Some jerseys stand the test of time, celebrated in archives, photographs, and cherished by generations of fans. AC Milan proudly embraces its storied past with two exciting new vintage-themed collections, beautifully bridging the past and present, as well as memory and style. Every piece tells the rich story of the stadium. It radiates elegance, from historic dugouts to the vibrant streets of Milan. This is a wonderful opportunity to rediscover the symbols and details that define the greatness of the Club.
This is a journey through the identity of the Rossoneri, blending heritage with contemporary style. It revisits the sporting craftsmanship of the 1960s, recalling the iconic black jersey worn by Fabio Cudicini and the kit worn by the team that triumphed under the leadership of Paròn Nereo Rocco. This project tells the story of the Club's legacy through timeless details, classic colours, and symbols that have contributed to making AC Milan a legend.
The 1967/68 Goalkeeper Kit knit, inspired by Cudicini's jersey, reinterprets the legend of the "Black Spider" with a timeless knit sweater. Its soft, solid black yarn highlights the tricolour badge on the chest; modern fit and fabric meet the sober lines of the era and the essential charm of an entire epoch. A piece designed for those who live and breathe the Rossoneri spirit every day - in the stands and in the streets - carrying the memory of a team that wrote unforgettable chapters of football history. The sweater also includes a special hangtag dedicated to Fabio Cudicini, historically known as the "Black Spider," paying tribute to his pivotal role during the victorious 1967/68 season.
The '60s Collection pays homage to Nereo Rocco's AC Milan training kit. The embroidered "MILAN" lettering on the black background is more than decoration - it's a true symbol of belonging. The line includes a short-zip sweatshirt, a full-zip sweatshirt, a polo shirt, trousers, a leather duffel bag, and a cap created in collaboration with New Era. This is an ideal choice for those who value both everyday fashion and classic sports tradition.
Alongside the latest arrivals, the Retro Collection carries on strong - featuring some of the most iconic shirts in the Club's history: home, away, third, and fourth kits inspired by different eras. Each model faithfully reproduces the colours, patterns, and fonts that defined decades of football and pop culture, turning them into true collector's items.
From the kits of the first European Cup in 1962/63, to the kits of the Dutch trio Rijkaard, Gullit and Van Basten in 1988/89, to the shirts of our League and Champions League double in the 1993/94 season, the Scudetto of 1995/96, and the 2000 Centennial celebration season.
Each one reflects an emotional anthology: from the vertical red-and-black stripes to the elegance of the all-white "final" kits, and the yellow and blue interpretations of the third and fourth jerseys that marked memorable seasons. An invitation to build your own vintage Rossoneri wardrobe.
Valerio Rocchetti, AC Milan's E-commerce, Retail & Licensing Director, commented: "Every shirt tells a story, capable of evoking memories and emotions that have inspired Rossoneri fans - and beyond - for years. With these collections, we want to revive the feelings that have made our Club great, combining the charm of tradition with contemporary elegance. It's a tribute to fans of every generation, to all who see our colours as a timeless symbol of belonging."
For the occasion, the Bottega del Diavolo on Via Dante in Milan wraps itself in vintage charm, offering visitors an immersive journey through the jerseys that have written Rossoneri history. Starting today, thanks to the support of Classic Football Shirts, the space will showcase the authentic jerseys that inspired the Retro Collection. At the same time, the new 1967/68 Goalkeeper Kit knit and the 60s Collection will be on display. The store's setup - featuring historic panels and original shirts - delivers an immersive experience that blends product, storytelling, and Club identity, bringing new life to the physical store.
Source: AC Milan on their official website
