Serie A, 1990-91 – part 4
See the previous entries in this series: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 It has perhaps taken us longer than we expected to chart the kits of the 1990-91 Serie… Read more »
Category: Kit history
Midweek Mashup – Rochdale v Mansfield 1992-2002 special
By Matt Smith The Premier League kit-tracker will be back soon, along with Matt’s ratings for the Away Kits Table. He wrote this piece ages ago and we apologise for… Read more »
Great one-offs – Argentina, 1986
Thanks to Terence Ryan, who provided the relevant information from Diego Maradona’s book Touched by God: How We Won the Mexico ’86 World Cup Today, June 22, is the 34th… Read more »
Season in kits – Hamburg, 1996-97 and 1997-98
Having been with adidas for so long, Hamburger SV went in a different direction in 1995 as they signed a deal with Uhlsport. In their first season with the Baden-Württemberg… Read more »
1992 – a whole new ball game but subtle changes for Liverpool
As a six-year-old at the end of my first season watching football, I didn’t appreciate the gravity of change when I saw the new Liverpool kits in Shoot! one day… Read more »
1998 spring/summer Arsenal merchandise catalogue
In the mid-to-late 90s, slapping Ian Wright on Arsenal-related material was usually a safe bet, but the club’s merchandise catalogue for the spring and summer of 1998 provides a rare… Read more »
Fantasy Kit Friday – Nigeria 2002, Germany 2014
Two offerings today which kind of buck the usual trend in that each keeps the team with the same kitmaker but designs and or colour-schemes are altered. First up, Nigeria:… Read more »
First-time shirts, no 1 – Jim Hearson
This is a new series, where contributors reminisce about their first shirt (or shirts, in this case). If you would like to feature, get in touch on Twitter or comment… Read more »
The long and short of it
By David Reynolds For more of David’s output, see here As a fan of proper long-sleeved shirts, Papa Bouba Diop has a lot to answer for, in my opinion. I… Read more »
How sports jerseys became fashion items in America
By Rob Carey For a long time, sporting attire was worn exclusively by athletes. Branded teamwear could be seen only on the backs of professional footballers during competitions and training…. Read more »
