This Kelme Cádiz CF football shirt, the home kit from the 2002-2003 season, marks a turning point in the recent history of the Cadiz club: after years of consecutive relegations that had taken them down to Segunda División B, the third tier of Spanish football, the team responded that season and achieved promotion, with the Ramón de Carranza Stadium as their fortress and a fanbase that never abandoned the club during the tough times, thus beginning the comeback that years later would return them to the Primera División; the story of a club with a very strong identity—yellow and blue, the "Tacita de Plata," one of the most loyal fanbases in southern Spain—that survived its worst years without losing its character. The garment is manufactured by Kelme, the Valencian brand with a long tradition in Spanish football, in the characteristic Cadiz yellow and featuring the brand's signature design from that era. Without a nameset, it is a size L and is a unique piece in stock, a shirt from the promotion year.
