Show your colours by getting a retro Milan, Inter or Juventus shirt from 3Retro with 10% off by using Football Italia’s exclusive discount code.
Enter Italia10 at checkout to get 10% off – and orders in the UK of more than £60 also qualify for free delivery. Classic Milan, Inter and Juventus shirts are available, including replicas of the shirts worn in some of the greatest matches in the clubs’ respective histories.
Juventus, Milan and Inter all lifted domestic and European trophies while wearing some of the shirts in the 3Retro selection, closely associating them with famous nights at Wembley, Vienna’s Ernst Happel Stadium and two classic Juve wins – one in Dortmund and one in Turin.
The full range of 3Retro’s Serie A shirts can be seen below – click the image to go to the 3Retro site.
Away from Serie A, 3Retro also stock classic shirts from English football, including England national team shirts and iconic shirts from Premier League clubs Arsenal, Chelsea, Everton, Liverpool, Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur, among others. There are also Barcelona, Scottish Premier League and Bundesliga club replicas available.
With the football season across Europe entering its final months – and the World Cup on the horizon at the end of the year – it’s an ideal time to grab a bargain deal on retro football shirts. Indeed, Serie A is in the midst of a title race with the Milan clubs vying neck-and-neck for the Scudetto and while Napoli will have their say too, one of the Rossoneri or the Nerazzurri are likely to have the title-winners’ shield on their shirts in 2022-23.
3Retro are also currently running an offer on Juve shirts, with 30% off. Note that Football Italia’s 10% discount code can’t be used in conjunction with other offers.
Oh my! That’s the closest one can get to an actual O by looking at football kits!
A nostalgic, big-O too.
I re-got Samp home + Batigol Fiorentina not long ago. I always had a liking for the Misura + Fiorucci white Inter one’s. And I feel all the AC Milan kits from that time were iconic. Even a Milan bracelet got a lot of attention back in the day. I used to have the Juve one. My Dad used to call it Dan-One!