The 1998-99 season was a triumphant one for AC Milan: with 70 points from 34 games, the team secured the Italian championship in style under coach Alberto Zaccheroni. Led by Oliver Bierhoff with 19 goals and 11 assists, complemented by Leonardo with 12 goals and George Weah with 8 goals, Milan dominated Serie A with a goal difference of +25. A shirt from this season represents an era of dominance in Italian football.
Frequently asked questions
What condition are the shirts in?
Honest condition details, transparent 1-10 grading and high-resolution original photos - so you see exactly what you get.
Our vintage treasures have a history - and sometimes the odd battle scar.
We list every flaw plainly and give a clear score from 1 (to love anyway) to 10 (fresh out of the time machine). How we grade is explained in detail on our condition page.
We take the photos ourselves in the studio, high-resolution and without Photoshop touch-ups - you can see every seam, every thread and every heroically earned stain.
Is the shirt genuine?
Yes. We sell verified originals only - no fakes. We check every shirt by hand before it goes on sale: MPN (where available), material and feel, seams, details.
How does the sizing run?
Vintage shirts vary a lot depending on era and manufacturer - do not rely on the label alone. On every product page you find the chest width in cm (measured flat). Best compare it with a shirt that fits you well.
Can I pick up / try on in store?
Of course - drop by our store in Zurich and take a look at the shirts before buying (trying on included). Opening hours and address are here on the store page. What you see in the online shop is also in the store. During June/July some shirts are also at our pop-up in Zurich main station. Every shirt shows which location it is at.
How do I care for my vintage shirt?
So your shirt lasts - the essentials in short:
Wash inside out, zips closed, 30 °C gentle cycle, detergent for sportswear.
Never tumble dry - air dry. Do not iron (at most carefully with steam).
Soak stains beforehand (mild soap), never chlorine bleach.
Old shirts with brittle print/flock: as rarely as possible, and by hand only.