Authentic Vintage Liverpool Shirts and Jerseys
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Original Liverpool shirts from the adidas Candy era of 1989–91 through the Reebok years of Fowler, Owen and Gerrard to the adidas and Warrior shirts of Torres and Suárez – home, away, third and goalkeeper shirts. Every shirt is hand-checked, photographed in detail and shipped from London. 10+ years, 300+ Liverpool shirts sold. No fakes.
Robbie Fowler · Steven Gerrard · Michael Owen · Fernando Torres · Luis Suárez · Xabi Alonso · adidas-era Liverpool
Vintage Liverpool shirts: what to know
Liverpool's shirts fall into seven manufacturer eras: Umbro (1973–85), adidas (1985–96), Reebok (1996–2006), adidas (2006–12), Warrior (2012–15), New Balance (2015–20) and Nike from 2020.
Shirt sponsors follow their own timeline: Hitachi (1979–82), Crown Paints (1982–88), Candy (1988–92), Carlsberg (1992–2010) and Standard Chartered from 2010.
The most sought-after vintage Liverpool shirts are:
- The 1989–91 adidas Candy home shirt – worn as Liverpool won the 1989–90 First Division, their last league title for 30 years. Read why we love the 1989 Liverpool shirt.
- The 2004–06 Reebok home shirt – worn in the 2005 Champions League final in Istanbul, when Liverpool came back from 3–0 down against AC Milan.
- Liverpool's green away shirts – a fan favourite. See our pick of the best vintage green Liverpool shirts.
- The 2019–20 New Balance home shirt – worn as Liverpool won the 2019–20 Premier League, their first league title in 30 years.
Most popular Liverpool player shirts at FSC
Based on FSC order data, December 2023, our best-selling Liverpool player names are:
- Robbie Fowler – 38 orders
- Steven Gerrard – 26 orders
- Michael Owen – 24 orders
Read more about the most popular vintage Liverpool namesets.
Which Liverpool shirt should I buy first?
Start with a Reebok-era shirt from 1996–2006 with Fowler, Owen or Gerrard on the back. Fowler is our best-selling Liverpool name, and named Reebok-era shirts are currently listed at £80–£130 (September 2026). If you'd rather own one grail shirt, go for the 1989–91 adidas Candy home, the shirt of Liverpool's 1990 title win, currently listed at £199.99.
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Frequently asked questions about Liverpool shirts and jerseys
Are your Liverpool shirts authentic?
Yes. Every Liverpool shirt we sell is authentic: either an original from its season or an official adidas re-issue, which we label "Retro" in the title. No fakes.
How do you check they're genuine?
We hand-check every Liverpool shirt for fabric feel, correct labels and badge and sponsor detailing. We've been authenticating shirts for 10+ years, and every listing has detailed photos of the labels so you can check them yourself. Learn the signs in our guide on how to spot a fake football shirt.
What is the most sought-after vintage Liverpool shirt?
The 1989–91 adidas Candy home shirt, worn in Liverpool's 1989–90 title-winning season. It's the most expensive Liverpool outfield shirt in our current stock, listed at £199.99 (listed prices, September 2026).
What is the most popular Liverpool player shirt?
Robbie Fowler is our best-selling Liverpool name, with 38 orders, followed by Steven Gerrard (26) and Michael Owen (24), based on FSC order data, December 2023. Read more about the most popular Liverpool namesets.
How do vintage Liverpool shirts fit compared to modern ones?
adidas and Reebok Liverpool shirts from the 1990s fit looser and boxier than modern shirts. Every listing gives the shirt's size, and our size guide has measurements to compare with a shirt you already own.
Which manufacturers have made Liverpool shirts?
Umbro made Liverpool's shirts from 1973 to 1985, adidas from 1985 to 1996, Reebok from 1996 to 2006, adidas from 2006 to 2012, Warrior from 2012 to 2015, New Balance from 2015 to 2020, and Nike from 2020.
Who has sponsored Liverpool's shirts?
Hitachi (1979–82), Crown Paints (1982–88), Candy (1988–92), Carlsberg (1992–2010) and Standard Chartered, from 2010.
How much should I pay for a vintage Liverpool shirt?
Most original Liverpool shirts at FSC are listed at £40–£200, with a median of £110 (listed prices, September 2026). Candy-era adidas shirts from 1988–92 are listed at £150–£200, and named Reebok-era shirts from 1996–2006 at £80–£130.
Do you ship internationally?
Yes. We ship worldwide and have sent shirts to 81+ countries. We use Royal Mail, FedEx and DPD, with most UK orders going Royal Mail.
Do you ship vintage Liverpool jerseys to the US?
Yes. We ship Liverpool shirts – or soccer jerseys, if you're in the US – from London to the USA, with tracked delivery typically taking 5–7 days.
Can I return a shirt?
Yes. You can return a shirt within 14 days of purchase.
How should I wash and store a vintage Liverpool shirt?
Wash it cold, inside out and separately. On 1980s and 90s shirts, a hot wash can damage the sponsor logo. Store rare shirts such as a Candy-era adidas home flat in a box or in a garment cover. More tips are in our guide to washing football shirts.
Every shirt authenticated
Every shirt at Football Shirt Collective is hand-checked by our team before it's listed. If it's not authentic, we don't sell it.