Retro Jerseys

Juventus 2007/08 home retro shirt with the iconic New Holland Fiat Group sponsor and Del Piero 10 on the back. Worn in Serie A as Juve returned to the top flight.

Adidas España 2002 home retro shirt — deep red with yellow trim and Puyol 5 on the back. Worn at the 2002 FIFA World Cup in South Korea & Japan.

Nike Club América 2009 home (Small) — classic crema yellow with royal blue raglan shoulder panels and chevron side detail, Bimbo and Coca-Cola front sponsors, Corona across the back and the Águilas world-map crest. Dri-FIT mesh from the Estadio Azteca era of Liga MX.

Adidas Real Madrid 2004/05 home retro — Siemens Mobile, Beckham 23. Becks' second Galácticos season: 4 La Liga goals, trademark free kicks and assists alongside Zidane, Ronaldo and Raúl.

Adidas Originals Argentina retro shirt — classic light blue and white stripes with gold AFA crest and Trefoil. Lifestyle reissue inspired by the legendary 1986 FIFA World Cup winning kit from Mexico.

Adidas Argentina 2004 home retro shirt with rare Messi 18 on the back — the number Leo wore on his senior debut vs. Hungary in 2005 and at the 2005 FIFA U-20 World Cup in the Netherlands, where he won Golden Ball and Golden Boot.

Adidas Germany 2014 World Cup away shirt — iconic red and black hoops with DFB crest. Worn by Die Mannschaft at the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil, including the historic 7–1 semi-final and the final win over Argentina at the Maracanã.

Nike Juventus 2005/06 away retro shirt — bold red with green/white center stripe, Tamoil sponsor and the Centenario crest celebrating 100 years of the club. Ibrahimović 9 on the back, from Zlatan's Serie A years in Turin.

Nike Juventus 2005/06 away retro shirt — red with green/white stripe, Tamoil sponsor and the Centenario crest marking the club's 100-year anniversary. Captain Del Piero 10 on the back from his iconic Bianconeri era.

Nike PSG 1997/98 home retro — Opel sponsor, Okocha 10. Jay-Jay's first season in Paris after a world-record £14m move from Fenerbahçe — flair, stepovers and goals at the Parc des Princes. Tagged XXL, fits like XL.

Nike FC Barcelona 2010/11 home retro shirt — classic blaugrana stripes with UNICEF front sponsor and Messi 10 on the back. Worn during Pep Guardiola's era as Barça lifted La Liga and the UEFA Champions League at Wembley.

Adidas Liverpool 2010/11 home long sleeve — Standard Chartered sponsor, Suárez 7 on the back. Luis' debut half-season at Anfield after his £22.8m January move from Ajax.

Adidas Germany 2004 away — black with red gradient panel and DFB three-star crest. Worn by Die Mannschaft at UEFA Euro 2004 in Portugal.

Adidas Originals FC Bayern München retro long sleeve — cream jacquard with red trefoil, three-stripe sleeves and classic FCB crest. Reissue of the late-80s Bayern look from the Matthäus / Augenthaler era.

Adidas France 2002 home retro — royal blue with burgundy side panels, single-star FFF crest and Zidane 10 on the back. The kit Les Bleus wore as defending champions at the 2002 FIFA World Cup in South Korea & Japan.

Nike Club América 1966 Campeón retro — vintage amarillo cotton with lace-up V-neck, blue collar and cuffs, classic CA crest and #10 on the back. A throwback to Las Águilas' breakthrough 1965/66 Primera División title under Alejandro Scopelli — the club's first league championship.

Atletica CFM Rayados de Monterrey 2005 home retro — classic azul y blanco stripes with OXO front sponsor, BIMBO and Coca-Cola chest patches, Carta Blau Blanca back panel and BBVA Bancomer hem print. #16 on the back from Rayados' early-2000s Primera División era at the Estadio Tecnológico.

Puma Italy 2010 home — azzurro blue with white shoulder curves, four-star FIGC crest and tricolore neck trim. Andrea Pirlo #21 print, the deep-lying maestro who ran Italy's midfield at the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa.

Adidas Spain 1994 World Cup home retro — classic red with the iconic black and yellow diamond shoulder/sleeve print, navy collar and RFEF crest. The kit La Roja wore at USA '94, including Luis Enrique's bloody nose vs Italy in the quarter-finals.

Nike Netherlands 2000 home retro — bright Oranje with black V-neck, KNVB lion crest and Patrick Kluivert 9 on the back. The kit the Dutch wore at Euro 2000 as co-hosts, where Kluivert hit five goals — including a hat-trick against Yugoslavia — before their semi-final heartbreak to Italy on penalties.

Nike Total 90 Netherlands 2004 home retro — Oranje with white piping, KNVB lion crest and Ruud van Nistelrooy 10 on the back. The kit the Dutch wore at Euro 2004 in Portugal, where Ruud finished top scorer for Oranje as they reached the semi-finals before falling to the hosts.

Puma King Italy training polo — classic Azzurri blue with white shoulder taping featuring the King heritage print, ribbed collar, embroidered Puma King wordmark and FIGC Italy woven crest. Loose training fit inspired by the Puma King boot lineage worn by Italian legends from Baggio to Buffon.

Adidas Originals reissue of the iconic Spain 1994 World Cup goalkeeper shirt — bold blue graffiti print worn by Andoni Zubizarreta at USA '94. Long sleeve, RFEF crest and classic Adidas branding.

Adidas AC Milan training shirt from the early 2000s Opel era — black with red side panels, ClimaCool mesh, three white stripes on the sleeves and the classic ACM 1899 crest. Same kit worn on the training pitch during the Maldini, Nesta, Kaká, Pirlo, Shevchenko golden generation that lifted the 2003 and 2007 Champions League.

Nike Barcelona 2012/13 away shirt in the unmistakable orange-to-yellow Catalan gradient with Qatar Foundation across the chest, LFP sleeve patch and TV3 badge. Messi 10 on the back — the season he scored 60 goals and claimed his fourth straight Ballon d'Or.

Adidas Chelsea 2009/10 home shirt — royal blue with white shoulder stripes and the Samsung front sponsor. Carlo Ancelotti's first season at the Bridge, which ended in a Premier League and FA Cup Double with Didier Drogba winning the Golden Boot in his prime. No player print, a blank canvas ready for your name and number.

Adidas Manchester United 2015/16 home shirt — red with a white collar and the Chevrolet front sponsor. The first season of Adidas' return as United's kit maker, Louis van Gaal's final year in charge, which finished with an FA Cup win at Wembley. Blank back, no player print — add your own name and number.

Adidas Real Madrid 2011/12–2012/13 away shirt — deep navy with volt trim, bwin sponsor and the 110 Años centenary sleeve patch. From the José Mourinho era when Cristiano Ronaldo powered Madrid to a record 100-point La Liga title. Blank back, ready for your name and number.

Adidas Germany 2010 training top — white with black three stripes and gold-trimmed DFB crest. Worn in the build-up to the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, where Löw's young side of Özil, Müller and Khedira tore through England and Argentina on the way to third place.

Adidas Liverpool 2008–2010 home shirt — classic red with white v-collar, Carlsberg sponsor and the checkerboard 'This Is Anfield' inner neck. Rafa Benítez's side that pushed Manchester United to the wire in 2008/09 with Steven Gerrard and Fernando Torres at their peak. Blank back, ready for your name and number.

Umbro England 2003–2005 home reversible — wear it as the classic white shirt with red shoulder flashes and the Three Lions crest, or flip it for the pale blue pinstripe side with the St George's cross badge. The kit of Beckham, Owen, Rooney and Gerrard through Euro 2004. Gold star on the sleeve, blank back ready for a name and number.

Umbro England 2002–2004 away reversible — deep red side with the Three Lions crest and white Umbro diamond, or flip it to the navy side with red panels and the St George's cross shield. The shirt of the 2002 World Cup run in Japan and Korea, worn by Beckham, Owen and Scholes. Original kick-off tag still attached, blank back ready for a name and number.