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Top 10 Premier League Football Shirts
Few leagues have produced as many iconic football shirts as the Premier League. Since its founding in 1992, the world's most-watched league has given us some of the most memorable kits in football history, from the sharp Umbro cuts of the mid-90s to the bold away shirts of the 2000s. These are our ten all-time favourites that passed through the Secondhalf collection.
#1
Liverpool 1981/84 Away Shirt (S)
Pre-Premier League and all the more precious for it. This Umbro away shirt in yellow was worn during one of Liverpool's most dominant periods, two European Cup wins in 1981 and 1984, with Dalglish, Hansen and Rush at the height of their powers. An extraordinarily rare find in any condition.
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Arsenal 1991/93 Away Shirt (XL)
Few shirts in English football history have earned a nickname as legendary as the Bruised Banana. This JVC-sponsored Adidas away shirt in bold yellow with purple and blue sleeves was controversial when it launched, and is now one of the most sought-after collector's items of the entire era. Worn by Wright, Merson and Adams at their peak.
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Manchester United 1990/92 Away Shirt (L)
One of the most iconic away shirts in English football history. This Sharp-sponsored 'snowflake' Adidas kit in blue and white, inspired by the original Newton Heath colours, was worn during Ferguson's first trophy-winning years, including the FA Cup in 1990 and the European Cup Winners' Cup in 1991. A shirt that every serious United collector wants.
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Chelsea 1995/97 Away Shirt (XL)
One of the standout away shirts of the mid-90s Premier League era. This Umbro kit in yellow and blue was worn during the Gullit era, the years that transformed Chelsea from a mid-table side into genuine European contenders. Zola arrived in '96, Di Matteo and Leboeuf were already pulling strings. A shirt that signals the turning point.
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Leeds United 1992/93 Home Shirt (L)
Leeds were the last First Division champions before the Premier League era began, and this shirt was worn in that historic first Premier League season of 1992/93. The Thistle Hotels-sponsored Admiral kit in classic white is a piece of English football history that rarely comes up.
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Arsenal 1994/96 Home Shirt - Bergkamp #10 (L)
The shirt Bergkamp wore in his debut season at Highbury. After his move from Inter Milan in the summer of 1995, Dennis Bergkamp transformed Arsenal and became one of the Premier League's greatest ever players. This JVC-sponsored home shirt in red with white sleeves is the kit he wore as he began to win over English football, and there's no more iconic name and number to have on the back.
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Manchester United 1996/98 Home Shirt - Cantona #7 (L)
The King's farewell shirt. Eric Cantona wore this Sharp-sponsored Umbro home kit in his final season at Old Trafford before his shock retirement in 1997 at the age of 30. United won the Premier League title that year, and this shirt with the iconic #7 on the back is one of the most collectible pieces in Premier League history.
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Liverpool 1989/91 Away Shirt (L)
One of the most striking shirts of the pre-Premier League era. This Adidas away shirt in grey features a bold diamond pattern reminiscent of the iconic Netherlands 1988 Euro kit, a design that stands out in any collection. Worn during Dalglish's final season and the Souness era, it rarely surfaces in this condition.
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Newcastle United 1997/99 Home Shirt (M)
The late 90s at St. James' Park were a rollercoaster. Shearer had arrived for a world-record fee in 1996, and this Adidas home shirt in black and white stripes, with the iconic Newcastle Brown Ale sponsor on the chest, was worn through the Dalglish and Gullit years. A club perpetually on the edge of greatness, and a shirt that captures that energy perfectly.
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Aston Villa 1990/92 Home Shirt (L)
Ron Atkinson took charge of Villa in 1991 and this Umbro home shirt in claret and blue bridges the transition into his era. A beautifully understated classic from early 90s English football. Harder to find than the bigger clubs, which makes it all the more special.
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Manchester United 1990/92 Away Shirt (L)
The shirt our community chose. Outside the ranking, in a league of its own.
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