Former Barça Kit Maker Meyba Releases New FC Barcelona 2020 Retro Kit Collection
May 15, 2020, by Chris
- Meyba's Retro Collection: Meyba, a former FC Barcelona kit maker, has launched a new retro collection for the club, inspired by iconic kits from the 1980s and early 1990s.
- Collection Details: The collection features eight items, including six kits, a warm-up top, and a track jacket, which are recreations of famous kits such as the Cryuff shirt and the 1992 Champions League winning shirt.
- Availability and Pricing: The retro collection items are exclusively available on Meyba's online store, with prices ranging from 50 to 70 Euro.
Meyba, the Barcelona-based brand who had been sponsoring Catalan giants FC Barcelona for more than 10 years from the early 1980s, has released a new retro collection for Barça.
Meyba FC Barcelona 2020 Retro Kit Collection
The new Meyba Barça 2020 collection draws inspiration from the most iconic Barça Meyba kits from the 1980s and early 1990s. The remakes includes the famous Barça No. 9 Cryuff shirt from the 1980s, the rare red Barça 1988-89 third (away) kit as well as remake of the 1992 Champions League-winning shirt.
Instead of the Barça crest, all the remake items just come with a silhouette of the respective classic FC Barcelona logo.
In total, the new FC Barcelona 2020 Meyba collection includes eight different items - six kits, one warm-up top and one track jacket.
Barcelona Away Wembley 1991 - 1992
Barcelona Away 1988-1989
Barcelona Home 1981 - 1990
Barcelona Home 1980s
Barcelona Away 1989-1990
Barcelona Away 1981 - 1990
Barcelona Warm-Up
Barcelona Urruti 1984-1985
The pieces of the Meyba FC Barcelona 2020 Retro Kit Collection retail at prices between 50 Euro and 70 Euro (Urruti jacket), available exclusively via the brand's online store.
Check out the Barca kit history on Football Kit Archive
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