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Olive green and white in geometric jacquard, an old style lace-up collar and no sportswear brand in sight: only the crest of a ball wrapped in leaves and, on the chest, NDM Costruzioni of Montemurlo, the local builder that sustained the team, as was the rule in Italian women's football of the era. On the back, a black nameless 13, the number of an anonymous athlete from the highest period in the club's history, the years of the 1994/95 scudetto and the pioneering Coppa Italia. This is Italian women's football from the 1990s, a chapter that left almost no trace in shirt collections, preserved here in polyester.

Here at Hoopster, this anonymous 13 is worth a whole title: the textile memory of champions of Italy whom history nearly forgot.