Maillot France 2001-2002 Goalkeeper kit
YFS Reference Entry · 2001-2002 · 1 known examples
The France 2001-2002 goalkeeper kit, manufactured by Adidas, features a striking blue color scheme with contrasting white accents. This kit was notable for its use during the UEFA Euro 2002 tournament, where it was worn by goalkeeper Fabien Barthez. The design incorporated a modern cut and included the iconic three stripes of Adidas along the shoulders. The kit was a part of France's efforts to defend their title after winning the 1998 World Cup, although they faced early elimination in the tournament.
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🔍 Authentication checklist
- Adidas logo style consistent with early 2000s production
- Tag with size and country of manufacture
- Hologram sticker on the inside of the collar
- Stitching quality and pattern specific to Adidas goalkeeper kits of this era
- Material composition tag indicating polyester blend
⚠️ Common fakes: Common fakes of this kit often lack the correct Adidas hologram and may have inferior stitching quality. Additionally, counterfeit versions may use incorrect color shades or materials that do not match the original.
⚽ Notable wearers
Fabien Barthez was the primary wearer of this kit during the UEFA Euro 2002. His performances, while notable, did not lead to success for the French team, which was eliminated in the group stage.
