Why does one Netherlands shirt show number 8 instead of 10?

The 1998-2000 home shirt is from a season where Bergkamp wore number 8 for the national side, before returning to his usual number 10.

What's the difference between the Lotto and Nike Netherlands shirts?

Lotto supplied the Dutch national kit through the mid-nineties; Nike took over from 1998 onward, which is the split you see across this group.

Are the Arsenal shirts from the Invincibles seasons?

Some are, including shirts from the 2002-04 period; each product page states its exact season.

What sizes are in stock?

Sizes run from S to XXL across this group, each listed with its own flat pit-to-pit and top-to-bottom measurement.

Do you ship internationally?

Yes, worldwide with track and trace, free from 150 euros; free within the Netherlands and Belgium from 100 euros.

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DENNIS BERGKAMP SHIRTS

Eighteen Bergkamp shirts, all from two teams: eleven seasons at Arsenal and just as long in the Dutch national side, both a number 10 fixture from his mid-twenties onward. Every shirt is original to its season, nothing reissued.

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Arsenal, number 10 for over a decade

The Arsenal run covers 1994-96 through to 2005-06, home and away, all in number 10 and all made by Nike. Included are shirts from the title-winning Invincibles era around 2002-04 as well as the earlier nineties template. See the rest of the Arsenal shirts and the wider nineties and 2000s stock either side of the decade split.

Netherlands across three tournament cycles

The national team shirts run from a 1994 home shirt in Lotto's older template, through the 1996-97 home shirt also made by Lotto, into the Nike era from 1998-2000, where the number briefly reads 8, and on to 2000-02 home and away shirts back in number 10. Browse the full Netherlands shirts for the rest of that squad.

Two kit makers, one number

Lotto supplied the Dutch shirts through the mid-nineties before Nike took over from 1998, the same switch reflected on the Arsenal side where Nike ran the whole spell shown here. Sizes across the group run from S to XXL, each measured flat and listed on its own product page rather than to a modern size chart. See the Nike shirts or the Lotto shirts from the same years.

Good to know

Why does one Netherlands shirt show number 8 instead of 10?: The 1998-2000 home shirt is from a season where Bergkamp wore number 8 for the national side, before returning to his usual number 10.
What's the difference between the Lotto and Nike Netherlands shirts?: Lotto supplied the Dutch national kit through the mid-nineties; Nike took over from 1998 onward, which is the split you see across this group.
Are the Arsenal shirts from the Invincibles seasons?: Some are, including shirts from the 2002-04 period; each product page states its exact season.
What sizes are in stock?: Sizes run from S to XXL across this group, each listed with its own flat pit-to-pit and top-to-bottom measurement.
Do you ship internationally?: Yes, worldwide with track and trace, free from 150 euros; free within the Netherlands and Belgium from 100 euros.