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CHELSEA 2013/2014 THIRD FOOTBALL SHIRT - HAZARD #17 (M) -
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ARSENAL 2021/2022 HOME FOOTBALL JERSEY - ODEGAARD #8 (M) -
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ARSENAL 2016/2017 THIRD FOOTBALL SHIRT - OZIL #11 (M) -
ARSENAL 2011/2012 HOME FOOTBALL JERSEY - HENRY #12 (L) -
ARSENAL 2004/2005 AWAY FOOTBALL SHIRT - HENRY #14 VELVET (L)
Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City: English football shirts are among the most sought-after by collectors. Here you will find authentic vintage Premier League shirts, selected one by one, from the Cantona era to the Cristiano Ronaldo years, including the velvet name and number prints of the 2000s. Every piece is checked and listed with its size, season and real condition.
Cult Premier League shirts, club by club
Manchester United, from Cantona to Cristiano Ronaldo
The Premier League was born in 1992, and Manchester United won the first title in the very season Eric Cantona arrived. Then came the Beckham years and the 1999 treble, the Cristiano Ronaldo era, with the Ballon d'Or in 2008, the year of the European triumph in Moscow, and the Wayne Rooney era, as he became the club's all-time top scorer. Browse all our Manchester United shirts.
Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester City
- Arsenal: Thierry Henry and the 2003/2004 Invincibles, champions without a single defeat, then the Özil era.
- Chelsea: Didier Drogba, decisive in the 2012 Champions League final, then Eden Hazard for seven seasons.
- Liverpool: Steven Gerrard, the iconic captain, then Mohamed Salah and the 2020 title, the club's first in thirty years.
- Manchester City: Sergio Agüero's last-second goal to win the 2011/2012 title, Yaya Touré, then Erling Haaland.
- Leicester City: the shock 2016 title, led by Riyad Mahrez.
Velvet prints, the hallmark of the 2000s
In the 2000s, Premier League names and numbers were printed in a velvety material you can recognise by touch. These original velvet prints are highly valued by collectors, and our listings state when a shirt has them. To understand the different versions (fan, player, pro stock), read our guide. Have an English club shirt to sell? We buy football shirts.