Premier League
Liverpool shirts
Liverpool played in blue and white before switching to red, and went all red in the mid 1960s to look, in Bill Shankly's words, more intimidating. The shirt has barely changed concept since.
Liverpool kits
Every Liverpool shirt we currently hold, shipped free worldwide.
The kit
The all red kit is one of the simplest in football, which means everything rests on the details: the shade of red, the collar, the trim, the white flashes that come and go. Fans can date a shirt by those details alone.
The 1980s produced the kits most associated with the club's European success, and those shirts remain the most requested Liverpool retros we handle. The pinstripe and the plain crew neck from that period are both heavily reissued, which makes originals worth checking carefully.
Sponsors
Liverpool were one of the first English clubs to carry a shirt sponsor, and the succession of brands on the front is a quick history of British consumer culture. Several of those wordmarks are now as closely associated with particular seasons as the players who wore them.
Manufacturers
The club has moved between British, German and American manufacturers across its history. Each change brought a noticeable shift in fit, with the 90s British-made shirts running boxier than anything produced since.
Buying a Liverpool shirt
Fan versions are true to size. Red shirts hold colour well but the white trim picks up marks, so wash inside out and avoid bleach based detergents entirely.
Notable shirts
European Cup home
Plain red with a simple crew neck. The template for every Liverpool retro since.
Candy home
One of the most recognisable sponsor and shirt combinations in English football.
Green and white quarters away
Divisive at the time, hugely collectable now.