Maillot France 2001-2002 Training kit
YFS Reference Entry · 2001-2002 · 2 known examples
The France 2001-2002 training kit was designed for the national team during a period of preparation for international competitions. Manufactured by Adidas, the kit featured a predominantly blue color scheme, reflecting the traditional colors of the French national team. The design included the iconic three stripes on the shoulders, a common feature in Adidas training apparel. This kit was notably worn during the team's training sessions leading up to the 2002 FIFA World Cup, where France aimed to defend their title from the previous tournament.
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🔍 Authentication checklist
- Adidas tag with specific stitching style typical of early 2000s
- Hologram sticker on the inside collar
- Manufacturer code format consistent with Adidas training kits of this era
- Correct placement of the French Football Federation crest
- Material quality and texture consistent with authentic Adidas training gear
⚠️ Common fakes: Common fakes often feature incorrect tag placements or poor stitching quality. Additionally, counterfeit kits may lack the hologram sticker or have an inaccurate crest design.
⚽ Notable wearers
Notable players such as Zinedine Zidane and Thierry Henry wore this training kit during the lead-up to the 2002 FIFA World Cup. The kit was part of their preparations as they sought to reclaim their status as world champions.
