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Original Leeds United shirts from the Admiral shirts of the 1992–93 champions through the Asics years of Yeboah and Speed and the Puma shirts of Hasselbaink to the Nike era of Viduka and Kewell – home, away and goalkeeper shirts. Every shirt is hand-checked, photographed in detail and shipped from London. Close to 50 Leeds shirts sold. No fakes.

Tony Yeboah · 90s shirts · Puma shirts · 2000s shirts

Vintage Leeds United shirts: what to know

The vintage Leeds shirts collectors look for come from these manufacturers: Admiral (1992–93), Asics (1993–96), Puma (1996–2000), Nike (2000–04), Diadora (2004–05) and Admiral again from 2005.

They carry sponsors including Thistle Hotels (1993–96), Packard Bell (1996–2000) and Strongbow (2000–04).

The most sought-after vintage Leeds United shirts are:

The 1972–73 Admiral home shirt – Don Revie's all-white Leeds, and among the first shirts to carry a manufacturer's logo on the pitch.
The 1992–93 Admiral home and away shirts – worn as reigning champions after the 1991–92 title, the last before the Premier League.
The 1995–96 Asics home shirt – Tony Yeboah's number 21, worn for his volleys against Liverpool and Wimbledon.
The 1998–2000 Puma home shirt – Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink's shirt, and our best-selling Leeds design.
The 2000–02 Nike home shirt – from the run to the 2001 Champions League semi-final with Viduka, Kewell and Keane.

See the full list, with our sales tables, in the best Leeds United shirts ever.

Most popular Leeds United shirts at FSC

We've sold close to 50 Leeds United shirts (FSC order data, August 2026). Our most popular Leeds player names are:

Mark Viduka – 8 shirts
Tony Yeboah – 5 shirts
Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink – 4 shirts

Our best-selling Leeds design is the 1998–2000 Puma home with Hasselbaink 9. After the UK, Australia is our biggest market for Leeds shirts, especially with Kewell and Viduka namesets.

Which Leeds United shirt should I buy first?

Start with a Puma or Nike shirt from 1998–2003. The 1998–2000 Puma home is our best-selling Leeds design and is currently listed from £29.99 without a nameset (September 2026), while a 2002–03 Nike home with Viduka 9, our most popular Leeds name, is listed at £129.99. If you'd rather own one grail shirt, go for the Asics era: a 1993–95 Asics away with Speed 11 is currently listed at £169.99.

Reviews from our customers

We're rated Excellent on Trustpilot. Here are three recent reviews.

Excellent range of vintage shirts - very impressed

Easy to order and the retro shirt was exactly how it was described on the website, very good condition and very well packed and quick in delivery. I will definitely use them again.

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Quality vintage shirts and fast delivery.

They stock shirts that are rare at good prices. This was my second order and will not hesitate ordering again. Thanks

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Amazing quality

The vintage shirt was great quality.
Delivery was quick and easy.
Good experience all round.

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Frequently asked questions about Leeds United shirts and jerseys

Are your Leeds United shirts authentic?

Yes. Every Leeds United shirt we sell is an original from its season. No fakes.

How do you check they're genuine?

We hand-check every Leeds 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 popular vintage Leeds United shirt?

The 1998–2000 Puma home shirt, especially with Hasselbaink 9 on the back, is our best-selling Leeds design (FSC order data, August 2026). The 1995–96 Asics home with Yeboah 21 is the shirt we're asked about most.

What is the most popular Leeds United player shirt?

Mark Viduka is our most popular Leeds name by a distance, with 8 shirts sold, followed by Tony Yeboah (5) and Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink (4) (FSC order data, August 2026).

How do vintage Leeds United shirts fit compared to modern ones?

Admiral, Asics and Puma Leeds 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 made vintage Leeds United shirts?

Admiral made Leeds' shirts in 1992–93, Asics from 1993 to 1996, Puma from 1996 to 2000, Nike from 2000 to 2004, Diadora in 2004–05, and Admiral again from 2005. Admiral also made Don Revie's Leeds shirts in the 1970s.

How much should I pay for a vintage Leeds United shirt?

Our current Leeds shirts are listed at £30–£200, with a median of £120 (listed prices, September 2026). Asics shirts from 1993–96 are listed at £100–£200, and named Nike shirts from 2002–03 at £130.

Do you ship internationally?

Yes. We ship worldwide and have sent shirts to 81+ countries. After the UK, Australia is our biggest market for Leeds shirts, followed by the US and Ireland (FSC order data, August 2026). We use Royal Mail, FedEx and DPD.

Do you ship vintage Leeds United jerseys to the US?

Yes. We ship Leeds United 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 Leeds United shirt?

Wash it cold, inside out and separately. On 1990s shirts, a hot wash can damage the printed sponsor logo. Store rare shirts such as a 1995–96 Asics Yeboah home flat in a box or in a garment cover. More tips are in our guide to washing football shirts.