This is the part of the Lecce listing worth knowing before you scroll: of the items above, only about seven are home, away, third or goalkeeper pieces — and two of those are shorts rather than shirts. The bulk is training wear, polo shirts, drill tops, track jackets and shorts. If you came looking for the giallorossi home shirt, the selection is much smaller than the item count suggests.
Two labels split the years cleanly. Around ten Asics pieces cluster in 2006-2013 and are mostly training shirts, polos and a track jacket. M908, the club’s own in-house brand, appears from 2018-19 onwards and covers training shirts, polos, quarter-zips and sweat tops. Seeing M908 on a label dates the item to 2018 or later without any other check. A few Legea items sit in 2013-14.
The oldest item is from 1990 and the newest from 2022, but the distribution is uneven: 2019-20 is by far the deepest season, followed by 2006-07 and 2020-21. Condition grades run the full scale, from 3/10 up to 10/10, with a median around 8/10 — high for a listing this old, because training kit was worn less in public and stored better.
Several pieces are marked Match Issue or Player Issue, including a 2010-11 third shirt and a 2004-05 goalkeeper shirt. These were prepared for the squad rather than sold in the club shop, often with a name and number applied, and they are priced accordingly. Lecce have played at the Stadio Via del Mare, capacity 31,533, since long before any of this stock was made; the club was founded in 1908.
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