Measure a shirt for an archive: keep the method with the numbers
Record width, length and sleeve measurements consistently so that another collector can understand and repeat your method.
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Observations on shirt design, ways of looking and the experiences people choose to share. A reading room alongside the visual archive.
Record width, length and sleeve measurements consistently so that another collector can understand and repeat your method.
Read the noteA side-by-side method for comparing football shirts while keeping design differences separate from unsupported authenticity claims.
Read the noteCreate comparable archive photographs with a simple shot list, consistent filenames and a clear record of what was photographed.
Read the noteA practical record for a shirt collection: separate visible details, seller claims and evidence you can actually trace.
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A way to look at colour, proportion and finishing details before the familiar club identity takes over.
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How the archive uses familiar kit labels to organise references without making claims about a physical shirt’s provenance.
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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 noteRelated shops
Browse retro football shirts after reading the journal.
Explore the retro football-shirt collection.
Visit shopBrowse retro shirts in Norwegian.
Visit shopLinks open external shops in a new tab. Browse and place orders on the store you choose.
Ligue 1 shirts. Your perspective.
A club colour you remember. A shirt you kept. A detail from the stands. Share your view of Ligue 1 shirt culture.
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