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Vintage Football Shirts Collection

Original vintage football shirts from the 90s and early 00s. Use the filters to find your club, country or era, including the shirts that are open for trade.

330 shirts
Fiorentina 1994/95 home shirt
1994/95 · Home

Fiorentina

Serie A · Uhlsport Size XL
France 1998 home shirt
1998 · Home

France

National teams · Adidas Size L
FC Barcelona 2009/10 home shirt
2009/10 · Home

FC Barcelona

La Liga · Nike #9 - Ibrahimović
Rangers 1996/97 third shirt
For trade
1996/97 · Third

Rangers

Scottish Premiership · Nike Size L
Spain 1998/99 third shirt
1998/99 · Third

Spain

National teams · Adidas Size L
AC Milan 2010/11 home shirt
2010/11 · Home

AC Milan

Serie A · Adidas Size L · #80 - Ronaldinho
Inter 1999/00 home shirt
1999/00 · Home

Inter

Serie A · Nike Size XL
KRC Genk 2016/17 home shirt
2016/17 · Home

KRC Genk

Jupiler Pro League · Nike Size L
Juventus 2003/04 home shirt
2003/04 · Home

Juventus

Serie A · Nike Size L · #11 - Nedved
Ajax 2000/01 away shirt
2000/01 · Away

Ajax

Eredivisie · Adidas Size M
Juventus 1999/00 home shirt
1999/00 · Home

Juventus

Serie A · Kappa Size XL
Juventus 1998/99 home shirt
1998/99 · Home

Juventus

Serie A · Kappa Size L
AS Roma 2006/07 home shirt
For trade
2006/07 · Home

AS Roma

Serie A · Diadora Size L · #10 - Totti
Croatia 2006 home shirt
For trade
2006 · Home

Croatia

National teams · Nike Size L
AS Roma 1997/98 home shirt
1997/98 · Home

AS Roma

Serie A · Diadora Size L
Venezia 1999/00 away shirt
1999/00 · Away

Venezia

Serie A · Kronos Size L
Fiorentina 2001/02 home shirt
2001/02 · Home

Fiorentina

Serie A · Mizuno Size M
AC Milan 1995/96 home shirt
1995/96 · Home

AC Milan

Serie A · Lotto Size XL
Palermo 1998/99 home shirt
1998/99 · Home

Palermo

Serie A · Kappa Size L
Germany 1988/90 home shirt
1988/90 · Home

Germany

National teams · Adidas Size M
Brazil 1998 home shirt
1998 · Home

Brazil

National teams · Nike Size XL · #9 - Ronaldo
RWDM 1994/95 home shirt
1994/95 · Home

RWDM

Jupiler Pro League · Diadora Size L

Vintage football shirts: wear a piece of football history

Vintage football shirts are original shirts from the golden era of the game, think the bold, baggy and colourful designs of the 1990s and early 2000s. Every shirt in this collection is a genuine piece, from legendary clubs and national teams to hidden gems from smaller leagues. Browse the collection above, filter by competition, decade or size, and see which vintage football shirts are open for trade.

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What makes a football shirt “vintage”?

A vintage football shirt is an original shirt that is typically at least twenty years old. It was made for the season it carries on the front, not reissued later. That is what separates a vintage shirt from a modern reproduction: the fabric, the cut, the printing techniques and the labels all belong to their time.

Why the 90s and early 00s?

Many collectors consider this period the most characteristic in shirt design. Big sponsors, striking patterns and manufacturers such as Adidas, Umbro, Nike, Lotto, Kappa and Diadora gave the shirts of that era a personality that is still hugely popular today. They also bring back memories of tournaments, title races and favourite players.

Original, replica or fake?

Always check the details: the labels and wash-care tags, the stitching, the quality of the badge and sponsor print, and whether the design matches the season. If you are not sure, you can send us photos for an authenticity check.

Condition and care

Older shirts need gentle treatment. Wash inside out at a low temperature, avoid the tumble dryer and let the shirt dry flat or on a hanger. Store it away from direct sunlight so the colours keep their depth.

Trading

This is a personal collection, not a shop. Now and then a shirt is open for a swap, and those are listed under Open for trade. Interested? Send us a message on Instagram with the reference code of the shirt and tell us what you could offer in return. Do you have shirts of your own that you would like to show us? Take a look at Selling a shirt?.

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