27 May to 10 June 1934. The host nation became the second World Cup champions, beating Czechoslovakia 2–1 in the final. Tournament in 1934 and 1938, under the direction of coach Vittorio Pozzo. The 1934 World Cup in Italy was a highly politicised event intended to showcase fascism abroad and secure support for the regime at home.

The first Italy kit was created in 1911 but by the 1934 World Cup the Azzurri had swapped these white shirts and shorts for blue shirts and white shorts and black socks. Additional same template as the home kit, black shirt was worn as the keeper kits.

Font FC Porto 2014/15 Champions League version

The new FC Porto 14-15 season with the Warrior kits. The team introduced three kits these season. Additional Champions League version nameset font for the shirts.

Font Juventus 2014/15 Updated

Juventus all black version namesets for my collection vector worked. Altenate nameset for the Juventus The Juventus 2014-2015 traditional home kits black/white-striped.