by Mike Maxwell April 25, 2026 4 min read
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From Cruyff's Dream Team to the Treble season, we count down the greatest Barcelona shirts ever worn — drawing on our own sales data, collector voices and years of authenticating vintage and classic Barça kits.by Mike Maxwell April 05, 2026 7 min read
From the 1966 World Cup shirt to Euro 96 and beyond. This guide everything you need to know about buying authentic, classic England football shirts.
by Mike Maxwell April 02, 2026 10 min read
The complete guide to authentic Arsenal football shirts - from the best classic and vintage Arsenal shirts of all time to how to spot a fake and what you should pay.
by Mike Maxwell March 28, 2026 5 min read
Eric Cantona didn't just wear the Manchester United shirt — he made it iconic. From the lace-up collar of the 1992/94 home to the black away he wore to FA Cup glory, authentic Cantona shirts are the most coveted items in any serious vintage collection. This is the complete guide to finding, authenticating and buying the real thing.
by Mike Maxwell March 26, 2026 6 min read
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West Ham’s Pony era (1993–1999) delivered some of the most memorable kits of the 90s. With bold sponsors, baggy fits and cult heroes like Julian Dicks, these shirts are pure nostalgia for collectors and fans alike.
by Mike Maxwell March 20, 2026 4 min read
Adidas have gone big for the 2026 World Cup. Bold patterns, cultural nods and a few risks thrown in for good measure. Some feel like instant classics, others… not so much. We’ve ranked every shirt and linked them back to the vintage icons they remind us of.
by Mike Maxwell March 20, 2026 3 min read
From Dalglish-era Umbro classics to the 1998 World Cup shirt, these are Scotland’s greatest ever kits – tied to memories, identity and moments that still matter today.
by Mike Maxwell February 28, 2026 4 min read
From 1966 glory to Gazza at Euro ’96 and Beckham’s redemption in 2002, these are England’s best ever shirts tied to the goals, tournaments and moments that defined generations.
by Mike Maxwell February 16, 2026 3 min read
The 1994 Arsenal shirt wasn’t just a new kit. It was Nike’s first big English statement. Worn by Ian Wright and Tony Adams, packed with subtle design details, and still one of the most important classic football shirts of the 90s.