The Viola history in the streets of Florence

Florence is a city with a rich tradition, deeply rooted in the Renaissance and in Italian history, and its identity has spilled over into the lily team, which has brought the purple flag of the Tuscan capital into great soccer. Fiorentina, therefore, has an important responsibility towards its fans and fellow citizens, being the only professional team at a high level, a rarity for such a large and important city. And this pride is easily seen in the uniforms worn by the Viola during its history, many of which have become true symbols of the city.

Like the jersey made for the 1984/85 season by Ennerre, famous for the fleur-de-lis wanted by the Pontiello family and the deep V-shaped collar. After being mentioned several times in various jerseys proposed in the latest kits created by Kappa, finally returns in its glory through the initiative of Classic Soccer Jerseys, which has chosen to pay homage to the purple team with an editorial in the streets of the city. The shots depict the first and second jersey as well as the track jacket of the 1984/85 season in their natural environment, paying homage to the architecture and history of Florence.