This shirt is more than a football kit. It is a tribute to Beerschot’s identity, the soul of Antwerp, and the supporters who carry purple and white through every high and low. Only 200 individually numbered pieces exist, each one crafted in Portugal with care, precision, and embroidered violet detailing that sets this edition apart.
The packaging tells its own story. Inside the box, printed, is a official Beerschot club song. Written in 1930 and gifted by Les Amis du Beerschot à Bruxelles, the lyrics by P. Laferre and music by L. Lanbois were first brought to life after the Second World War by the Beerschot band under the direction of Jos Vaes. Today, that same anthem finds a place in every limited edition box.
"Beerschot Vooruit ten strijd
Tot spijt van wie 't benijdt
Ge moet hier zegepralen
en 't kampioenschap halen
En paars en wit is een te schonen schat
Op Ten Strijd Voor de Scheldestad"
Fronting the campaign is Juan Lozano. Born in Spain and raised on ’t Kiel, he remains one of the most iconic figures in the club’s history. His elegance and flair live on in the spirit of this shirt. He returns not only as a symbol of the past but as part of the future.
The design itself is rooted in the city. Inspired by a rediscovered lithograph from 1850 of the Onze-Lieve-Vrouwekathedraal, the artwork has been re imagined and woven into the shirt. What once watched over the city now moves with it.
This shirt is not about mass production or empty slogans. It is about meaning. It is about pride. It is about Beerschot.
Made in Portugal with honesty. Worn in 't Kiel with pride.