Description

Chelsea Home Jersey 2011-2012 Long Sleeve

Chelsea's retro vintage home shirt for the 2011-2012 season, with its long sleeves, is a legendary design, a symbol of a historic season for the London club. Designed by Adidas, it was worn during the iconic Champions League victory against Bayern Munich, marking one of the greatest moments in the Blues' history. Its classic royal blue design, combined with tonal horizontal stripes, embodies the elegance and power of that golden generation.

Design and style

• Main color: royal blue with tone-on-tone horizontal stripes
• Collar: white round neck with clean lines
• Adidas logo embroidered in white on the right chest
• Chelsea FC crest embroidered over the heart
• Samsung sponsor logo printed in white in the center of the torso
• Special inscription “Final Munich 2012” embroidered on the chest
• Three white Adidas stripes on the shoulders and sleeves
• Long sleeves with white panels and elasticated cuffs
• ClimaCool technical fabric for optimal ventilation

History and heritage

This jersey is inextricably linked to the historic evening of May 19, 2012, when Chelsea won their first Champions League title against Bayern Munich. Didier Drogba, the hero of the final, delivered this long-awaited triumph to the Blues' supporters. This long-sleeved jersey remains a powerful symbol of determination, courage, and European glory, paying tribute to a team that has become legendary.

Details and advice

• Breathable and lightweight ClimaCool technical polyester
• Embroidered logos for a durable finish
• Cold washing is recommended to preserve colors and markings
• Collector's item commemorating the club's greatest victory

Further information

• Season: 2011-2012
• Team: Chelsea FC
• Type: Long-sleeved home jersey
• Equipment supplier: Adidas
• Sponsor: Samsung
• Collar: white round
• Crest: embroidered with the club's modern logo
• Distinctive detail: “Final Munich 2012” inscription and tone-on-tone horizontal stripes
• Material: breathable ClimaCool polyester

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