Updated Lega Calcio Patch 1997/98

Through the 1997-98 season, Lega Calcio patch is very similar to that of the previous season but the major differences, the absence of text written from 1946 to 1996 and the black edge of the patch. 

Additional for these patches and 'important to point out that being machine-embroidered on cloth can vary in small details in the same embroidery.

Completed Patch 2004/08

Finally Lega Cakcio 2004/08 patch series set completed. Tim Cup patch still same spec with the other two patch I've done before, Lextra pattern.

Good news, I'm almost finish the logo/patch worked for the AC Milan kits collection.

Lega Calcio Serie B 2004/08 patch

Similar as the Lega Calcio Serie A, Serie B patch was changes again from the second round of the 2003/04 season, feature the main sponsor of the Italian football league, TIM. Still the same feature, Lega Calcio text logo with the ball and the flag remains unchanged.

Lextra pattern patch was have two version, from the half of the 2003/04 through 2004/05 season the patches with sponsor TIM in four waves are used. However in 2005, the TIM did a makeover to its logo, which substantially changed the pattern in red waves, from 4 to 3 exactly, and the letter M TIM. The new TIM logo patch was used since 2006 through the first two months (while stocks last) of the 2008/09 season.

Patch Lega Calcio 2004/08

Lega Calcio patch was changes again from the second round of the 2003/04 season, feature the main sponsor of the Italian football league, TIM. The new patch is no longer "slip" but it is spherical, the Lega Calcio text logowith the ball and the flag remains unchanged.

Still with Lextra pattern, this patch was have two version, from the half of the 2003/04 through 2004/05 season the patches with sponsor TIM in four waves are used. However in 2005, the TIM did a makeover to its logo, which substantially changed the pattern in red, 4 to 3 waves exactly, and the letter M TIM. The TIM logo with 3 waves used since 2006 through the first two months (while stocks last) of the 2008/09 season.

Patch Lega Calcio 2003

Start the season 2003/04, two types of patch appear on the shirts at the beginning of the season feature in Lextra Velour and Lextra 3D. With the presence of TIM as main sponsor everyone agrees and begins to use the patch which then remain in force for a long tempo.

Fix Worked

I'm already updated two of my previous worked. First Lega Calcio 1996-97 patch with adding the grey shadow on the ball.

Second worked, Inter Milan 1998 through 2000 font, updated the numbers 6 from the references on match worn shirts issue to Inter players Mutu.

Patch Lega Calcio 1998/2003

From Lega Calcio 1998/99 the patches change again, this time in the size, are in fact significantly smaller than the previous. The logo almost similar as the previous season and widely used in the Serie A/B league for five full seasons: 98/99, 99/00, 00 / 01, 01/02, 02/03. The patches had a slight adhesive coating that allowed the application, in fact, the vast majority was applied on the mesh hot, rare cases where these patches were sewn, however, usually at the start of the season or on the kinds of mesh on which it was difficult hot application. On very rare occasions, the patch was embroidered directly in the mesh.

Lega Calcio Patch 1996-98 Part 1

To completed the League patch collection, Italian Serie A and B Lega Calcio league patch.

1997-98
Through the 1997-98 season, Lega Calcio patch is very similar to that of the previous season but the major differences, the absence of text written from 1946 to 1996 and the black edge of the patch. Additional for these patches and 'important to point out that being machine-embroidered on cloth can vary in small details in the same embroidery.

1996-97
Start from the 1996/97 season for the first time in the Italian leagues from Series A and B, the team using the league patch. It was a patch of cloth round in shape with embroidered logo of the national insignia colour shape and the words "Lega Calcio" (Football League) with marked "1946-1996" that is the anniversary of the birth of the League itself. The patches were usually sewn (by hand or machine) on the shirts.