Best shirts of all time ... and future classics

Some bargain if true, they’ll sell for 5 times that in a couple years

 

Those were my 3 favs I had growing up

 

Boca

 

Designs were nice at the time I thought but yeah definitely the material was poor on them. Player ones looked better quality though.

 

Up there as one of the best of all time. No doubt about it.

 

Another quality German away. Reminds me of our all black with the tricolour sleeves in 2012.

 

Used to like the old huns away kit as a kid.

https://images.app.goo.gl/6rtq78qXVfWpigvN7

 

Palace have just released a similar one to that spurs shirt

 

Seen it on twitter earlier I've never actually wore the spurs one it was limited edition came in a box with a certificate and stuff no idea if it's worth anything these days

 

That classic football shirts website had one for £100

 

Belter

 

That's it launched for worldwide orders.
Today and tomorrow only though, 113$ works out around £84 and that's including shipping/free shipping.

I'm praying it doesn't get hit with a customs bill when it shows up on my door.
But will be worth it none the less.




Seems everyone has a card detail * up, it doesn't auto generate in the form properly and it's payment to Brazil, so expect your bank company to question it

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78 Argentina shirt ,, burnt the * nipples aff ye . so worst !!


no just because of Lisbon , thats how the hoops should be worn ! no adverts , no tinkering !! just hoops . Best .

 

Love it. I have the version with the v neck and still enjoy wearing it even after all these years. As you say it is actually made in Ireland too. The away top was the exact same jersey just in reverse with the jersey white.

To touch on that and go a bit off topic but Naomi Klein's book No Logo does a brilliant analysis of brand names and how some of the worlds biggest brands were worried about the growth of generics in the late 80's early 90's and how they overturned that. One of the industries she picked to examine was sportswear and she talks about how Nike basically lead the way sending all their manufacturing overseas to use what is essentially modern day slave labour and how Adidas, Puma and all the others had to follow suit to stay competitive. If you look at your jersey collections you will see from about the mid 90's on all your tops are made in Asia with slave labour. I have to say other then some Celtic or Ireland jerseys I go out of my way now to only buy clothing made by companies paying their employees actual wages. O'Neills in Ireland only make their kits in Ireland so I have started buying a few more O'Neills items in more recent years as a result.

 

Ac Milan 14/15 away is a thing of beauty