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Italy Kit History: The Azzurri Blue Shirt
Why is Italy's football shirt blue when the flag is green, white and red? The story behind the Azzurri shirt, from its royal origins to today's designs.
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How to Spot a Fake Football Shirt
Short answer: the biggest giveaways of a fake football shirt are a too-good-to-be-true price, a badge with wrong colours or messy stitching, missing or photocopied wash tags and...
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Authentic vs Replica Football Shirts: What You're Actually Paying For
Why the same shirt costs $50 in one place and $160 in another, and how to make sure you're not buying a fake. Short answer: an authentic shirt...
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Mystery Shirt in a Box Review: Is It Worth It?
Short answer: if you love football shirts and enjoy a surprise, Mystery Shirt in a Box is worth it. You get a genuine, officially licensed club jersey usually...
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Are Mystery Football Shirt Boxes Legit? An Honest Look
Short answer: yes, a mystery football shirt box is the real deal when the seller ships genuine, officially licensed shirts and is straight with you about what you're...
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What Your Favourite Shirt Number Says About You
From the reliable No.4 to the flashy No.7, your favourite football shirt number reveals more about your personality than you'd think. Here's what each one really says.
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The No.11 Shirt: Football's Great Wingers
From the fixed-numbering days to Ryan Giggs and Mohamed Salah, we look at why No.11 became football's great winger's shirt.
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Why Retro Football Shirts Have Become Streetwear's Favourite Comeback
Retro football shirts have quietly become one of the biggest crossovers between sport and fashion. Here's why heritage kit designs keep selling out, what actually makes a shirt...
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The Rarest Shirt Numbers Ever Worn
From a No.0 that almost never exists to the No.13 shirts worn on purpose, we look at football's rarest and most unusual squad numbers.
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No.6 & No.8: Football's Midfield Generals
The No.6 marshals a midfield, the No.8 drives it forward. From Makélélé to Gerrard, we look at the players who made these two shirts football's most important.
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The History of Squad Numbers: From 1–11 to Fixed 1–99
Numbers on football shirts used to mean a position, not a player. Here's how the game moved from a numbered starting XI to the fixed, personal 1–99 squad...
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Football Shirts That Made a Statement: When Kit Design Becomes Art
Some football shirts are more than a sponsor's billboard. From musician collaborations to kits built around a cause, here's how clubs turned the shirt into a genuine cultural...
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