Which era is best represented in the Chelsea collection?

The 2010s, especially the Drogba, Lampard, Terry and Torres years, though there are also Umbro shirts from the Zola and Gullit era of the late nineties.

Is there a Drogba Champions League shirt?

There is a player-issue home shirt from the 2011-12 season, the year Chelsea won the Champions League final in Munich.

Are these Adidas or Umbro shirts?

Both. The 2010s stock is mostly Adidas, while the late-nineties shirts are Umbro.

Will a sold shirt be restocked?

No, nearly every shirt is one of one, a single physical jersey in a single size, so a sold shirt will not come back.

What are the shipping costs?

Shipping is free within the Netherlands and Belgium from 100 euros, and worldwide from 150 euros. Every order ships with track and trace.

CHELSEA SHIRTS

Chelsea's rail centres on the Roman Abramovich years, with Didier Drogba's number 11 turning up across both of his Champions League-winning campaigns and Frank Lampard filling most of the seasons around him. Adidas dominates the 2010s stock here, with earlier Umbro shirts from the Zola and Gullit era further back.

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Drogba's two title runs

Drogba shirts run from his first spell in 2003-05 through to 2009-10 and into the 2011-12 season, including a player-issue home jersey from the run to that year's Champions League final in Munich. Fernando Torres, who joined the same window Drogba was still first choice, appears across three separate shirts from 2011-12 alone: home, away as a player-issue piece, and the third kit. Both have pages of their own, at Didier Drogba and Fernando Torres.

Lampard and the 2010-11 vintage

Frank Lampard's shirts cluster around 2010-11, alongside John Terry's third kit from the same season and Ramires' home shirt, the squad that won the league that year. Michael Essien's 2009-10 shirt and Arjen Robben's 2004-05 away jersey, from before his move to Real Madrid and Bayern, fill in the seasons either side. Lampard and Robben each have their own pages, at Frank Lampard and Arjen Robben.

Zola, Gullit and the Umbro years

The oldest pieces here, Gianfranco Zola's 1999-2001 home shirt and Ruud Gullit's 1997-98 away shirt, are Umbro, from the era just before the Abramovich takeover reshaped the club. Andriy Shevchenko's 2006-08 home shirt, from his own unhappy spell at the club, sits between the two eras. Zola's own page covers his years in Italy too.

Eden Hazard's decade

Hazard's 2014-15 and 2016-17 shirts, both from title-winning seasons, sit at the newer end of the collection alongside Petr Cech's 2012-13 goalkeeper jersey, from the year Chelsea won the Champions League under Roberto Di Matteo. Hazard has his own page covering his time at other clubs too. Chelsea sits inside the wider English clubs collection, and most of what's in stock here comes from the 2010s rather than any earlier decade.

Good to know

Which era is best represented in the Chelsea collection?: The 2010s, especially the Drogba, Lampard, Terry and Torres years, though there are also Umbro shirts from the Zola and Gullit era of the late nineties.
Is there a Drogba Champions League shirt?: There is a player-issue home shirt from the 2011-12 season, the year Chelsea won the Champions League final in Munich.
Are these Adidas or Umbro shirts?: Both. The 2010s stock is mostly Adidas, while the late-nineties shirts are Umbro.
Will a sold shirt be restocked?: No, nearly every shirt is one of one, a single physical jersey in a single size, so a sold shirt will not come back.
What are the shipping costs?: Shipping is free within the Netherlands and Belgium from 100 euros, and worldwide from 150 euros. Every order ships with track and trace.