STEVEN GERRARD SHIRTS
Three Gerrard shirts, all Liverpool, split between two different squad numbers from opposite ends of the 2000s. Reebok made the earliest, Adidas the other two, all from a career spent entirely at one club.
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Liverpool's number 17
A single 2002-04 Liverpool away shirt carries #17, made by Reebok, from earlier in his time at the club before he moved into the #8 that became his best-known number. It's the only #17 piece in this collection, and a different look at a player usually pictured in the number that came after it.
Liverpool's number 8
Two 2008-10 Liverpool home shirts carry #8, both Adidas, from a few years later and the number most associated with Gerrard as Liverpool's captain. Between the two numbers, this collection spans the early to late 2000s, with every shirt an original from its own season, hand-checked and photographed individually, and sized pit to pit and top to bottom rather than to a modern label. As with the rest of the catalogue, each piece is one of one: a single shirt in a single size.
Good to know
- What numbers did Gerrard wear at Liverpool?
- Number 17 in 2002-04, then number 8 from 2008-10, the number he's best known for.
- Are these all originals?
- Yes, every shirt is an original from its own season, hand-checked and photographed individually.
- Which brands made these shirts?
- Reebok for the 2002-04 shirt, Adidas for the two 2008-10 shirts.
- Are these all home shirts?
- The 2008-10 shirts are home kits; the 2002-04 shirt is an away kit.
- What is your shipping policy?
- Shipping is free within the Netherlands and Belgium from 100 euros, and free worldwide from 150 euros, always with track and trace.
