AC Milan has released a faithful recreation of the 1967/68 goalkeeper shirt, honouring one of the club’s most iconic eras. The design recalls the black jersey worn by the "Black Spider" Fabio Cudicini, a key figure in the team that achieved domestic and European success under coach Nereo Rocco.
The long-sleeved knit shirt is made in Italy using traditional manufacturing techniques consistent with the tailoring and materials of 1960s football. It features a black body with a bright red fold-over collar and matching red sleeve cuffs. A small embroidered roundel on the chest displays the green, white, and red of the Italian tricolour, symbolising the club’s success in national competition.
Made entirely from fine merino wool, the shirt combines warmth and breathability in a style reminiscent of classic football attire from the period. The ribbed cuffs and waistband ensure a structured fit, staying true to the material and tailoring of the original version worn over half a century ago.
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