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Liverpool FC 1996/1997 Home Kit – Long sleeve

£39.99

The Liverpool FC 2008 Champions League Final Kit – Long Sleeve featured a classic red design with white piping along the shoulders and sleeves, paired with matching long red cuffs for a clean, traditional look. It carried the Carlsberg sponsor across the chest and the gold Champions League patches on the sleeves, marking Liverpool’s status as one of Europe’s elite clubs. The shirt also included the special Athens 2007/08 final embroidery beneath the crest, giving it a unique match-specific identity. Worn by stars such as Steven Gerrard, Fernando Torres, Jamie Carragher, and Xabi Alonso, this long-sleeve version remains a fan favourite for its elegant simplicity and its connection to Liverpool’s continued European pedigree during the late 2000s.

Liverpool FC 2009/2010 Goalkeeper Away Kit – Long sleeve

£39.99

Manchester United 1997/1998 Away Kit – KIDS

£34.99

Worn by Cristiano Ronaldo, Wayne Rooney, and Rio Ferdinand during a historic season under Sir Alex Ferguson, winning the Premier League and UEFA Champions League double with Ronaldo netting 42 goals across all competitions.

Chelsea FC 2010/2011 Away Kit

£34.99

Chelsea FC 2010/2011 Away Kit featured a black base with striking orange detailing on the collar, shoulder stripes, and sleeve accents, creating a bold contrast against the dark background. Paired with black shorts and socks, the shirt carried the Samsung sponsor across the chest alongside the club crest, delivering one of Chelsea’s most aggressive and modern away looks of the era. Worn by stars such as Didier Drogba, Frank Lampard, and Nicolas Anelka, this kit stood out for its sharp colour combination and is remembered as a distinctive design from the early 2010s Premier League seasons.

Leeds United 1996/1997 Away Kit

£34.99

The Leeds United 1996/1997 Away Kit featured a clean white design with bold navy blue and yellow detailing on the collar, shoulders, and sleeves, paired with navy shorts and white socks. It carried the Packard Bell sponsor across the chest, giving it a sharp mid-90s Premier League identity. Worn by players such as Tony Yeboah, Gary Speed, and Lee Bowyer, this away shirt is remembered from an exciting period for Leeds as the club re-established itself in English football, and it remains a classic favourite for its simplicity and strong colour contrast.

Wolverhampton Wanderers 1979/1982 Home kit – Long Sleeve

£39.99

The Wolverhampton Wanderers 1979–1982 long-sleeve home shirt featured the club’s classic old gold design with black trim on the collar and cuffs, paired with black shorts and old-gold socks. The long sleeves added a traditional 70s–80s look, while the Bully-era wolf crest sat proudly on the chest. Worn by players such as Andy Gray, Kenny Hibbitt, and John Richards, this kit is remembered from a period that included Wolves’ 1980 League Cup triumph, making it one of the most iconic shirts in the club’s history.

Liverpool FC 1979/1981 Home Kit

£34.99

The 1979–81 Liverpool home shirt featured a classic all-red design with yellow pinstripes, complemented by the Hitachi sponsor across the chest. Worn by players such as Kenny Dalglish, Graeme Souness, and Alan Hansen, this kit became iconic as Liverpool dominated English football, winning back-to-back First Division titles in 1979/80 and 1981, while also enjoying success in domestic cups and Europe.

Liverpool FC 1977/1978 European Cup Final Kit

£34.99

The 1977/78 Liverpool kit worn in the European Cup Final against Club Brugge featured a classic all-red design with white trim, showcasing the club’s minimalist look of the era. Worn by players such as Kenny Dalglish, Graeme Souness, and Ray Clemence, this kit became iconic as Dalglish scored the decisive goal at Wembley, securing Liverpool’s second consecutive European Cup.

Sheffield Wednesday 1995/1997 Home Kit

£34.99

The 1995–97 Sheffield Wednesday home shirt featured the club’s traditional blue and white vertical stripes, paired with black shorts and the Sanderson sponsor across the chest. Worn by players such as David Hirst, Benito Carbone, and Chris Waddle, this kit was part of Wednesday’s campaigns in the Premier League during the mid-1990s.