Nigeria Home Shirt 1996 Reissue
1996 · Nigeria · Matchday Supporter Edition
Step into matchday spirit with the Nigeria Home Shirt 1996 Reissue. Designed as part of our Matchday Supporter Edition collection, it combines classic football aesthetics with modern performance fabric for all-day comfort.
Breathable Mesh
Performance poly-mesh weave for maximum airflow during intense moments
Detailed Finish
Crisp woven crest and precision numbering built to last season after season
Tailored Fan Fit
Ergonomic unisex cut designed for matchdays, training, or casual streetwear
Technical Specifications
| Team / Style | Nigeria - Home Style |
| Season / Era | 1996 - Matchday Supporter Edition |
| Material Composition | 100% Performance Breathable Polyester |
| Fitting Profile | Standard Unisex Fan Fit (size up for relaxed layering) |
| Garment Care | Machine wash cold (30C max), inside out, line dry. Do not tumble dry, dry clean, or iron prints. |
📏Sizing & Care Advice
Sizing Tip
This item runs true to standard fan fit. If you prefer a relaxed oversized look or plan to wear layers underneath, we recommend selecting one size up from your usual.
Care Instructions
Always wash inside out in cold water. Avoid fabric softeners and bleach. Line dry in shade to preserve print vibrancy and fabric integrity.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the return or exchange policy if the Nigeria Home Shirt 1996 Reissue does not fit properly?
We offer hassle-free size exchanges. Simply keep the item unworn with original tags attached.
What is the best way to wash and preserve the printing and detailing on the Nigeria Home Shirt 1996 Reissue?
To protect the heat-applied numbers, nameplate, and crest detailing on your Nigeria Home Shirt 1996 Reissue, always turn it inside out before washing. Machine wash in cold water (max 30C/86F) on a gentle cycle, do not use fabric softeners, and line dry naturally.
What is the sleeve cut design on the Nigeria Home Shirt 1996 Reissue?
It features an athletic design tailored to allow full shoulder rotation without pulling the hem upward.
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