Category Archives: Men’s Clothing
Grimsby Town 1940s-1950s Retro Football Shirt
Grimsby Town 1971-1972 Retro Football Shirt
Huddersfield Town 1922 FA Cup Final Retro Football Shirt
Huddersfield Town 1950s Retro Football Shirt
Burnley 1969-1975 Retro Football Shirt
Crystal Palace 1972-1973 Don Rogers Retro Football Shirt
Bury 1903 FA Cup Final Retro Football Shirt
Crystal Palace 1969 -1971 Retro Football Shirt
Bury 1960s Retro Football Shirt
Cambridge United 1969-1971 Retro Football Shirt
Cardiff City 1927 FA Cup Final Retro Football Shirt
Cardiff City 1927 FA Cup Final Retro Football Shirt. Cardiff beat Arsenal 1-0 at Wembley in the 1927 FA Cup Final. Famously, this was the only time that the FA Cup has been taken out of England. In both of these games, the coat of arms of the city of Cardiff was worn on the team’s shirts. This was the first ever FA Cup Final broadcast by BBC Radio.
Cardiff City 1960s Retro Football Shirt
Cardiff City 1960s Retro Football Shirt. In the late 1960s the Bluebird crest reappeared on Cardiff shirts, this time without any lettering (and the bird flying upwards rather than down). This simple, elegant motif is perhaps the most popular of all the designs associated with the club and was used for the next 16 seasons.
Carlisle United 1970-73 Retro Football Shirt
Carlisle 1970-1973 Retro Football Shirt. In 1970, the Carlisle team adopted a new crest, a running fox (the club was known at the time as “The Foxes”, after the connection with Cumbria’s most famous huntsman, John Peel). This appeared in gold between 1970 and 1981, after which it was rendered in red and white against a blue background.
Charlton Athletic 1964-1966 Retro Football Shirt
Charlton Athletic 1973-1974 Retro Football Shirt
Charlton Athletic 1947 FA Cup Final Retro Football Shirt
Charlton Athletic 1947 FA Cup Final Retro Football Shirt. Charlton played Burnley in the 1947 FA Cup Final and won 1-0. They had been beaten finalists the previous year, and history repeated itself again as the ball burst late into the game. later, the reason for these problems was put down to poor quality of leather being available after World War II.