He collaborated with an Ann Arbor sports shop owner named George Moe on a knit shirt with black and white vertical stripes, which he wore for the first time in 1921.

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The black T-shirt on the right measured 131.0 Fahrenheit and the white one on the left was 111.8. Yes, it's clear the black shirt was hotter. Other than that, there were no real surprises.

The strip is certainly a breakaway from the norm, with the Serie A giants appearing to have ditched their traditional black and white stripes, but fans have registered their dismay at the design.