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Together with Stoke City FC we created a collection of retro shirts, including the 1981 - 83 shirt and the 1993 - 94 jersey.

These two retro shirts have been added to our collection and are available in our webshop. The other four styles are exclusively available in the official Stoke City FC fanstore.

This is the Cardiff City FC 1998 – 99 retro shirt. The good times were back in the Welsh capital! City finished ‘98/99 in third place, securing automatic promotion with fan favourites like John Williams and 18-goal striker, Kevin Nugent.

The retro shirt has been added to our collection and is available in our webshop

Hopes were high at Craven Cottage that the 1999/00 season would bring a Fulham push for promotion to the Premier League. Paul Bracewell’s team started the campaign strongly with a run of 15 games unbeaten in all competitions, but a sticky run that yielded very few victories at the end of the calendar year curtailed the team’s chances. The away shirt worn that season however, was a thing of beauty.

The retro shirt has been added to our collection and is available in our webshop.

We've added three new styles to our official Watford FC retro collection. Discover the 1993 - 95 away shirt, as well as the iconic 1998 - 99 shirt. A first retro jacket is added to the collection too.

The 1993 - 95 away retro shirt has been added to our collection and is available in our webshop. The other two items are exclusively availalable in the Hornets Shop.

We teamed up with Atlético de Madrid and introduce this extensive licensed collection which delves deep into Atleti's rich and fascinating history. The retro shirts and jackets are manufactured with great care and pride and are packaged and dispatched in luxury gift boxes.

All items have been added to our collection and are available in our webshop.

There are so many memorable moments in football history that we will never forget. We eternalized four iconic moments on our new pixel T-shirts: the kung-fu kick that Cantona launched at a Crystal Palace fan, moments after being sent off at Selhurst Park, still resonates as one of football's most extraordinary events. And what about Diego, who got his groove on to Opus's "Live Is Life" during warm-up? Also his ‘Hand of God’ was a great inspiration for the new T-shirt range. Just like Zizou’s headbutt, during the 2006 World Cup Final.

All T-shirts have been added to our collection and are available in our webshop.