HOME SHIRTS

Home is the shirt a club is actually known by: the colours on the badge, the kit worn in more matches than any other, and the one collectors reach for first when they think of a specific club or season. This is the largest single collection we hold, spanning six decades from Feyenoord's black and red to Barcelona in the Ronaldinho and Messi years.

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The shirt a club is actually known by

Away and third shirts change more often and take more design risks, but the home shirt carries a club's actual identity: the specific shade of red at Manchester United, the blue-and-red halves at Barcelona, the orange, black and white in Feyenoord's own colours. That is why a home shirt is usually the first thing anyone pictures when a club's name comes up, and why it stays the anchor of a collection this size even as away and third designs come and go around it.

Why home shirts outnumber everything else

Clubs sell more home shirts than any other type, by a wide margin, since it is the kit worn in the majority of matches and the one most fans buy first. That production gap shows up directly in the stock here: 694 home shirts against a much smaller pool of away, third and goalkeeper pieces, a ratio that roughly tracks how football clubs have always sold their own kit over the decades.

Six decades in one place

What makes this collection worth digging through rather than skimming is the range: Argentina's 1994 home shirt from Maradona's last World Cup sits alongside Arsenal's 2008-10 home shirt worn by Van Persie, more than fifteen years apart in an era when the sport itself changed dramatically. AC Milan's Shevchenko years, Belgium's Hazard-era home kit and Newcastle United's Cisse player issue shirt all sit in the same range without any single decade dominating.

Reading a home shirt for its season

Because home designs change every one to three seasons for most clubs, the shirt itself is usually the fastest way to date a photo or a memory: a specific sponsor, a specific collar shape, a specific shade of a club's main colour. Each product page here lists the exact season on the label alongside the player it was associated with, whether that is 2000s Barcelona under Ronaldinho or Manchester United's own run under Ronaldo and Rooney.

Recognisable names across every era

The player names attached to these home shirts read like a shorthand history of the position they played: David Villa at Valencia, Steven Gerrard at Liverpool, a Del Piero-era Italy shirt, Pastore at PSG, and Adebayor and Van Persie both at Arsenal in different seasons. Few of these players wore the same club shirt for more than a handful of years, which is exactly why a large home collection like this one ends up covering so many different squads rather than repeating the same few names.

Good to know

Why are there so many more home shirts than away or third shirts?
Clubs have always sold more home kit than any other type, since it is worn in the majority of matches and is usually the first shirt fans buy.
How often does a club's home design change?
Most clubs refresh the home shirt every one to three seasons, which is why the sponsor, collar and shade of colour are useful clues for dating a shirt.
Does a home shirt always mean it was worn in every match?
No, clubs switch to away or third kits when colours clash with the opponent, but home remains the shirt worn in most matches over a season.
Are these home shirts originals from their own season?
Every shirt is an original, hand-checked before listing, never a reprint or a modern retro remake.
Is shipping free?
Shipping is free within the Netherlands and Belgium from 100 euros, and worldwide from 150 euros. Everything ships with track and trace.

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  • England 1999-01 Home Beckham #7 Shirt XL

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    England 1999-01 Home Beckham #7 Shirt XL

    England / Home / Umbro

  • Torino 2004-05 Home Marazzina #11 Shirt S

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    Torino 2004-05 Home Marazzina #11 Shirt S

    Torino / Home / Asics

  • Scotland 1991-94 Home Shirt XL

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    Scotland 1991-94 Home Shirt XL

    Scotland / Home / Umbro

  • Netherlands 1989-90 Home Centenary Shirt M

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    Netherlands 1989-90 Home Centenary Shirt M

    Netherlands / Home / Adidas

  • Germany 1994-96 Home Matthaus #10 Shirt L

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    Germany 1994-96 Home Matthaus #10 Shirt L

    Germany / Home / Adidas

  • Sweden 2003-04 Home Ibrahimovic #10 Shirt XL

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    Sweden 2003-04 Home Ibrahimovic #10 Shirt XL

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  • AC Milan 1990-91 Home Shirt M

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    AC Milan 1990-91 Home Shirt M

    AC Milan / Home / Adidas

  • Real Madrid 2001-02 Home Roberto Carlos #3 Shirt XL

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    Real Madrid 2001-02 Home Roberto Carlos #3 Shirt XL

    Real Madrid / Home / Adidas

  • PSG 2015-16 Home Di Maria #11 Shirt L

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    PSG 2015-16 Home Di Maria #11 Shirt L

    PSG / Home / Nike

  • Argentina 2004-05 Home Tevez #11 Shirt XL

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    Argentina 2004-05 Home Tevez #11 Shirt XL

    Argentina / Home / Adidas

  • Arsenal 2008-10 Home Van Persie #11 Shirt XL

  • Valencia 2005-06 Home David Villa #7 Shirt XXL

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    Valencia 2005-06 Home David Villa #7 Shirt XXL

    Valencia / Home / Nike

  • Juventus 2003-04 Home Del Piero #10 Shirt XL

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    Juventus 2003-04 Home Del Piero #10 Shirt XL

    Juventus / Home / Nike

  • Chelsea 1999-2001 Home Zola #25 Shirt L

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    Chelsea 1999-2001 Home Zola #25 Shirt L

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  • PSG 2007-08 Home Pauleta #9 Shirt XL

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    PSG 2007-08 Home Pauleta #9 Shirt XL

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  • Chicago Fire 2003-04 Home Beasley #7 Shirt L

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    Chicago Fire 2003-04 Home Beasley #7 Shirt L

    Chicago Fire / Home / Nike

  • Argentina 1994 Home Maradona #10 Shirt L

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    Argentina 1994 Home Maradona #10 Shirt L

    Argentina / Home / Adidas

  • Ajax 1998-99 Home F. De Boer #4 Shirt XL

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    Ajax 1998-99 Home F. De Boer #4 Shirt XL

    Ajax / Home / Umbro

  • Manchester United 2004-06 Home Rooney #8 Shirt M

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    Manchester United 2004-06 Home Rooney #8 Shirt M

    Manchester United / Home / Nike

  • England 1993-95 Home Shearer #9 Shirt L

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    England 1993-95 Home Shearer #9 Shirt L

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  • Feyenoord 2000-01 Home Kalou #7 Shirt XXL

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    Feyenoord 2000-01 Home Kalou #7 Shirt XXL

    Feyenoord / Home / Kappa

  • Brazil 2002-04 Home Ronaldo #9 Shirt S

  • AC Milan 1994-95 Home Shirt L

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    AC Milan 1994-95 Home Shirt L

    AC Milan / Home / Lotto

  • West Ham United 1995-97 Home Shirt L

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    West Ham United 1995-97 Home Shirt L

    West Ham United / Home / Pony