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The shirt is new, with its original tags still attached — you can see them in photos 1, 2 and 5. It has never been worn or washed.
The JOÃO NEVES 87 nameset, however, was applied in my workshop. The shirt reached me new and blank; I reproduced this edition's specific nameset, Central Cee signature included. I say it up front because "new with tags" and "factory nameset" are not the same thing, and you deserve to know exactly what you are buying.
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📐 Flat measurements
| Width (pit to pit) |
62 cm |
| Length (shoulder to hem) |
79 cm |
62 cm across is a generous XL — this edition has a deliberately roomy streetwear cut, made to be worn loose or over a sweatshirt. Lay flat a shirt that fits you well, measure it the same way and compare.
Nothing to report, for good reason: the shirt is straight out of its bag. The salmon pink is even, with no fold marks or discolouration. The central black band, the collar and the side panels are clean. The raised pink Jumpman and the black-and-pink PSG crest have no lifting corners. The Jordan cardboard tag is still attached to the left side seam, barcode intact.
| Size |
XL — roomy streetwear cut (see measurements above) |
| Brand |
Jordan (Nike) |
| Season |
2024-2025 — special edition, very limited run |
| Version |
Alternate shirt, Central Cee edition, salmon pink and black |
| Sponsors |
Qatar Airways with pink ribbon (chest), SNIPES (back) |
| Nameset |
JOÃO NEVES No.87, Central Cee signature overprinted in silver — premium reproduction of the edition nameset, applied by hand in my workshop
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| Patches |
None — bare configuration, as on the original shirt |
| Authenticity code |
FQ2024-686 (on both the inner label and the cardboard tag, independently verifiable)
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Unsure about sizing? This streetwear XL is wide (62 x 79 cm): compare the flat measurements above, or read my sizing guide.
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Item checked by hand in my authentication workshop. If anything you buy from me is ever identified as a unofficial, I refund in full. No expiry date.
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Cross-referenced double check: the inner label (photo 6) carries FQ2024-686, batch HO240407NAC, size XL. The Jordan cardboard tag (photo 5) carries the same reference FQ2024-686. On unofficial pieces these two numbers diverge, or one of them is missing
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The Jumpman is a raised two-tone application, pink over a red outline, cleanly cut right down to the fingers and the ball. It is the detail unofficial pieces get most wrong: thickened silhouette, missing outline
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The pink ribbon built into the word QATAR replaces the central A. It is not a glued addition: the motif is part of the sponsor print, with a satin gradient that shifts with the angle
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Batch HO240407 points to the Holiday 2024 collection, consistent with a special edition released mid-season rather than with the main summer range
- Real photos of the exact item for sale, never stock images — full method in my authentication guide
🛠️ Workshop note — This is the hardest nameset I have had to reproduce this year. It layers three elements: the name and number in matte black, the handwritten "Central Cee" signature in bright silver crossing the name, and the twisted white-silver ribbon coiling around the 87. Each layer is applied separately, aligned to the millimetre — two millimetres off on the signature and the whole thing looks wrong. I'll say it once more: this is a reproduction I applied myself onto a brand-new shirt, not a factory nameset. The shirt itself is authentic and comes out of its bag with its tags on.
📖 When PSG called in a rapper
PSG is the club that has blurred the line between football and fashion more than any other. This edition is the most radical illustration of that: a salmon pink shirt, signed by a London rapper, with a sneaker retailer on the back. You either love it or you don't — but you don't forget it.
🎤 The Central Cee collaboration. The British rapper from Shepherd's Bush puts his handwritten signature on the nameset, in bright silver. It is the first time an artist has literally signed the back of a Paris shirt.
🇵🇹 João Neves, No.87. Signed from Benfica in summer 2024 at twenty, the Portuguese midfielder immediately established himself at the heart of the Paris midfield. The 87 has been his number since Lisbon, and he kept it.
🏆 The season of the first European title. 2024-2025 is the season PSG finally won the Champions League. Every item from that season has gained value — this one all the more, being numerically rare.
🌹 Salmon pink, black, Jumpman — the palette has never been reused since. It is a shirt that works in the stands and in the street, which is exactly what it was designed for.
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🎯 Who is this shirt for?
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The rare-edition collector
An artist collaboration, a limited run, and an example new with tags.
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The one who'll wear it in town
Salmon pink, roomy cut, Jumpman: this is clothing, not just a football shirt.
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The Paris supporter
The season of the first Champions League, in its most unexpected form.
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The João Neves fan
His 87 from his first Paris season, the one where everything happened at once.
Not sure? My Mystery Box is a great alternative — just write "PSG" in the order notes.
❓ Frequently asked questions
The shirt is new, but the nameset isn't factory?
Exactly, and the two need separating. The shirt is new, never worn, with its original tags still attached. The nameset was applied by me onto that blank shirt: a premium reproduction of the edition nameset, Central Cee signature included. Some sellers keep this vague; I put it at the top of the listing.
What is the Central Cee edition?
A collaboration between PSG, Jordan and British rapper Central Cee, released mid-season in 2024-2025. The shirt drops the club colours for salmon pink and black, with SNIPES on the back, a pink ribbon built into the Qatar Airways logo and the artist's signature on the nameset. The run was very limited.
How do I verify the shirt is authentic?
Cross-check the two references. The sewn inner label (photo 6) and the Jordan cardboard tag (photo 5) both carry FQ2024-686. On a unofficial these numbers diverge, or the cardboard tag is missing. Then check the Jumpman: crisp two-tone relief, fingers and ball cleanly cut. You can verify the reference yourself.
How does this XL fit?
Measured flat: 62 cm pit to pit, 79 cm long. A comfortable XL with a deliberately roomy streetwear cut — Jordan lifestyle editions run wider than match shirts. If you wear L and like an oversized fit, it will work for you too.
Why SNIPES on the back rather than Ooredoo?
Because this is a lifestyle edition, not a match shirt. The sponsors shown differ: SNIPES is a European sneaker retailer, consistent with the fashion positioning of this collaboration. It is also an authenticity marker: unofficial pieces often mistakenly carry the league shirt's sponsor.
What about shipping cost and delivery time?
Dispatched within 48 working hours with tracked Colissimo (€5.99 within mainland France, free from €99.99). International rates and delivery times are detailed in my shipping FAQ. Returns accepted within 14 days if unworn.

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