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This one surprised me. I thought that the blue diagonal bands would be screen printed, but they’re made out of fabric and sewn on the jersey.

Between them, we have the Opel sponsor, and the Adidas logo and Bayern’s crest, which are all made out of felt and heat pressed on the jersey. What stands out is that they all have a different feel than the other 2. The sponsor has a more velvety feel, soft, and is the kind of felt where threads and lint get stuck, while Adidas logo is harder and thicker. Both have a texture to them, while the crest is just a flat and smooth piece.

On the back everything looks aligned and printed right. My pick for Matthäus name set, is not only due to his legendary status, but also because it was his best season for Bayern, where he had his name on the jerseys. His first stint at Bayern, they weren’t using the player's name, and when he returned, this was his best season in numbers.

As for the fit, I always recommend going up 1 size for 90s retros, because jerseys were far boxier at that time, and most retro reps follow the same cut as a modern fan version. So going 1 size up gives you a little bit roomier fit and not a slim one. If you want them as wide as the originals, you may need to go 2 sizes or even 3, but it also comes with the trade-off of the jersey being longer.

The v-neck is actually excellent on this rep. It perfectly follows around the neck without any extra space, and the v-neck ends at the exact point it’s supposed, and it’s made out of an elastic band. No deep neck like in some modern kits.

Ordered this one from CCSTY’s website at the end of April. I had made some orders with them in the past when they were called CUSJY, but they recently changed their name.

I got the quality control photos on May 7th, which I shared them on here, and it was sent out shortly after.

It arrived in Europe on May 18th.

This one surprised me. I thought that the blue diagonal bands would be screen printed, but they’re made out of fabric and sewn on the jersey.

Between them, we have the Opel sponsor, and the Adidas logo and Bayern’s crest, which are all made out of felt and heat pressed on the jersey. What stands out is that they all have a different feel than the other 2. The sponsor has a more velvety feel, soft, and is the kind of felt where threads and lint get stuck, while Adidas logo is harder and thicker. Both have a texture to them, while the crest is just a flat and smooth piece.

On the back everything looks aligned and printed right. My pick for Matthäus name set, is not only due to his legendary status, but also because it was his best season for Bayern, where he had his name on the jerseys. His first stint at Bayern, they weren’t using the player's name, and when he returned, this was his best season in numbers.

As for the fit, I always recommend going up 1 size for 90s retros, because jerseys were far boxier at that time, and most retro reps follow the same cut as a modern fan version. So going 1 size up gives you a little bit roomier fit and not a slim one. If you want them as wide as the originals, you may need to go 2 sizes or even 3, but it also comes with the trade-off of the jersey being longer.

The v-neck is actually excellent on this rep. It perfectly follows around the neck without any extra space, and the v-neck ends at the exact point it’s supposed, and it’s made out of an elastic band. No deep neck like in some modern kits.

Ordered this one from CCSTY’s website at the end of April. I had made some orders with them in the past when they were called CUSJY, but they recently changed their name.

I got the quality control photos on May 7th, which I shared them on here, and it was sent out shortly after.

It arrived in Europe on May 18th.

This one surprised me. I thought that the blue diagonal bands would be screen printed, but they’re made out of fabric and sewn on the jersey.

Between them, we have the Opel sponsor, and the Adidas logo and Bayern’s crest, which are all made out of felt and heat pressed on the jersey. What stands out is that they all have a different feel than the other 2. The sponsor has a more velvety feel, soft, and is the kind of felt where threads and lint get stuck, while Adidas logo is harder and thicker. Both have a texture to them, while the crest is just a flat and smooth piece.

On the back everything looks aligned and printed right. My pick for Matthäus name set, is not only due to his legendary status, but also because it was his best season for Bayern, where he had his name on the jerseys. His first stint at Bayern, they weren’t using the player's name, and when he returned, this was his best season in numbers.

As for the fit, I always recommend going up 1 size for 90s retros, because jerseys were far boxier at that time, and most retro reps follow the same cut as a modern fan version. So going 1 size up gives you a little bit roomier fit and not a slim one. If you want them as wide as the originals, you may need to go 2 sizes or even 3, but it also comes with the trade-off of the jersey being longer.

The v-neck is actually excellent on this rep. It perfectly follows around the neck without any extra space, and the v-neck ends at the exact point it’s supposed, and it’s made out of an elastic band. No deep neck like in some modern kits.

Ordered this one from CCSTY’s website at the end of April. I had made some orders with them in the past when they were called CUSJY, but they recently changed their name.

I got the quality control photos on May 7th, which I shared them on here, and it was sent out shortly after.

It arrived in Europe on May 18th.

This one surprised me. I thought that the blue diagonal bands would be screen printed, but they’re made out of fabric and sewn on the jersey.

Between them, we have the Opel sponsor, and the Adidas logo and Bayern’s crest, which are all made out of felt and heat pressed on the jersey. What stands out is that they all have a different feel than the other 2. The sponsor has a more velvety feel, soft, and is the kind of felt where threads and lint get stuck, while Adidas logo is harder and thicker. Both have a texture to them, while the crest is just a flat and smooth piece.

On the back everything looks aligned and printed right. My pick for Matthäus name set, is not only due to his legendary status, but also because it was his best season for Bayern, where he had his name on the jerseys. His first stint at Bayern, they weren’t using the player's name, and when he returned, this was his best season in numbers.

As for the fit, I always recommend going up 1 size for 90s retros, because jerseys were far boxier at that time, and most retro reps follow the same cut as a modern fan version. So going 1 size up gives you a little bit roomier fit and not a slim one. If you want them as wide as the originals, you may need to go 2 sizes or even 3, but it also comes with the trade-off of the jersey being longer.

The v-neck is actually excellent on this rep. It perfectly follows around the neck without any extra space, and the v-neck ends at the exact point it’s supposed, and it’s made out of an elastic band. No deep neck like in some modern kits.

Ordered this one from CCSTY’s website at the end of April. I had made some orders with them in the past when they were called CUSJY, but they recently changed their name.

I got the quality control photos on May 7th, which I shared them on here, and it was sent out shortly after.

It arrived in Europe on May 18th.

This one looks very close to the 92/95 home kit. The main difference is the stripes' alignment. On the 92/95 it’s split right in the middle, with blue on one side and red on the other. This one has the blue stripe in the middle, which makes it more symmetrical in comparison.

Barca’s crest is a fabric patched, heat pressed on the fabric. While Kappa’s logo is completely embroidered.

On the undershirt part of the collar, “Barça” is screen printed, as are the shoulder bands with Kappa’s logo.

It’s a 2XL, but it’s not even that baggy. Roomier than an XL, definitely, but not by much. If you want to get an oversized fit like they were in the 90s, you can safely go 2 sizes up to come near to the original fit.

I just measured it, and I got a 57cm chest width, which would actually put it in an XL range, not 2XL. So you actually need to go 2 sizes up on this kit. The length is 81.5 cm.

The neckline and collar are a perfect fit.

Ordered on April 27th. I got an email from CCLDD on the 6th saying it was sent out, followed by another carrying a photo of the bagged jersey, with another of the shipping label, and the tracking included.

Delivered May 14th to Europe.

This one looks very close to the 92/95 home kit. The main difference is the stripes' alignment. On the 92/95 it’s split right in the middle, with blue on one side and red on the other. This one has the blue stripe in the middle, which makes it more symmetrical in comparison.

Barca’s crest is a fabric patched, heat pressed on the fabric. While Kappa’s logo is completely embroidered.

On the undershirt part of the collar, “Barça” is screen printed, as are the shoulder bands with Kappa’s logo.

It’s a 2XL, but it’s not even that baggy. Roomier than an XL, definitely, but not by much. If you want to get an oversized fit like they were in the 90s, you can safely go 2 sizes up to come near to the original fit.

I just measured it, and I got a 57cm chest width, which would actually put it in an XL range, not 2XL. So you actually need to go 2 sizes up on this kit. The length is 81.5 cm.

The neckline and collar are a perfect fit.

Ordered on April 27th. I got an email from CCLDD on the 6th saying it was sent out, followed by another carrying a photo of the bagged jersey, with another of the shipping label, and the tracking included.

Delivered May 14th to Europe.

Typo in the title, it'l was worn from 1995 to 1997

This one looks very close to the 92/95 home kit. The main difference is the stripes' alignment. On the 92/95 it’s split right in the middle, with blue on one side and red on the other. This one has the blue stripe in the middle, which makes it more symmetrical in comparison.

Barca’s crest is a fabric patched, heat pressed on the fabric. While Kappa’s logo is completely embroidered.

On the undershirt part of the collar, “Barça” is screen printed, as are the shoulder bands with Kappa’s logo.

It’s a 2XL, but it’s not even that baggy. Roomier than an XL, definitely, but not by much. If you want to get an oversized fit like they were in the 90s, you can safely go 2 sizes up to come near to the original fit.

I just measured it, and I got a 57cm chest width, which would actually put it in an XL range, not 2XL. So you actually need to go 2 sizes up on this kit. The length is 81.5 cm.

The neckline and collar are a perfect fit.

Ordered on April 27th. I got an email from CCLDD on the 6th saying it was sent out, followed by another carrying a photo of the bagged jersey, with another of the shipping label, and the tracking included.

Delivered May 14th to Europe.

I made a typo in the title, this was worn from 1995 to 1997

This one looks very close to the 92/95 home kit. The main difference is the stripes' alignment. On the 92/95 it’s split right in the middle, with blue on one side and red on the other. This one has the blue stripe in the middle, which makes it more symmetrical in comparison.

Barca’s crest is a fabric patched, heat pressed on the fabric. While Kappa’s logo is completely embroidered.

On the undershirt part of the collar, “Barça” is screen printed, as are the shoulder bands with Kappa’s logo.

It’s a 2XL, but it’s not even that baggy. Roomier than an XL, definitely, but not by much. If you want to get an oversized fit like they were in the 90s, you can safely go 2 sizes up to come near to the original fit.

I just measured it, and I got a 57cm chest width, which would actually put it in an XL range, not 2XL. So you actually need to go 2 sizes up on this kit. The length is 81.5 cm.

The neckline and collar are a perfect fit.

Ordered on April 27th. I got an email from CCLDD on the 6th saying it was sent out, followed by another carrying a photo of the bagged jersey, with another of the shipping label, and the tracking included.

Delivered May 14th to Europe.

I made a typo in the title, this was worn from 1995 to 1997

This one looks very close to the 92/95 home kit. The main difference is the stripes' alignment. On the 92/95 it’s split right in the middle, with blue on one side and red on the other. This one has the blue stripe in the middle, which makes it more symmetrical in comparison.

Barca’s crest is a fabric patched, heat pressed on the fabric. While Kappa’s logo is embroidery.

On the undershirt part of the collar, “Barça” is screen printed, as are the shoulder bands with Kappa’s logo.

It’s a 2XL, but it’s not even that baggy. Roomier than an XL, definitely, but not by much. If you want to get an oversized fit like they were in the 90s, you can safely go 2 sizes up to come near to the original fit.

I just measured it, and I got a 57cm chest width, which would actually put it in an XL range, not 2XL. So you actually need to go 2 sizes up on this kit. The length is 81.5 cm.

The neckline and collar are a perfect fit.

Ordered on April 27th. I got an email from CCLDD on the 6th saying it was sent out, followed by another carrying a photo of the bagged jersey, with another of the shipping label, and the tracking included.

Delivered May 14th to Europe.

QC for Milan's collab with Off-White. It' still has the printing sheets over Milan's logo and Puma's tag, which are easy to peel off, other than that It's looking fine for me.

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QC for Milan's collab with Off-White. It' still has the printing sheets over Milan's logo and Puma's tag, which are easy to peel off, other than that It's looking fine for me.

From Shopgoal . ru

WhatsApp:+86 13049824935

QC for Milan's collab with Off-White. It' still has the printing sheets over Milan's logo and Puma's tag, which are easy to peel off, other than that It's looking fine for me.

From Shopgoal . ru

WhatsApp:+86 13049824935

Barcelona 21/22 Away from OKKLL

Fan version in size L.

Barça’s crest and Nike’ swoosh are iridescent rubber and heat applied on the fabric. While the La Liga patch on the right sleeve is made out of fabric and sewn on. Nike’s engineered tag is a heat applied fabric patch.

The front and back sponsors, and the Catalan flag on the bag, are normal heat pressed vinyl.

The blue, and red, bands on the side of the jersey are knitted polyester with some text markings.

Soft and comfortable fabric makes this one a jersey you can go true to size. If you have a belly you prefer to hide, you may go a size up.

No problem with the neckline.

Ordered from OKKLL website. It was shipped out on the 6th, and delivered on May 15th to Europe. They sent me photographs of the jersey and the tracking code through WhatsApp.

Barcelona 21/22 Away from OKKLL

Fan version in size L.

Barça’s crest and Nike’ swoosh are iridescent rubber and heat applied on the fabric. While the La Liga patch on the right sleeve is made out of fabric and sewn on. Nike’s engineered tag is a heat applied fabric patch.

The front and back sponsors, and the Catalan flag on the bag, are normal heat pressed vinyl.

The blue, and red, bands on the side of the jersey are knitted polyester with some text markings.

Soft and comfortable fabric makes this one a jersey you can go true to size. If you have a belly you prefer to hide, you may go a size up.

No problem with the neckline.

Ordered from OKKLL website. It was shipped out on the 6th, and delivered on May 15th to Europe. They sent me photographs of the jersey and the tracking code through WhatsApp.

Barcelona 21/22 Away from OKKLL

Fan version in size L.

Barça’s crest and Nike’ swoosh are iridescent rubber and heat applied on the fabric. While the La Liga patch on the right sleeve is made out of fabric and sewn on. Nike’s engineered tag is a heat applied fabric patch.

The front and back sponsors, and the Catalan flag on the bag, are normal heat pressed vinyl.

The blue, and red, bands on the side of the jersey are knitted polyester with some text markings.

Soft and comfortable fabric makes this one a jersey you can go true to size. If you have a belly you prefer to hide, you may go a size up.

No problem with the neckline.

Ordered from OKKLL website. It was shipped out on the 6th, and delivered on May 15th to Europe. They sent me photographs of the jersey and the tracking code through WhatsApp.

Barcelona 21/22 Away from OKKLL

Fan version in size L.

Barça’s crest and Nike’ swoosh are iridescent rubber and heat applied on the fabric. While the La Liga patch on the right sleeve is made out of fabric and sewn on. Nike’s engineered tag is a heat applied fabric patch.

The front and back sponsors, and the Catalan flag on the bag, are normal heat pressed vinyl.

The blue, and red, bands on the side of the jersey are knitted polyester with some text markings.

Soft and comfortable fabric makes this one a jersey you can go true to size. If you have a belly you prefer to hide, you may go a size up.

No problem with the neckline.

Ordered from OKKLL website. It was shipped out on the 6th, and delivered on May 15th to Europe. They sent me photographs of the jersey and the tracking code through WhatsApp.

Barcelona 21/22 Away from OKKLL

Fan version in size L.

Barça’s crest and Nike’ swoosh are iridescent rubber and heat applied on the fabric. While the La Liga patch on the right sleeve is made out of fabric and sewn on. Nike’s engineered tag is a heat applied fabric patch.

The front and back sponsors, and the Catalan flag on the bag, are normal heat pressed vinyl.

The blue, and red, bands on the side of the jersey are knitted polyester with some text markings.

Soft and comfortable fabric makes this one a jersey you can go true to size. If you have a belly you prefer to hide, you may go a size up.

No problem with the neckline.

Ordered from OKKLL website. It was shipped out on the 6th, and delivered on May 15th to Europe. They sent me photographs of the jersey and the tracking code through WhatsApp.

River Plate Away 95/96 from SPEIV

In truth, this was used from 1996 to 1998.

No matter what, I can’t resist this Adidas template. I’ve yet to see a jersey with this template that simply doesn’t work.

Benfica, Rangers, France, and River Plate. All masterpieces.

Into the details now. The “Quilmes” sponsor on the front and the back are screen printed, the same as Adidas 3 stripes, that for this template moved from the shoulders to the sides of the body. For reference, Benfica’s and France’s version of this template have the stripes stitched on, but this and Rangers have it screen printed.

River’s crest and the mini patch on the shoulders are made out of fabric and stitched on the fabric. The “adidas” in the middle of all this is embroidered.

There’s also a small tag on the side of the jersey, and it’s a nice touch that they moved the “Original” tag to the right shoulder, instead of having it at the bottom in one of the corners. This last tag is also a stitched fabric patch.

Nothing major to point out at the fabric, it’s nice and comfortable.

For the most part I get retros in XL, as is this one. I want a more oversize fit like they were in the 90s, so I always recommend to size up at least once. For the closest to the 90s fit, go even 2 sizes up for this kit.

The neckline is great, and the knit polyester collar is massive, but true to the original. Reminds me of the massive collars you would see in clothes from the 70s.

This was exactly 13 days from its order to its delivery. I made the order on speiv’s new website on May 1st, and they sent me the quality control pictures on the 4th. Delivery happened on the 13th to Europe.

River Plate Away 95/96 from SPEIV

In truth, this was used from 1996 to 1998.

No matter what, I can’t resist this Adidas template. I’ve yet to see a jersey with this template that simply doesn’t work.

Benfica, Rangers, France, and River Plate. All masterpieces.

Into the details now. The “Quilmes” sponsor on the front and the back are screen printed, the same as Adidas 3 stripes, that for this template moved from the shoulders to the sides of the body. For reference, Benfica’s and France’s version of this template have the stripes stitched on, but this and Rangers have it screen printed.

River’s crest and the mini patch on the shoulders are made out of fabric and stitched on the fabric. The “adidas” in the middle of all this is embroidered.

There’s also a small tag on the side of the jersey, and it’s a nice touch that they moved the “Original” tag to the right shoulder, instead of having it at the bottom in one of the corners. This last tag is also a stitched fabric patch.

Nothing major to point out at the fabric, it’s nice and comfortable.

For the most part I get retros in XL, as is this one. I want a more oversize fit like they were in the 90s, so I always recommend to size up at least once. For the closest to the 90s fit, go even 2 sizes up for this kit.

The neckline is great, and the knit polyester collar is massive, but true to the original. Reminds me of the massive collars you would see in clothes from the 70s.

This was exactly 13 days from its order to its delivery. I made the order on speiv’s new website on May 1st, and they sent me the quality control pictures on the 4th. Delivery happened on the 13th to Europe.

River Plate Away 95/96 from SPEIV

In truth, this was used from 1996 to 1998.

No matter what, I can’t resist this Adidas template. I’ve yet to see a jersey with this template that simply doesn’t work.

Benfica, Rangers, France, and River Plate. All masterpieces.

Into the details now. The “Quilmes” sponsor on the front and the back are screen printed, the same as Adidas 3 stripes, that for this template moved from the shoulders to the sides of the body. For reference, Benfica’s and France’s version of this template have the stripes stitched on, but this and Rangers have it screen printed.

River’s crest and the mini patch on the shoulders are made out of fabric and stitched on the fabric. The “adidas” in the middle of all this is embroidered.

There’s also a small tag on the side of the jersey, and it’s a nice touch that they moved the “Original” tag to the right shoulder, instead of having it at the bottom in one of the corners. This last tag is also a stitched fabric patch.

Nothing major to point out at the fabric, it’s nice and comfortable.

For the most part I get retros in XL, as is this one. I want a more oversize fit like they were in the 90s, so I always recommend to size up at least once. For the closest to the 90s fit, go even 2 sizes up for this kit.

The neckline is great, and the knit polyester collar is massive, but true to the original. Reminds me of the massive collars you would see in clothes from the 70s.

This was exactly 13 days from its order to its delivery. I made the order on speiv’s new website on May 1st, and they sent me the quality control pictures on the 4th. Delivery happened on the 13th to Europe.