In the early 1980s, the line between branded templates and club-specific kits was still blurred. This Dasslerpuma template, a collector's term for base designs produced during the transitional period before Adidas and Puma fully parted ways, sits in that grey zone. The green and white horizontal stripes follow a clean, unadorned visual logic typical of the era's generic cuts: no badge, no allegiance, just the stripped-back geometry of the shirt itself. A useful reference point for anyone mapping the roots of European sportswear design.