Inter’s 1982-83 shirt in black and blue, from the season Altobelli scored fifteen and Collovati crossed the city from Milan. Cotton-acrylic knit the way they actually made them, gift box included. The kind of shirt that looks better with a wool overcoat than with shorts, which is the point of Milanese football.
Send Footy Buckets the kit at the back of your wardrobe, the one you can’t wear but could never bin, and they cut and stitch it into a one-of-one bucket hat. It’s a far better afterlife for a beloved shirt than a coat hanger, and nobody on the terrace will have the same one. If you have two shirts and no restraint, there’s a reversible version too.