Puerto Real Club de Fútbol 2008/12 Home Shirt

Andalusian teamwear with a playing life: Italy's Mass dressed Puerto Real in green hoops that fade into gradients with yellow accents on the shoulders, and this example carries a number 22 on the back almost erased by the washes, the scar of full seasons served. The dating solves itself by logic: Mass has only existed since 2005, the Dhul logo stopped being used in 2014 and the cut points to the turn of the 2000s into the 2010s.

Dhul on the chest is a portrait of an era: the Granada flan brand then belonged to the Ruiz-Mateos family's Nueva Rumasa, a Cádiz dynasty that in those years spread its labels across Spanish football. On a verdiblanco club from the Bay of Cádiz, between shipyards and the Tercera, pudding and hoops made a pair.

Here at Hoopster, this is the archive's deep Andalusia: a shirt nobody kept with ceremony, and for that very reason it tells the whole truth.