Step into the museum's back room.
The archive is free for everyone. Premium members read the full story of every piece, see the period photos and, above all, help build the archive: they contribute, comment and choose what gets recreated.
The premium plan opens soon
We're finishing setting up payments. The first to join will be able to become founding members, with a locked-in price. Follow us on Instagram to hear about it first.
What's included
Full stories
The complete story of every shirt, crest and club, in Aura's voice and with its sources.
Period photos
The gallery of original photos for each piece, with credit and license.
High resolution, no watermark
Every recreation at its clean, original resolution, without the free version's watermark, so you can look closely at every detail.
Comments
Chat with other members on every shirt.
Contribute to the archive
Suggest corrections, share your memories and add period material, credited on the entry. Every 10 approved contributions earn you a free month.
Request recreations
Three votes a month to choose which shirts get recreated next.
Plans
Monthly
Cancel anytime.
Price in US dollars, to be confirmed at launch.
Yearly
The full year for about the price of 10 months.
Price in US dollars, to be confirmed at launch.
Founding member
Launch only: locked-in price and a founder badge.
Price in US dollars, to be confirmed at launch.
Frequently asked questions
- What stays free?
- The whole archive: the entries, the images (web size and watermarked), the summaries, exploring, voting and saving favorites. Premium adds watermark-free high resolution, depth and participation.
- How do I pay?
- By card, through an international payment provider that handles the charge and taxes. Aura Archivo never sees or stores your card details.
- Can I cancel?
- Yes, anytime, from your account. You stay premium until the end of the period you paid for.
- What am I paying for?
- The chance to be part of it: reading the full stories, contributing, commenting and choosing what gets recreated. The archive doesn't sell images or shirts, and trademarks belong to their owners (see the terms of use).