The Best Retro Football Jerseys to Buy: Iconic Kits From Football History
Retro football jerseys are more than clothing: each one brings back a season, a trophy or a player we will never forget. Here are some of the most iconic retro kits fans look for, what makes them special and how to choose yours.
Why retro jerseys are so popular
A retro jersey connects you to a moment. Maybe it is the Champions League night you watched with your family, the World Cup where you first saw a young star or the club of your childhood. Designs from past decades are also simply different from today's kits, which is why they stand out in a crowd.
Iconic retro jerseys fans look for
Argentina 2006 home, Messi
The sky blue and white of the 2006 World Cup in Germany is the shirt many fans associate with the first World Cup of a teenage Messi. It is a classic for any Argentina supporter. See it in our Argentina 2006 retro jersey.
FC Barcelona 08/09 home
The first season of Guardiola's team ended with the treble. This blaugrana kit is remembered as the start of one of the most admired eras in club football.
Manchester United 07/08 home and away
The season Manchester United won the Champions League in Moscow. We have the home Champions League version and the away kit, with short and long sleeves.
AC Milan 06/07 away, Kaká
Milan won the Champions League in 2007 and Kaká was named the best player in the world that year. This away kit is a favourite among collectors. See the AC Milan 06/07 retro jersey.
Real Madrid 13/14 and 17/18
Two eras of Madrid's European success: the 13/14 home kit from the season of the tenth European Cup, and the 17/18 home and third long sleeve kits from the run of three consecutive Champions League titles, with Ronaldo's number 7.
Inter Milan 2010 and Chelsea 11/12
Inter's 2010 kit comes from the season the club won the treble. Chelsea's 11/12 home kit is from the season they won their first Champions League.
Club América 12/13 home, Chucho
A favourite in Liga MX: the yellow and blue kit with the Clausura 2013 final patch and Chucho 11 on the back. See the Club América 12/13 retro jersey.
Santos 11/12 home, Neymar
The white Santos kit from Neymar's years in Brazil, before his move to Europe, with the number 11 on the back.
Portugal 2004 and Toluca 99/00
Portugal's 2004 home kit, from the home European Championship, with Ronaldo, and the red Toluca 99/00 kit that Liga MX fans remember.
How to choose your retro jersey
- Pick the story you love. The jersey you will wear most is the one you feel something for.
- Choose the player or team. A back with a famous name and number makes a retro kit even more special.
- Check the size. Our retro jerseys are available in the fan version, with a relaxed fit. Use the size guide and choose the larger size if you are between two.
- Think about how you will wear it. Retro jerseys look great with jeans, and they also make a very good gift for a fan.
Take care of it
Retro designs are worth protecting. Read our guide on how to wash a football jersey to keep prints and colours looking new.
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