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This shirt can be considered the 4th away kit for Juventus. But what makes this shirt so special in its kind is that it comes from the digital world. EA Sports (Electronic Arts inc. – the American video game company headquartered in Redwood City) , like it happened last year for “FIFA 18”, revealed special edition in game shirts for four clubs including Juventus, Real Madrid, Manchester United and Bayern Munich, to be purchased by their “FIFA 19” players. But this time Adidas have actually manufactured them in real life and released them to market in a very limited number. The 2019 Adidas x EA Sports kits take the 2018 ‘Digital 4th Kit’ concepts and added a even crazier twist to them. It’s like the most outrageous Instagram concepts have come to live. And better yet, where in 2018 kits were only available inside FIFA, in 2019 they were available in stores. Rumors say that teams will never wear this style of shirts during the season. Some say they will. Just wait.
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This is a Limited Edition shirt released by Adidas as part of the ICON capsule collection 2018/2019. This shirt represents the team’s jersey from the 50’s and 60’s and it was released in a low number of 1000 shirts sold online in the team’s shop and sold out within few minutes. The shirt comes in a special ICON box.
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This is the Palace Limited Edition shirt that was released on November 8th 2019 as an exclusive partnership between Juventus, Adidas and the skateboarding brand Palace. Originally announced in the late spring of 2019, the Palace x Juventus collaboration was initially expected to be released over the summer as teams began to debut their kits. With this collaboration released and sold out via Palace, Adidas, and Juventus, it’s right to explore the interesting partnership forming between streetwear and soccer (aka “football” to everyone else). Unlike soccer, it makes total sense that skateboarding is the sport most associated with streetwear when you consider its origins. Supreme started as a traditional skate shop and as for Palace, Skateboarding is literally in the name. The community surrounding skateboarding is easy to rally around, and skate teams, the kind that spawn brands, are looked at in awe by spectators enamored with what is essentially a low-level local celebrity in their eyes. The London skate label have linked up with the Three Stripes to embellish the predominantly white training apparel with neon green splashes and statement logo placements on the back. The tracksuits take on a throwback feel, a look we tipped to be a new trend for 2020. The home kit has been modified with those neon hits on the Juventus crests, sleeves, names & numbers and adidas x Palace logo, while a distorted graphic interrupts the stripes on the jersey and socks. The full collection includes a black colourway of the training apparel as well as co-branded scarves, hats and lifestyle pieces in the coming days (stay tuned for official drop date). The Palace x adidas link up is a significant step for the Three Stripes in terms of transitioning the brand into lifestyle circles while competing with the success Nike have had with the Jordan x PSG collab. Palace and adidas are long-time collaborative partners having linked up for football styled collections in the past, as well as a successful Wimbledon tennis collection last summer, but now they’ve become the first skateboard brand to stake their claim in the world of professional football. By designing and co-branding an official jersey, PALACE have created a collection of apparel that pays tribute to some classic Juventus releases, combining retro sportswear silhouettes from the Adidas archive with motifs and colours synonymous with the Turin club. This Palace shirt was worn by the Team in the home game against Genoa on October 30th 2019 and as stated before it was sold in the Juventus, Adidas and Palace web shop starting November 8th. Only the ones sold in the team’s shop came with the Scudetto badge on chest and with the special box that make another great addition to every “Vecchia Signora” collections around the globe.
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This is a 2022/2023 F.C.Juventus “Yin Yang” special limited edition shirt released by the Mexican fashion label “Liberal Youth Ministry”. This is the shirt released from the Juventus 2022/2023 collection. Since it was established in 2016, Liberal Youth Ministry has experienced some pivotal moments of change and growth. The Mexican fashion brand, created by Guadalajara-native Antonio Zaragoza, became an instant sensation for its rebellious punk-informed collections which mixed everything from Aztec influences to ’80s and ’90s pop culture, and soon became a staple for the forward-thinking and fashion-conscious shoppers of Dover Street Market. But despite the brand’s success, Zaragoza and LYM found themselves affected by the ever-changing impact that Covid-19 has had on our sartorial choices, purposes, and desires, which has made us contemplate our comfort while maintaining the aspects of fashion that help us show our personalities. Zaragoza wanted to mirror this new world order: “I wanted this collection to be very simple. My past work has been very embellished, and I think the biggest principle of the brand stems from rebellion, the feeling of ecstasy, and, in a way, antisocial behaviors.”
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This is a 2022/2023 F.C.Juventus “Distressed” special limited edition shirt released by the Mexican fashion label “Liberal Youth Ministry”. This is not a player’s shirt but it is a very limited shirt that was exclusively sold in the US during the Juventus “On the Road” American tour 2022. In particular the whole “Liberal Youth Ministry” X Juventus collection was exclusively sold in the “Dover Street Market” stores in Los Angeles and New York, and it was sold out within few minutes. The “Dover Street Market” in Los Angeles also organized a special collection’s launch event attended by some Juventus F.C. players including Pogba, Vlahovic and Locatelli. “Liberal Youth Ministry” reworked the Juventus F.C. 22-23 away shirt, with various different versions produced as a result as visible below.
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Summer friendlies are becoming a way to set up and showcase collaborations with brands from all corners for the world, and after the jersey made by Paris Saint-Germain in Japan with local artist VERDY. In the summer of 2022 it was the turn of Juventus, which during its stop in California showed off its jersey with Mexican brand Liberal Youth Ministry. After anticipating it through the brand and club’s social channels, the Bianconeri wore the jerseys made by designer Antonio Zaragoza at the Dover Street Market store in Los Angeles.
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The capsule consists of six jerseys, all inspired by the away version presented last week, with five of them featuring a distressed effect revealing a hoodie underneath in some cases and brightly colored jerseys in others. In addition, Paul Pogba showed up in an even different jersey, covered in rhinestones drawing a purple and orange checkered pattern. However, not all the jerseys shown were for sale and were not worn by the Juventus team during the friendly against Chivas, unlike what Paris Saint-Germain did.
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The style with an hoodie underneath the Juventus shirt was available in black and pink like the one above. This garment was the most expensive one with a retail price of $350. The whole collection went sold out within few minutes online and within few hours at the stores in Los Angeles and New York which make the whole collection a pure gem for collectors.
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This is a 2023/2024 F.C.Juventus “032C” special limited edition shirt released in collaboration with German fashion brand 032c and is part of a capsule collection. This capsule collection was released in Los Angeles on July 25th at “Terminal 27”, during the team 2023 US summer tour with some Juventus’s players that attended the event. The “o32C” special edition home shirt is a reworking of the standard Adidas home shirt, with a large flame graphic across the bottom of the shirt on both the front and back, and smaller flames on the ends of the sleeves. On the back of the 032c Juventus FC 2023-24 special edition home shirt, an 032c logo is placed between a broken chain link graphic and the Juventus slogan “Fino alla fine” (until the end). Additional red 032c logo patches are found on the sleeves. The shirt was sold exclusively at “Terminal 27” during the event and on the team web shop and it was sold out within few hours. The shirt has been delivered with the usual squared black package like it happened during the past few years.
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This is a special limited edition “Kojiro Hyuga” t-shirt released by Adidas to pay tribute to Kojiro Hyuga, the star of the comic series Captain Tsubasa, known in the Western world as Mark Lenders. Kojiro Hyuga is one of the stars of Captain Tsubasa, which featured on Italian TV screens for the first time in the summer of 1986, inspired by one of the most popular mangas of all time and the brainchild of Yoichi Takahashi. The character has stuck in the memory of generations of fans thanks to his extraordinary talent, unwavering determination and iconic Tiger Shot. The t-shirt has a central print of the Kanji logo, as a tribute to the retro aesthetic of “Captain Tsubasa”. On the back, a visual featuring Kojiro Hyuga overlapped with the player’s surname and number. The t-shirt is inspired by the star of the comic series Captain Tsubasa – Kojiro Hyuga (known in the Western world as Mark Lenders). The shirt was released in two different colors, black and white. These t-shirts were sold exclusively online in the team’s shop and they were sold out within few minutes.
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This is a 2024/2025 Juventus X “le PÉRE” Limited Edition shirt released by Adidas in February 2024. The Juventus Adidas 24/25 Home Jersey reimagines tradition with le PÈRE’s bold, contemporary vision. The iconic black-and-white stripes take on a dynamic graphic design, merging Juventus’ heritage with the New York brand’s distinctive aesthetic. The three stars are transformed into striking, energetic elements that add a youthful edge to the design, while the number 90 on the back pays tribute to both the 90 minutes of play and le PÈRE’s origins at 90 Orchard Street, New York. The shirt is a part of the Juventus X “le PÉRE” collection that also includes a baseball hat and a scarf. This shirt was sold in the Team’s online shop and on the “le PÉRE” online shop.
