You are looking at a Vintage La Dolce Vita S.C Adidas Soccer Jersey S.Jersey is in fantastic shape and is ready to be worn. La Dolce Vita is an Italian-American club founded in 1972 and was a Baltimore soccer dynasty in the late eighties and early nineties. The club won the MMSL in 1987, 1988, and 1989 and racked up 11 Maryland state open and amateur cups between 1986 and 1996. That included a run of eight of nine Maryland state open cups between 1987 and1995. After an absence, La Dolce Vita returned to MMSL for the Spring 2019 season and joined the 1st Division for the current Fall 2020 season. Jersey features stitched numbers and a stitched add for Kilkenny pub, which is rare for a soccer jersey in today's world. Most jerseys went to screen-printed numbers around the 1980s as they are cheaper. Stored in a pet and smoke-free home. Please let me know if you have any questions or would like measurements.
Located in 1183/1184
Size: L
Gender: Men
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Product: Jersey
Color: Blue
Sport: Soccer
Team: La Dolce Vita S.C.
Brand: adidas
Fantastic shape
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