2001/02 PSG Home Shirt
Retro references
Ligue 1 + jersey / An independent shirt journal
Ligue 1.
In every thread.
The league through its shirts. From Paris to Marseille, Lyon to Lens: explore the colours, design details and memories that make French club football your own.
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visual references
13 clubs. Countless perspectives.
Paris. Marseille. Lyon. And beyond.PSG2001/02 ↗
Marseille1998/99 ↗
Olympique Lyonnais2008/09 ↗
LIGUE 1 / SHIRT CULTURELIJERSEY / INDEPENDENT
PSG2001/02 ↗Marseille1998/99 ↗Olympique Lyonnais2008/09 ↗LIGUE 1 / SHIRT CULTURELIJERSEY / INDEPENDENTLigue 1 is the starting point01 / Find your club02 / Shirt studies03 / Retro references04 / Collections05 / Stories & design
01 / Ligue 1 club culture
Find your colours.
Start with a club. Follow its shirts across the seasons.
02 / Four clubs, four identities
Different colours. Same obsession.
Paris, Marseille, Lyon and Lens: four ways to look at the shirt.
1998/99 Marseille Home Shirt
Retro references
2008/09 Olympique Lyonnais Away Shirt
Retro references
RC Lens Home Shirt 2023/24
Shirt & kit studies
03 / Ligue 1 across the seasons
Old shirts.
Lasting identities.
Explore earlier French club designs, from distinctive collars to familiar stripes. Compare what changed and what each club kept.
Visit the retro collection
04 / More ways to explore
Follow a different thread.
An era, a silhouette, a detail. Find your own starting point.
0123 references
Retro references
Earlier seasons, lasting colour combinations and the details that invite a second look.
0294 references
Shirt & kit studies
Home, away and alternative designs, including the pieces that bring a full kit together.
0333 references
Training & layers
Warm-up shirts, training sets and layers with their own expression of club identity.
0423 references
The finishing details
Shorts, socks and separates: the quieter pieces that complete a kit.
05 / The Ligue 1 shirt journal
Beyond the badge.
Design notes, archive guides and the shirt stories people share.
Reading a shirt beyond the badge
A way to look at colour, proportion and finishing details before the familiar club identity takes over.
Read the noteHome, away, third: reading the archive labels
How the archive uses familiar kit labels to organise references without making claims about a physical shirt’s provenance.
Read the noteA good shirt story starts with a detail
You do not need a rare collection to have something worth sharing. Start with what you remember, and be precise about what you know.
Read the note