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1990/91 REAL MADRID HOME SHIRT

Name: 1990/91 REAL MADRID HOME SHIRT
Brand: Otaysa
SKU: 6341
Availability: InStock

৳ 1,250

Real Madrid 1990-91 Home Kit features the club’s signature crisp white base, combined with distinct purple / lilac accent trim along the collar line and sleeve cuffs.

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Description

The Hummel Real Madrid 1990-91 Home Kit features the club’s signature crisp white base, combined with distinct purple / lilac accent trim along the collar line and sleeve cuffs. It is widely recognized by vintage collectors for its prominent, geometric sleeve details and iconic retro sponsorship.

Core Design Elements

- The Base Fabric: Styled in an all-white knit material featuring a subtle, glossy shadow pattern embedded within the fabric.
- Shoulder Details: Adorned with a continuous line of Hummel’s iconic purple chevrons cascading downward from the neck to the sleeve edges.
- Neckline & Cuffs: Utilizes an overlapping V-neck collar and thick elasticated sleeve cuffs, both finished with contrasting purple horizontal pinstripes.
- Sponsorship: The central chest display features the printed black text of the Spanish car dealer group “OTAYSA”, which served as the primary shirt sponsor during this campaign.
- Club Crest: The classic club badge sits on the left side of the chest, paired with a small embroidered Hummel text-and-bee logo on the right.

Historical Context & Squad

This jersey was worn during a transitional era at the Estadio Santiago Bernabéu. Club legend Alfredo Di Stéfano took over managerial duties mid-season from John Toshack. The star-studded roster that wore this specific uniform included iconic players like Hugo Sánchez, Emilio Butragueño, Míchel, and Fernando Hierro.

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