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Four World Cups. The most beautiful defensive football ever played. And forwards who could break your heart with a single touch. This Italy Legends Embroidered T-shirt celebrates the players who made the Azzurri one of the most storied national sides in football history, from...

This unique recycled bag is made out of a classic football shirt. Recycling is the key word for this concept, which we introduced in 2006 in collaboration with Industrial Designer Mélanie Iten from Switzerland. The classic football shirts are carefully selected from different sources....

Austria arrived at the 1990 World Cup in Italy with a talented and experienced side, hoping to build on a strong qualification campaign and make an impression on the biggest stage. Drawn into a difficult group alongside hosts Italy, Czechoslovakia, and the United States,...

1930 was a historic year in football with the introduction of the FIFA World Cup™, the competition which would officially decide the best footballing nation on earth. The first tournament was hosted in Uruguay with thirteen nations and has grown ever since in size...

With a promising team built around the core of Real Madrid´s dazzling club side, Spain had enjoyed a promising World Cup campaign in 1986, and coach Miguel Munoz was duly retained for the next European Championship tournament two years later. Qualification from a group...

Only promoted to the Premier League via the play-offs the previous season, George Burley’s Ipswich Town side proved to be the shock revelations of the 2000-01 season. An attacking and fluid team featuring solid professionals like Matt Holland, Richard Wright, Herman Hreidarsson, Jim Magilton...

Say Football and you say FC Barcelona. From the club’s earliest days under Joan Gamper to present day, Barcelona remains synonymous with the game and has always taken a central role in shaping it’s history. From developing play styles to defining youth development, all...

With manager Steve Perryman leaving the club on the eve of the 1990-91 season, his assistant Phil Holder stepped up to take charge and went on to enjoy a season of fine promise. This was a team built around the defensive rock that was...

The mid-1990s were a challenging period for Watford as the club struggled to regain its place in the top division, a position it had enjoyed so much in the previous decade. Seasons under managers Steve Perryman and Glenn Roeder typically ended in the lower...

The Polish coach Aleksander Mandziara was the man responsible for returning Young Boys Berne to the pinnacle of the Swiss game during the 1985-86 season with a first title win in 26 years . The arrival of midfielder Robert Prytz midway through the season...

Basking in the afterglow of winning a first-ever major honour the previous season, Bastia’s Coupe de France success qualified them for the 1981-82 Cup Winners Cup campaign. With a team featuring club legends Claude Papi and Charles Orlanducci - the Lion of Vescovato -...

Curiously the toughest fixture of the club's 1959 Cup run was against semi-professional Tooting & Mitcham United what was the weakest team they faced. Forest progressed through the competition eliminating Grimsby Town, Birmingham City after two replays, Bolton Wanderers then Aston Villa in the...

The 1969-70 season represented an outstanding debut for new coach and former player Marcel Domingo, who moved to take charge of Atlético Madrid from Granada. With Luis Aragonés and José Gárate in imperious form up front, the 16 goals each scored over the campaign...

Missing out on the 1990 World Cup was a disappointment for Portugal's international team and in the autumn of that year they started to build towards the next European Championships. A very credible draw against the new World Champions West Germany suggested promise and...

Throughout his lengthy career, Brazilian legend Pelé dazzled and inspired wherever he played around the globe for Santos, New York Cosmos, or Brazil. For many starstruck opponents, the most memorable moment of their careers was sharing a pitch with the great man, and for...

1930 was a historic year in football with the introduction of the FIFA World Cup™, the competition which would officially decide the best footballing nation on earth. The first tournament was hosted in Uruguay with thirteen nations and has grown ever since in size...

The 1958/59 season saw Real Betis finally return to the La Liga after many years drifting between the second and third tiers. Fears that competition at this level might be too fierce for los verdiblancos were never realised as the well-drilled side crafted by...

Champions of the world, champions of Europe, and always the most formidable of opponents thanks to the sheer quality and quantity of top-class talent being created - the 1970s was a wonderful decade for West Germany. The national teams that won the 1972 European...

This unique recycled bag is made out of a classic football shirt. Recycling is the key word for this concept, which we introduced in 2006 in collaboration with Industrial Designer Mélanie Iten from Switzerland. The classic football shirts are carefully selected from different sources....

New designs have been added to the socks collection to relive some iconic football history moments. A collection of socks produced in Italy using the highest quality materials and traditional craftsmanship. The socks are individually constructed on a 200-needle knitting machine using soft combed...

António Oliveira and his Portugal stars took early control of their Euro '96 qualifying group and never looked back. During the 1995 calender year group minnows like Latvia and Liechtenstein were easily dispatched thanks to the considerable firepower players like Figo, Rui Costa, Domingos,...

One World Cup. Sixty years of trying to match it. A story that has never stopped being worth telling. This England Legends T-shirt honours the players who defined what it means to wear the Three Lions, from the glory of ’66 to generations of...

For many, a FIFA tournament™ starts when the opening game is kicked-off. But for Panini-lovers, it all starts months earlier. Their eyes light up when seeing a shiny foil badge in a newly opened packet of stickers. For generations, football-lovers have been collecting the...

Four World Cups. Decades of dominance. A footballing culture built on will, precision and a refusal to be second. This Germany Legends Sweater honours the players who made Die Mannschaft the most consistently formidable side in the history of the game, from iconic triumphs...

All our ‘Designed by…’ T-shirts have football as inspiration and the collection consists of over 125 different styles. We create our T-shirts in collaboration with some of the greatest graphic artists and famous football photographers from all over the world. The superior quality ‘Made...

The outstanding success in finishing in third place at the 1958 World Cup with world class stars like Vincent, Kopa and Fontaine pointed to a bright future for the French game in the coming years. None of those hopes would come to pass however...

This unique recycled bag is made out of a classic football shirt. Recycling is the key word for this concept, which we introduced in 2006 in collaboration with Industrial Designer Mélanie Iten from Switzerland. The classic football shirts are carefully selected from different sources....

Celebrate the rich history of the club with the BSC Young Boys collection! Featuring five retro shirts, a retro jacket from the club’s founding to the 80's and new 90's style tracksuit this collection serves as a reminder to both successful and pivotal times...

António Oliveira and his Portugal stars took early control of their Euro 96 qualifying group and never looked back. During the 1995 calendar year, group minnows like Latvia and Liechtenstein were comfortably beaten thanks to the attacking quality of players such as Figo, Rui...

A number ten, a playmaker, an unerring finisher, a devastating set-piece taker, a physical powerhouse, endlessly brave, a leader of men, an inspiration, an otherworldly talent. Quite simply Diego Armando Maradona was all of these things and one of the few footballers in history...