Arsenal 2004/05 Away
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A distinctive away shirt from the final Highbury years. Bold navy and gold stripes symbolize one of Arsenal's most celebrated eras.
Product Details Club: Arsenal FC Season: 2004/05 Kit Type: Away Jersey Player Version: Thierry Henry #14 Brand: Nike Material: 100% Premium Polyester Fabric Type: Lightweight Dri-FIT Performance Knit Fit: Regular Fit Collar: V-Neck Collar Sleeves: Short Sleeves Color: Navy Blue / Gold Pattern: Classic Horizontal Stripe Design Badge: Embroidered Arsenal Club Crest Logo: Embroidered Nike Swoosh Sponsor: O2 Heat-Pressed Sponsor Name & Number: Henry 14 Heat-Pressed Print Breathability: Moisture-Wicking Fabric Stretch: Moderate Four-Way Stretch Occasion: Match Day, Casual Wear, Football Collection Collection: Heritage Archive Collection Care Instructions: Machine wash cold. Wash inside out. Do not bleach. Hang dry. Cool iron on reverse if needed. Country of Manufacture: Imported Package Includes: 1 × Arsenal 2004/05 Away Jersey Features Inspired by Arsenal's iconic 2004/05 away kit. Premium moisture-wicking polyester construction. Lightweight and breathable for everyday comfort. Embroidered Arsenal crest and Nike logo. Classic O2 sponsor and Thierry Henry #14 detailing. Soft athletic fit with durable stitched finishing. Perfect for football collectors, Arsenal supporters, and vintage kit enthusiasts. A timeless archive piece celebrating one of Arsenal's most memorable eras.
USER_082 // OCT_12_2024
'The preservation of this specimen is unparalleled. Deadstock condition is a myth until you hold this.'
ARCHIVIST_PK // SEP_28_2024
'Sublimated crest detailing is crisp. Near-perfect example of 94 Umbro engineering.'
Q: IS THIS AN AUTHENTIC VINTAGE ITEM?
A: Yes, all items in the archive are authenticated 100% original vintage releases from the stated era.
Q: HOW IS THE CONDITION GRADED?
A: We use a strict 10-point scale. This item is 9.5/10 (Deadstock with original tags).
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