2002 Japan Home #7 Player Issue Nakata (L)
2002 Japan Home #7 Player Issue Nakata (L)
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This shirt is the Player Version and therefore has a Dual Layer (see pictures).
Condition - The shirt is in excellent condition with no noticable wear, and there are no visible flaws such as stains, holes or pulls. It may have been worn only a few times and has been very well-preserved.
*Please check the photos carefully for the shirt condition. Due to age, the shirts may have minor flaws like small stains, loose threads, or pulls.
This shirt is the Player Version and therefore has a Dual Layer (see pictures).
Condition - The shirt is in excellent condition with no noticable wear, and there are no visible flaws such as stains, holes or pulls. It may have been worn only a few times and has been very well-preserved.
*Please check the photos carefully for the shirt condition. Due to age, the shirts may have minor flaws like small stains, loose threads, or pulls.
Your order will be delivered within 1-3 business days within Denmark.
For other countries, please check the approximate delivery time during checkout.
You have a 14-day return policy on your order.
Your order will be delivered within 1-3 business days within Denmark.
For other countries, please check the approximate delivery time during checkout.
You have a 14-day return policy on your order.
Keeping your vintage football shirt in great condition is not easy. We have made the following guide for keeping your shirt in the best possible condition.
You should always hand wash your shirt in cold water, either alone or only with other clothes of similar colors. You should not use bleach or fabric softeners when washing the shirts. If you choose to iron your shirt, make sure to not iron over either the logo or sponsor, nameset etc. as these can be damaged with heating.
We recommend air drying your shirts. Let your shirt dry naturally and avoid using a tumble dryer as it can both damage the logo, sponsor, nameset and shrink the shirt.
Your shirts should never be stored in direct sunlight. Instead store them in a cool, dry place.
Remember these are only tips that will help ensure your shirts remain in great condition, but not a promise that it will stay in great condition forever.
Keeping your vintage football shirt in great condition is not easy. We have made the following guide for keeping your shirt in the best possible condition.
You should always hand wash your shirt in cold water, either alone or only with other clothes of similar colors. You should not use bleach or fabric softeners when washing the shirts. If you choose to iron your shirt, make sure to not iron over either the logo or sponsor, nameset etc. as these can be damaged with heating.
We recommend air drying your shirts. Let your shirt dry naturally and avoid using a tumble dryer as it can both damage the logo, sponsor, nameset and shrink the shirt.
Your shirts should never be stored in direct sunlight. Instead store them in a cool, dry place.
Remember these are only tips that will help ensure your shirts remain in great condition, but not a promise that it will stay in great condition forever.