Eyüpspor 2022-23 Home Shirt - Diadora - BNWT

Eyüpspor 2022-23 Home Shirt - Diadora - BNWT

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Eyüpspor 2022-23 Home Shirt - Diadora - BNWT
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Eyüpspor 2022-23 Home Shirt - Diadora - BNWT

Eyüpspor 2022-23 home shirt by Diadora - straight from Turkey's TFF 1. Lig. Red and burgundy vertical stripes, Diadora on the chest and sleeves, big HDI Sigorta sponsor and Eyüpspor 1919 crest. BNWT with tags still attached. Proper lower-league Turkish shirt you will never see at 5-a-side in Australia.

Eyüpspor were pushing hard for Super Lig promotion that season, with names like Umut Bulut, Ahmed Ildiz, Pa Dibba and Alpaslan Ozturk in the squad. This is the definition of Outside the Box - Istanbul club, Italian maker, bold sponsor.

Brand new, never worn, plain back. Ideal for groundhoppers, Turkish football fans or collectors who want something genuinely obscure.

Part of our Outside the Box collection, this is a one-off authentic football shirt selected for fans who want something unique, collectible and a little less obvious.

Condition: Pristine / As New 10/10

Flaws: None noted - BNWT

$75.99
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Quality & Condition

Authentic vintage. Not factory fresh — and that’s the point. Our shirts have lived a life. Depending on age, you may notice minor signs of wear (light bobbling, tiny pulls, faint marks). We grade hard and only ship shirts we’d proudly wear. Anything with major flaws (large stains, holes, heavy cracking) doesn’t make the cut.

If we ever miss something significant, we’ll make it right.

Shipping (Australia First)

We ship from Australia.

  • Free standard shipping Australia-wide
  • Tracked delivery on every order
  • Dispatched within 1–2 business days

Each shirt is carefully packed in our signature box for a proper unboxing experience.

Returns & Exchanges

We want you to love your shirt. If there’s a major issue we’ve missed, contact us within 7 days of delivery and we’ll sort it out.

Because these are vintage and mystery-based, minor signs of wear aren’t considered faults, but we’re always fair and reasonable if something’s not right.

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