MANCHESTER UNITED SHIRTS
Manchester United is the deepest club collection on the site, close to seventy shirts spanning three decades from Eric Cantona's turned-up collar to Robin van Persie's title-winning season. Home, away and third kits sit side by side, most carrying a printed name and number on the back. Umbro, Nike and Adidas have all supplied the club across the seasons represented here.
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Cantona, Giggs and the nineties
The nineties end of the rail centres on Eric Cantona, whose #7 and #24 shirts from 1995-96 and 1996-98 turn up in more than one size, next to Ryan Giggs's #11 from the same run and Roy Keane's #16 from the turn of the decade. An unnumbered 1992-93 away shirt marks the earlier end of Umbro's time as kit supplier. These are looser, cotton shirts, the kind collected more widely under nineties football shirts, before manufacturers moved to tighter synthetic fabric.
Beckham and the early Ronaldo years
David Beckham's #7 runs across four seasons here, from the 1999-2000 treble campaign through to 2001-02, in home and away cuts. Cristiano Ronaldo's #7 follows from 2002 to 2006, including a full kit, alongside Ruud van Nistelrooy's #10 and an early Wayne Rooney #8. Nike took over as kit supplier partway through this stretch, and Nike football shirts account for most of what's on the United rail from this period. A 2005-06 goalkeeper shirt sits at the edge of the same run.
Van Persie, Di María and the 2010s
The most recent decade brings Robin van Persie's #20 across three seasons, including the 2012-13 title win, alongside a single 2014-15 season of Ángel Di María's #7, Dimitar Berbatov's #9 and Bastian Schweinsteiger's #31 on an Adidas shirt from after the move away from Nike. A David de Gea goalkeeper shirt and a Romelu Lukaku third kit from 2017-18 mark the later end of the collection, part of the wider run of 2010s football shirts.
Sizes from a single United rail
Every shirt here is a single physical piece in one size, so a popular number like Ronaldo's or Beckham's rarely stays listed for long once it's the right fit. Sizes run from S to XXL depending on the shirt, measured pit to pit and top to bottom rather than by the label sewn in, since old size tags read smaller than a modern equivalent of the same cut. United's run sits within the wider group of English clubs held on the site.
Good to know
- Do you have Cristiano Ronaldo or David Beckham Manchester United shirts?
- Yes, both appear across several seasons, Ronaldo's #7 from 2002 to 2006 and Beckham's #7 from 1999 to 2002, in home and away versions.
- Are these original Manchester United shirts, not reissues?
- Every shirt is an original from its own season, hand-checked before listing. We don't sell remakes or modern retro reissues.
- What sizes are available?
- Sizes across the collection run from S to XXL depending on the shirt, and each is measured pit to pit and top to bottom rather than by the label sewn in.
- Is each Manchester United shirt one of a kind?
- Almost every shirt is one of one: a single physical piece in a single size, so once it sells that exact shirt is gone.
- What are the shipping costs?
- Shipping is free within the Netherlands and Belgium from €100, and worldwide from €150. Every order ships with track and trace.
