Basketball, gridiron, hockey and football shirts, no two the same. College and NBA jerseys, club football shirts and team kits, most of them from the 80s and 90s when the cuts were looser and the graphics were a lot bigger.
Jerseys size differently to everything else we sell, and it catches people out. They were made to go over padding or a base layer, so a jersey often runs a size or two bigger than a t-shirt with the same letter on the tag. Stitched numbers and lettering last a lot longer than printed ones, and if any lettering's lifting or cracked we've photographed it.
Most of our jerseys come from vintage Adidas, vintage Reebok and vintage Nike. For everything else, see the full range.
Common questions
Do vintage jerseys run big?
Yes, usually. Jerseys were cut to fit over padding or layers, so the same labelled size sits noticeably looser than a t-shirt would. Check the measurements we've listed and size down if you'd rather it fitted.
How can I tell a stitched jersey from a printed one?
Stitched names and numbers are sewn on as separate panels of fabric and stand slightly proud of the shirt, while printed ones sit flat against it. Stitched pieces generally last longer, and we tell you which one you're getting.
Which sports do these cover?
Basketball and gridiron make up most of the collection, with hockey and football shirts alongside them. What's here changes week to week, since every jersey is sourced on its own.
