Green and white hoops in a polo cut, sleeves with a discreet gold detail as a quiet mark of quality, and the four leaf clover crest with the full name around it, Club San Paolo, and the founding year, 1999, engraved beneath. Macron, the same Bologna house that dresses Benetton Treviso at the top of Italian rugby, delivers here a product with no sponsor at all, clean of advertising, a common choice for parish clubs that live not on commercial contracts but on membership fees and volunteer work. It is the quietest shirt in the collection's Italian section, no number, no name, no lettering selling anything, just the club and the faith that sustains it. It joins Sant'Elena Quartu as the archive's second Sardinian piece, proof that the island, small as its share of the collection is, already has two quite distinct floors represented: the competitive football of the Eccellenza and now Salesian youth development football.