RANGERS SHIRTS

Five Adidas shirts cover 1992-94 through to 1997-98, including two versions of the 1992-94 home kit in different sizes and a matching away shirt from the same season, plus a 1994-95 away shirt and a 1997-98 training shirt. These carry the boxier cut and bold blue trim typical of Adidas's work in the period, the kind collected more widely under nineties football shirts. A 1997-99 away shirt made by Nike sits at the very end of the decade, just before Nike's own spell as supplier began in earnest, and the training shirt in particular shows the heavier build typical of kit made for the training ground rather than matchday.

Mikel Arteta's #23 home shirt comes from 2002-03, made by Diadora during the brand's short run with the club, from his season at Ibrox before his move to Everton, one of several clubs he played for in England before eventually returning to management there. It's a rare printed shirt among Rangers' mostly blank-backed stock here, and the only 2000s-era shirt in the collection, sitting between the Adidas nineties above and the single Umbro shirt from the 2010s below.

A 2010-11 away shirt made by Umbro is the newest piece here, part of the run of clubs collected under the Scottish Premiership more broadly, alongside the earlier Adidas football shirts that make up most of Rangers' rail. It marks a jump of over a decade from the Diadora shirt before it, skipping most of the 2000s entirely. Sizes across the collection run from L to XXL, each checked and condition-rated individually before listing.