Together with S.P.A.L. –hailing from Ferrara in the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy– we're revisiting the 50's and 60's of the previous century with the classic 1965 - 66 Retro Football Shirt and 1955-56 Retro Football Jacket. In the same way its hometown is regarded as one of the centres of cultural development during the Renaissance era, S.P.A.L. can pride itself on developing and kickstarting the career of many players who would go on to shape the face of Italian football like Fabio Capello, Saul Malatrasi & Alberto Bigon.
With the White & Black 1994 - 95 Away Retro Football Shirt we're adding another Crazy Gang nod to the Wimbledon retro collection; The group that became known for their mischief, toughness, camaraderie and one of the club's most successful periods throughout the 90s. In additio to the shirt we're also adding the Big Friends Socks to the collection, capturing the unortodox start of a lifelong friendship between Wimbledon strong man Vinnie Jones and Paul Gascoigne.
We’re delighted to announce our first South-American club collaboration with none other than a powerhouse in Brazilian football: CR Vasco da Gama. The club has trusted us with their legacy and the task of breathing new life into their rich history in the form of a collection consisting of 3 retro football shirts and 1 jacket, spanning the 70s and 80s eras
Together with one of Portugal’s and the world’s most decorated clubs, FC Porto, we’re back to supplement our longstanding partnership with another three retro styles. With these new styles; in a cool white, Porto’s classic Azul e Branco and a vibrant Blue-Orange design we’re venturing back into the contemporary classic 90’s.
How many clubs can say they have a stadium only a rock's throw away from the ocean? Well, Grimsby can! Together with the seaside club we've recreated the acclaimed 1981 Retro Football Shirt.
This famous Town side was based around a strong core that included keeper Nigel Batch, influential central defender Kevin Moore, midfielder Joe Waters, winger Tony Ford and promising young striker Kevin Drinkell.
New year, new Ipswich Town style!
The 1985-86 season saw Ipswich Town surrender their top-flight status and return to the second tier for the first time since 1968. Bobby Ferguson’s team battled hard all season against the drop, but a final day defeat at Sheffield Wednesday was costly as Leicester City - starting the day behind them in the final relegation place - won to leapfrog them in the table and stay up.
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