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At Premierleagueshirts.co.uk we compare the prices of several top sports retailers to bring you the best prices on Premier League Football Shirts.

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About Premier League Shirts

Premier League Shirts was formed as a shopping portal initially specifically for the twenty premier league teams. We've gone on to introduce full football kits for both English football clubs and worldwide teams as well as international shirts.

As well as the latest official Premier League Shirts we also boast a large range of retro shirts, some dating back over 100 years!

The best way to show your support for your team is to wear the club shirt with pride. If you're in search of continental clubs we also have the best prices available for Barcelona shirts, Real Madrid shirts, Inter Milan shirts and many more.

We work with only the top trusted online sports retailers to bring you the very best online prices for all worldwide football kits.

Most popular searches are Premier League Football Shirts, Arsenal football shirts, Liverpool football shirts, Man United Football Shirts, Everton Football Shirts, Tottenham Football Shirts, Newcastle Football Shirts, Chelsea Football Shirts, Football shirts price comparison, official premier league shirts.

History of Football Kits

Early football teams played in shirts similar to that of cricket. Initially teams used a variety of different designs like the great Bolton Wanderers team of 1884 wore white shirts with red spots before switching to red, white and blue stripes. On the other hand Blackburn Rovers wore blue and white halves from the very beginning in 1875.

In the 1890s football shirts had settled into a few standard designs which included plain, stripes, hoops and halves. Clubs normally would wear long flannel trousers but at this time began to abandon the idea in favour of knickerbockers. Charlie Roberts of Manchester United upset the F.A by wearing very short knickerbockers which resulted in these eventually being known as shorts.

Numbered shirts first began to appear in English games in 1928 but it was not until the 1938-39 seasons that clubs were forced to wear numbers.

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