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Eredivisie · 2023-2024

2023-2024 Ajax Third Shirt (Bassey 3)

Ajax · 2023-2024 · Third · No. 3

2023-2024 Ajax Third Shirt (Bassey 3) is a fan version football shirt for the 2023-2024 season, produced for supporters in a breathable polyester build with a team colourway. It is a supporter-tier replica rather than a player-issue garment, so the fit runs true to standard sizing and the price stays accessible for everyday wear.

  • Ajax 2023-2024 third with Bassey 3 printing
  • Made for fans — see the size table below
  • Breathable polyester, team colour colourway
  • Custom name and number printing available at checkout
  • Ships worldwide from our football shirt store
Ajax · 2023-2024

The 2023-2024 Ajax shirt — worn by Bassey (No. 3), remembered by supporters. This fan version brings the same colors and lettering in a comfortable everyday cut, ready for match day, the gym, or a summer afternoon.

The Design

Football design is a language, and this shirt speaks it fluently. The 2023-2024 Ajax colorway, the era-correct typography on the back, the clean front — it is the kind of kit that looks considered from every angle.

Fit, Fabric & Details

A quick note on versions: this is the supporter's cut of the shirt. Same colors, same crest, same name and number as the on-pitch design, with a relaxed fit that makes it wearable seven days a week rather than ninety minutes.

Product Specification

ConditionBrand new with tags
TeamAjax
Season2023-2024
PlayerBassey — No. 3
ColourClub colorway
FitRelaxed fan fit
FabricLightweight breathable polyester
SleevesShort sleeve
PrintHeat-bonded name, number and crest

Keeping It Fresh

Cold wash, inside out, hung to dry — three habits that keep football shirts looking new for seasons. Skip the dryer and the iron-on-print combo and this shirt ages gracefully.

Frequently Asked Questions

+I am between two sizes — which should I pick

Size up. A half-size of extra room is barely noticeable, while a shirt that pulls at the chest gets uncomfortable fast. The chart measurements make the final call easy

+Do you have a size chart in inches and centimeters

Yes — the size chart on this page lists chest measurements in inches with centimeter conversions alongside, covering every size from kids small to adult XXL. Sizing in metric or imperial, you can order with confidence

+Is this a good shirt for everyday wear, not just match days

Absolutely — that is honestly how most fans use them. Polyester football shirts double as summer tees, gym tops, and streetwear layering pieces. The breathable fabric and bold colors have made them a year-round wardrobe staple far beyond the stadium

+How do I remove stains from a football shirt

Cold water and mild detergent handle most match-day stains. For stubborn ones, dab (do not rub) with diluted vinegar before a normal cold wash. Bleach is the enemy of colored football shirts

+What is the difference between the fan version and player version shirt

The player version mirrors what athletes wear: slim athletic cut, lightweight performance knit, heat-applied crest and numbers. The fan version keeps the identical design in a roomier everyday cut with softer fabric — most fans choose it precisely because it is comfortable beyond match day

+Is this shirt the same design Ajax wore on the pitch

The colors, crest placement, and design language match the season's on-pitch shirt. It is the look fans recognize instantly, made comfortable for daily wear

+Which player and number is printed on this shirt

The back reads Bassey 3, applied in the lettering style of that Ajax season. It is the exact pairing fans remember from the campaign

Match day is coming. Choose your size, personalize the back with Bassey's name if you like, and checkout takes under two minutes. 30-day exchanges and a support team that actually replies keep the whole thing risk-free.

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Eredivisie · 2023-2024

2023-2024 Ajax Third Shirt (Bassey 3)

Ajax · 2023-2024 · Third · No. 3

2023-2024 Ajax Third Shirt (Bassey 3) is a fan version football shirt for the 2023-2024 season, produced for supporters in a breathable polyester build with a team colourway. It is a supporter-tier replica rather than a player-issue garment, so the fit runs true to standard sizing and the price stays accessible for everyday wear.

  • Ajax 2023-2024 third with Bassey 3 printing
  • Made for fans — see the size table below
  • Breathable polyester, team colour colourway
  • Custom name and number printing available at checkout
  • Ships worldwide from our football shirt store
Ajax · 2023-2024

The 2023-2024 Ajax shirt — worn by Bassey (No. 3), remembered by supporters. This fan version brings the same colors and lettering in a comfortable everyday cut, ready for match day, the gym, or a summer afternoon.

The Design

Football design is a language, and this shirt speaks it fluently. The 2023-2024 Ajax colorway, the era-correct typography on the back, the clean front — it is the kind of kit that looks considered from every angle.

Fit, Fabric & Details

A quick note on versions: this is the supporter's cut of the shirt. Same colors, same crest, same name and number as the on-pitch design, with a relaxed fit that makes it wearable seven days a week rather than ninety minutes.

Product Specification

ConditionBrand new with tags
TeamAjax
Season2023-2024
PlayerBassey — No. 3
ColourClub colorway
FitRelaxed fan fit
FabricLightweight breathable polyester
SleevesShort sleeve
PrintHeat-bonded name, number and crest

Keeping It Fresh

Cold wash, inside out, hung to dry — three habits that keep football shirts looking new for seasons. Skip the dryer and the iron-on-print combo and this shirt ages gracefully.

Frequently Asked Questions

+I am between two sizes — which should I pick

Size up. A half-size of extra room is barely noticeable, while a shirt that pulls at the chest gets uncomfortable fast. The chart measurements make the final call easy

+Do you have a size chart in inches and centimeters

Yes — the size chart on this page lists chest measurements in inches with centimeter conversions alongside, covering every size from kids small to adult XXL. Sizing in metric or imperial, you can order with confidence

+Is this a good shirt for everyday wear, not just match days

Absolutely — that is honestly how most fans use them. Polyester football shirts double as summer tees, gym tops, and streetwear layering pieces. The breathable fabric and bold colors have made them a year-round wardrobe staple far beyond the stadium

+How do I remove stains from a football shirt

Cold water and mild detergent handle most match-day stains. For stubborn ones, dab (do not rub) with diluted vinegar before a normal cold wash. Bleach is the enemy of colored football shirts

+What is the difference between the fan version and player version shirt

The player version mirrors what athletes wear: slim athletic cut, lightweight performance knit, heat-applied crest and numbers. The fan version keeps the identical design in a roomier everyday cut with softer fabric — most fans choose it precisely because it is comfortable beyond match day

+Is this shirt the same design Ajax wore on the pitch

The colors, crest placement, and design language match the season's on-pitch shirt. It is the look fans recognize instantly, made comfortable for daily wear

+Which player and number is printed on this shirt

The back reads Bassey 3, applied in the lettering style of that Ajax season. It is the exact pairing fans remember from the campaign

Match day is coming. Choose your size, personalize the back with Bassey's name if you like, and checkout takes under two minutes. 30-day exchanges and a support team that actually replies keep the whole thing risk-free.

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