TOTTENHAM SHIRTS
Four Tottenham jerseys, split across two very different eras: a nineties away shirt built around David Ginola's number ten, and a run of pale training-influenced kits from the mid-2010s. White stays the constant, everything else about the cut and the sponsor changes completely.
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Ginola's number on the away shirt
The 1999-01 away jersey is Adidas, dark navy with a thin trim, and this one is a Ginola #14. He only had one full season at Spurs before the move to Aston Villa, and shirts printed with his name from that window are not common. It sits comfortably in the nineties for anyone browsing by decade, and next to the rest of the Adidas jerseys in stock it shows how far the brand's templates had moved on from a decade earlier.
Eriksen, Alderweireld and the Under Armor years
Two 2015-16 shirts come from the short Under Armor sponsorship: an Eriksen #23 home and an Alderweireld away, both from the season Tottenham finished runners-up in the league. A 2018-19 Moura third, by contrast, is Nike, printed in a pattern that had nothing to do with the club's usual white. Anyone comparing manufacturers can see the shift directly in the Nike shirts elsewhere on the site. All four are originals from English football, hand-checked and photographed as they are, not restored. Sizes run from S to XL, measured pit to pit and top to bottom, and each listing carries its own condition rating rather than a blanket description for the whole group.
Good to know
- Is the David Ginola away shirt an original from 1999-01?
- Yes, it is an original Adidas away shirt from that season, hand-checked and printed with Ginola's number 14.
- What size is the Eriksen home shirt?
- It is a size S, measured pit to pit and top to bottom, with the exact measurements listed on the product page.
- Is the Moura third shirt Nike or Under Armor?
- It is Nike, from the 2018-19 season, unlike the two 2015-16 shirts in this collection which are Under Armor.
- Do you ship these Tottenham shirts internationally?
- Shipping is free within the Netherlands and Belgium from 100 euros, and worldwide from 150 euros, always with track and trace.
