Inter Jerseys

[armin_z]

Just compared it to mine. Looks pretty good. On your pics the blue might be a little lighter, but that is probably due to the lighting. I'd say its genuine

Thanks man for checking it out. Yeah the blue is a little bit lighter in the pictures.

 

[Eddie]

Hello guys, sorry for the off topic, but I need your help. I bought an used Inter home shirt from 2010/11, and the guy who sold it to me said that it is genuine, but I would like if someone who already owns one can compare it and confirm that it is a genuine one or fake. It looks very good to me and I think that it is genuine. Images of my shirt are in the google album that you can visit on the url bellow. Appreciate your help

https://photos.app.goo.gl/192QR612nxvUW5TUA

Mmmmm it might be fake. Blue is lighter than mine. The dri fit on mine got Grey after the first wash. The Nike check goes a little longer on yours too. Also in the inside where the circle with the size is at is too close to that circled line compared to mine. I can tell that the lines are a little different too. Turn yours inside out and check where the badge is at and it should say nerazzurri and it should have a little heavy rubber texture to it.

 

[K.I.]

Good call on the Nike sign, the badge does say Nerazzuri in the pics but the heavy rubber he will be able to tell. Its prob a very good quality fake. Not sure though. Also the Scudetto bade that year was above the Nike logo, but that also depends on if it was already applied or if the buyer applied it himself.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Inter-Mila...f527:g:fYwAAOSwfHFbkA~r&LH_ItemCondition=1000

 

[Howl]

Good call on the Nike sign, the badge does say Nerazzuri in the pics but the heavy rubber he will be able to tell. Its prob a very good quality fake. Not sure though. Also the Scudetto bade that year was above the Nike logo, but that also depends on if it was already applied or if the buyer applied it himself.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Inter-Mila...f527:g:fYwAAOSwfHFbkA~r&LH_ItemCondition=1000

The scudetto patch placement is dependant on wether the club world cup badge is on the kit, because that occupied the middle spot.

Hard to tell without them being side by side, because fakes have become so good within the last 10 years you cant tell the difference... until after a few washes then the numbers crack or peel off

 

[Universe]

my 2010/11 shirt definitely arrived with all three of the scudetto, coppa italia and CL patches already applied by the Inter store. Whereas I remember my 2006/07 and 07/08 shirts arriving with the scudetto patch in a separate little package. I don't recall having the option to ask for the patches to be applied by the shop or not applied

 

[armin_z]

Thank you for looking at your jerseys.

As for the nike logo, I don't think that it is longer but it goes into the black stripe, something I found out that it is not the same on all jerseys. Look at this image from Cambiasso, the Nike logo goes into the black stripe too

https://www.inter.it/img/131839-900.jpg

But on Zanettis it is well placed
https://www.inter.it/img/131838-900.jpg


The inside of the badge has indeed rubber texture with nerazzuri word. The blue does look a little lighter in the pictures,but it is not like that in real life

The world cup patch is missing because I believe this jersey was bought before we won that cup, that is why the scudetto patch is in the middle

 

[zodd]

I wanted to see the 3rd kit irl before judging it, well, I liked it so much that I bought one

 

[nurko]

I wanted to see the 3rd kit irl before judging it, well, I liked it so much that I bought one

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I have to say that after hating the 3rd kit, seeing it during a match completely changed my mind.

 

[Il Drago]

LEAKED: Revolutionary - Inter Milan 19-20 Home Kit to Feature Diagonal Stripes?

It looks as if Nike's Inter Milan 19-20 home kit will introduce a totally new and unusual look for the club: diagonal stripes. At the moment it's not 100% confirmed, but it's very likely that the Inter 2019-2020 home jersey will bring this new look. It's slated for release in April / May 2019.

This news follows the revelation that Barcelona will ditch their stripes for a Croatia-esque checker design next season.

Inter 19-20 Home Kit

This image shows the base design and colors of the Nike Inter Milan 2019-20 home shirt.

Besides the diagonal striping, Inter's 2019-2020 jersey is set to feature a lighter shade of blue, which is also expected to be the dominant color of the whole shirt after several seasons of predominantly black Inter Milan shirts.

White will be used for the Nike and Pirelli logos on the front of the Inter 19-20 shirt.

Template-wise, while also not confirmed yet, it looks as if Nike will rely on a largely similar template next season. The brand's trademark raglan cut is basically confirmed to stay, thanks to the Barcelona leaks. Stay tuned for more details on that front as we receive them.

The socks of the Inter Milan 2019-2020 kit will be blue, with socks expected to be black.

https://www.footyheadlines.com/2018/10/inter-milan-19-20-home-kit.html

 

[dax21]

Old thing good. New thing bad.

 

[Wobblz]

Nike - just don't.

 

[Materazzi_23]

So the third kit is sold out for 2/3 weeks now, is it common they wait so long to restock it? I wanted to buy it before the CL started but i guess i should wait till the derby when i'm in Milano to buy it.

About the shirt for coming season, f*ck no. Why do all these marketing shitheads feel it's alright to rape the shirts of some of the biggest clubs in the world, and for what? Nothing is holy anymore in this age of modern football.

 

[JJM]

i kind of like it

 

[Delicate]

Why so much fuming? The jersey looks awesome.

 

[dax21]

It's the Nike template, you can't polish a turd. The separation of sleeves and front/back side to give a layered look but in a bad way just makes it look like a cyclist jersey no matter what design you put onto it. And the lack of any sort of collar or at least a shirt-like outline also looks bad.

 

[Shark]

Looks like they fed the shirt into the stripe-printing machine in an angle by mistake.

I like the blue sleeves. A welcome change from the black ones we've had for a while now.

 

[Wobblz]

I hate it because there's no concept to speak about whatsoever. It's lazy and "interesting" just for being different

There's a certain boundary that can't be crossed just like that. I mean, I myself made a design without stripes, but a gradient in the past. In my defense I had a concept behind that. Also, I didn't use stripes, but I didn't fuck with the stripes either. If you're concept is to just fuck with the stripes then it's no fucking concept at all, is it?

We can have red stripes, that would be "different" and "interesting", or black and white ones? Why not?

 

[Kramerica Industries]

I hate it because there's no concept to speak about whatsoever. It's lazy and "interesting" just for being different

There's a certain boundary that can't be crossed just like that. I mean, I myself made a design without stripes, but a gradient in the past. In my defense I had a concept behind that. Also, I didn't use stripes, but I didn't fuck with the stripes either. If you're concept is to just fuck with the stripes then it's no fucking concept at all, is it?

We can have red stripes, that would be "different" and "interesting", or black and white ones? Why not?

I'm not speaking for or against the proposed kit above, but I have to ask -- you talk about the one above not having any "concept" behind it, as your rationale for not liking it. But what kind of "concept" are we looking for here? We know the basics of what an Inter kit is supposed to look like - black and blue vertical stripes - but given that the stripes are sacrosanct, as they should be, what can we do to make each kit unique on a year-to-year basis? The only things that come to mind are adjustments to the collar, adjustments to the stripe width or patterning, the shade of blue that gets used (though this one I don't understand at all; sometimes it's a light blue and sometimes it's damn near navy blue and becomes a muddled mess; see the kit from Zanetti's last season), but even after all of those are taken into consideration, there's only so many unique looks you can give a kit with the requirements an Inter one has.

And when we have a kit like this year, and I'm not criticizing anyone who feels this way, but it has that snake-skin gradient on the bottom, and people bitch about that as well. Understood; it's not a traditional element and it really doesn't have much of an effect when viewed from any kind of distance. But what concepts can be applied to make an Inter kit unique while still maintaining it's traditions?

It was very much untraditional but I will always be an unabashed fan of the kit from the 2014-'15 season, but I'm biased; black is my favorite color and that is the most black-dominant home kit this club will ever wear. And I hated the kit from last season not just because of the barcode stripes but because there was so little black overall on that kit; definitely more blue than black.

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I'll just add this much - we have the same kit supplier as Barca, right? Barca also traditionally wears vertical stripes, but I'll just throw a word of warning that Barca's home kit in 2015-'16 was done with horizontal striping rather than vertical striping. So don't be surprised if, somewhere down the road, we see the Nerazzuri stripes given a 270 degree turn one of these years.

 

[Wobblz]

Well, there are people whose job is to come up with design ideas. The whole beauty of designing is that you work within tight constraints, meaning you have to be really inventive, as you simply can't change some things. This is the difference between art and design.

Just Google Inter concept kits and you'll find plenty of concepts that are sufficiently different and interesting, without just straight tilting the stripes and calling it a day. You can play with the snake, you can play with Milano stuff - the Duomo, Cross, the marble and satellite stuff from our current 3rd kit, etc. I played with the "il nero e l'azzurro sullo sfondo d'oro delle stelle" foundation thingy. There's plenty of things that make our club unique.

In any case, if you're so desperate to come up with something "unique" and striking - sure, fuck with the stripes, just don't do it for the official jerseys. Try it on training ones or some other merch.

 

[zodd]

So the third kit is sold out for 2/3 weeks now, is it common they wait so long to restock it? I wanted to buy it before the CL started but i guess i should wait till the derby when i'm in Milano to buy it.

Not sure about restock, however, a week ago when I was in Milano one of the Inter Store staff member advised me to look for the 3rd kit in the Nike shop near Duomo too, and indeed there was quite a few of them in different sizes, so got mine from there. Maybe worth a look, it was only 5 days ago