What kind of brands are grouped in this collection?

Any manufacturer outside our main brand collections, from historic Italian tailors like Ennerre to Dutch labels such as Masita and Cruyff and newer entrants like Warrior and Under Armour.

Is a shirt from a smaller brand less authentic than one from Nike or Adidas?

No, every shirt here is an original from its own season regardless of manufacturer, hand-checked before listing the same way as the rest of the stock.

Why are Dutch brands like Masita and Quick rare finds?

They mostly supplied mid-table Dutch clubs rather than the biggest teams, so far fewer shirts were made and even fewer survive today.

Which is the oldest brand represented here?

Ennerre, whose 1989-90 Atalanta home shirt is the earliest piece in this collection.

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

OTHER BRANDS SHIRTS

Not every shirt worth owning came from one of the five big manufacturers. This collection gathers the smaller names instead: Ennerre and Pony from football's earlier decades, Dutch labels like Masita and Cruyff, and newer entrants such as Warrior and Under Armour.

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Ennerre and Italy's other tailors

Ennerre supplied Atalanta through the late 1980s, and the club's 1989-90 home shirt in this collection is a rare example of a brand that seldom surfaces outside Italian club football of that decade. It sits alongside Fila's late-90s FC Twente shirt and Mizuno's Fiorentina training shirt and Gamba Osaka jersey, three manufacturers that never built the scale of Adidas or Nike but still fitted out clubs across two continents at the time.

Dutch labels outside the big three

Several shirts here come from manufacturers rarely seen outside Dutch football specifically. Masita supplied Roda JC's 1996-97 home shirt and Cambuur's 2009-10 training shirt, Cruyff's own label made FC Den Bosch's 2000-01 home shirt, and Quick fitted AZ Alkmaar's 2009-10 away kit. None of these brands had a presence at the biggest clubs, which is part of why they turn up rarely in a collection like this one and why each is worth a closer look.

Newer entrants: Warrior, Under Armour and Burrda

The more recent end of this collection shows football's newer manufacturers testing the market: Warrior's Liverpool shirts from 2012 to 2015, Under Armour's Tottenham kits worn by Eriksen and Alderweireld in 2015-16, and Burrda's Belgium home shirt from Eden Hazard's 2014-15 season. Pony, one of the oldest names here, supplied West Ham United in 1995-97 and Coventry City a year later, back when the brand still had a real foothold in English football.

Good to know

What kind of brands are grouped in this collection?: Any manufacturer outside our main brand collections, from historic Italian tailors like Ennerre to Dutch labels such as Masita and Cruyff and newer entrants like Warrior and Under Armour.
Is a shirt from a smaller brand less authentic than one from Nike or Adidas?: No, every shirt here is an original from its own season regardless of manufacturer, hand-checked before listing the same way as the rest of the stock.
Why are Dutch brands like Masita and Quick rare finds?: They mostly supplied mid-table Dutch clubs rather than the biggest teams, so far fewer shirts were made and even fewer survive today.
Which is the oldest brand represented here?: Ennerre, whose 1989-90 Atalanta home shirt is the earliest piece in this collection.
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.