Arsenal Retro Shirts

Arsenal 1996–1997 Away Long Sleeve. Arsène Wenger arrived in October 1996 and changed English football — the diet, the training, the imports. Bergkamp, Wright, Vieira and the back four of Dixon, Adams, Bould and Winterburn finished third in his first half-season. This long-sleeve away shirt is from the start of the Wenger revolution.

The long-sleeve away shirt from Wenger's first months at Arsenal.

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Arsenal 1996–1997 Home Long Sleeve. Ian Wright's goals, Dennis Bergkamp's touch and a new French manager nobody had heard of. Wenger's arrival in October 1996 set up the double that came a year later. This long-sleeve home shirt is the red and white from Highbury at the turning point.

The long-sleeve red from Arsenal's first Wenger season.

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Arsenal 1992–1994 Away. George Graham's Arsenal were built on the famous back four and the goals of Ian Wright. In 1993 they became the first English club to win both domestic cups in the same season, beating Sheffield Wednesday in both finals. A year later Alan Smith's goal beat Parma in Copenhagen to win the Cup Winners' Cup. This vintage style away shirt comes from the era of 'one-nil to the Arsenal'.

The away shirt from Graham's cup-winning Arsenal.

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Arsenal 1996–1998 Home. The shirt of Wenger’s first Double. In his second full season, Wenger led Arsenal to the Premier League and FA Cup double — their first in seven years. Bergkamp was magnificent, Overmars terrorised defences, and the Gunners produced some of the finest football seen in England at that point.

Arsenal’s double-winning home shirt from the Wenger revolution.

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Arsenal 1996–1997 Away. Arsène Wenger’s first full season at Highbury. He had arrived from Nagoya Grampus Eight in the autumn of 1996 and immediately transformed the squad’s diet, training methods and playing style. Bergkamp had already arrived, and Vieira was signed in the summer of 1996.

Arsenal’s away colours from Wenger’s first full season in charge.

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Arsenal 1971–1979 Away. The yellow away shirt spanning Arsenal’s first modern golden era. The decade began with the Double under Bertie Mee in 1971 — Arsenal’s first league and FA Cup double, ending a 17-year wait for the title. Charlie George’s FA Cup final winner against Liverpool at Wembley is one of the great moments in Arsenal’s history.

Arsenal’s away colours from the era of their first modern Double.

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Arsenal 2007–2008 Away. The yellow and navy away strip from Wenger’s young generation. Fabregas, Hleb, Rosicky and van Persie played some of the most attractive football in Europe that season. Arsenal led the Premier League for much of the campaign and showed the world what was coming.

The away colours of Arsenal’s Fabregas generation.

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Arsenal 2007–2008 Home. Wenger’s young side came agonisingly close to the Premier League title, leading the table for much of the season before injuries derailed them. Fabregas was the heartbeat of the team, van Persie was developing, and Hleb, Rosicky and Adebayor were all contributing.

Arsenal’s nearly season with the young Fabregas generation.

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Arsenal 2004–2005 Away. The yellow away shirt from Wenger’s last truly great season. Henry was still the best striker in England, Pires was at his creative peak, and Bergkamp continued to produce moments of genius at Highbury.

Arsenal in the final years at Highbury.

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Arsenal 2016–2017 Home. Arsène Wenger’s penultimate season before his 22-year reign came to an end. Alexis Sánchez was magnificent, Özil was at his creative peak. This shirt represents the final years of a manager who transformed English football and gave Arsenal supporters memories that will last a lifetime.

Arsenal in the final chapter of the Wenger era.

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Arsenal 2002–2003 Away. The yellow away shirt from the era of the Invincibles. Wenger’s side were building toward their unbeaten season and this away kit was worn during a campaign where Henry, Pires and Bergkamp were already producing some of the finest football English supporters had ever seen.

Arsenal on the eve of their greatest achievement.

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Arsenal 2004–2005 Home. The season after the Invincibles. Wenger’s side could not repeat the unbeaten achievement but remained one of the best teams in England. Henry was still at the peak of his powers, Pires was magnificent, and Bergkamp continued to produce moments of genius — the last full season at Highbury before the move to the Emirates.

Arsenal in the final years at Highbury.

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Arsenal 2003–2004 Away. The Invincibles away shirt. While the home shirt gets most of the attention, this yellow and navy away strip was worn during some of the most important games of the unbeaten season. Henry, Pires, Vieira and Bergkamp played football that neutrals fell in love with.

The away colours of the only unbeaten Premier League champions.

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Arsenal 2005–2006 Home. Arsène Wenger’s last great Arsenal side reached the Champions League final in Paris, losing to Barcelona 2–1 despite playing more than 70 minutes with ten men after Jens Lehmann’s red card. Henry, Pires, Ljungberg and Reyes were all wearing this vintage style red home shirt.

The shirt of Arsenal’s greatest European campaign.

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Arsenal 2002–2004 Home. The Invincibles shirt. Arsène Wenger’s side went the entire 2003–2004 Premier League season unbeaten — 38 games, 26 wins, 12 draws, zero defeats. Henry, Pires, Vieira, Bergkamp and Ashley Cole played football of breathtaking quality.

The shirt of the only unbeaten Premier League champions.

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