Cádiz CF were founded in 1910 in Andalusia and play at the Nuevo Mirandilla, capacity 20,724. Between 1929 and 1977 the club never rose above the second tier; promotion to La Liga came for the first time in 1977, secured on 5 June with a 2-0 win over Tarrasa, followed by relegation after a single season and a return in 1980 for a thirteen-year stay. In the late 1980s and early 1990s the club was nicknamed the Yellow Submarine for its habit of surviving each season at the last moment. The shirts listed here run from 1998 to 2020 and number barely more than twenty.
Home shirts make up around half the listing, and there is no away shirt at all in the usual sense – the rest is track jackets, a hooded rain jacket, tracksuits, training shirts, a third shirt and a polo. The Salvadoran forward Mágico González, who played for Cádiz through the 1980s and into the early 1990s and is widely regarded as the club’s finest ever player, falls entirely outside what is available: nothing here predates 1998.
Kelme branding appears on several of the older items, with Diadora and adidas on others. One listing is the 2020-21 adidas shirt marked Somos De Primera, made to mark a return to the top flight. Almost everything is second-hand and graded in the middle to upper part of the ten-point scale, with just one item new with tags, and prices run from the high teens to around one hundred and eighty pounds.
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