Barcelona Retro Shirts

Barcelona 1988–1989 Away Long Sleeve. Johan Cruyff's first season as manager. He inherited a club in turmoil and immediately won the Cup Winners' Cup, beating Sampdoria in Bern with goals from Salinas and López Rekarte. Gary Lineker was famously deployed on the right wing, and the foundations of the Dream Team were being laid. This long-sleeve away shirt is from the first chapter of the Cruyff revolution.

The long-sleeve away shirt from Cruyff's first trophy as Barcelona manager.

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Barcelona 2011–2012 Away Long Sleeve. Pep Guardiola's last season, and Messi's most prolific: 73 goals in all competitions, a record that still stands. Barcelona won the Copa del Rey, the Club World Cup and the European Super Cup, but lost La Liga to Mourinho's Real Madrid and went out of the Champions League to Chelsea. This long-sleeve away shirt is from the farewell tour of the greatest coach in the club's history.

The long-sleeve away shirt from Messi's 73-goal season.

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Barcelona 100th anniversary yellow retro football shirt in the classic Barcelona colours, cut in a vintage style.

New with tags. Available in sizes S to 2XL — see the size chart below and choose your fit. Personalise it with any name and number.

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Barcelona 2014–2015 Away. The second treble. Luis Enrique's first season produced La Liga, the Copa del Rey and the Champions League, won 3–1 against Juventus in Berlin. Messi, Suárez and Neymar scored 122 goals between them, Iniesta and Xavi ran the midfield one final time together. This vintage style away shirt is from the season of MSN.

The away shirt from the treble of Messi, Suárez and Neymar.

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Barcelona 2006–2007 Home Player Version. The blaugrana stripes from the season Messi truly arrived — a Clásico hat-trick at 19, a slalom through Getafe that recreated Maradona's 1986 goal, and a growing sense that the Ronaldinho era was passing the torch. The player version is cut to the tighter, lighter specification worn on the pitch rather than the standard fan cut.

A player-fit home shirt from the season Messi took over.

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Barcelona 2007–2008 Home Player Version. Frank Rijkaard's final season. Thierry Henry arrived from Arsenal, Messi's hamstrings and Ronaldinho's form dominated the headlines, and the campaign ended trophyless with a Champions League semi-final defeat to Manchester United. It was the end of one era and the summer Pep Guardiola was appointed. The player version cut of the home shirt from a turning point in the club's history.

A player-fit home shirt from the last season before Guardiola.

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Barcelona 2002–2003 Third. A transitional season that quietly changed everything. Louis van Gaal was sacked in January with the club near the relegation zone, Radomir Antić steadied the ship, and a 18-year-old Andrés Iniesta made his debut alongside Xavi and Puyol. Saviola and Kluivert provided the goals. This vintage style third shirt comes from the season before Rijkaard and Ronaldinho arrived.

The third shirt from the season Iniesta first stepped onto the pitch.

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Barcelona 1996–1997 Home Long Sleeve. Bobby Robson's only season in charge produced three trophies — the Copa del Rey, the Supercopa and the Cup Winners' Cup — and the phenomenon of Ronaldo, who scored 47 goals before leaving for Inter. Figo, Guardiola, Luis Enrique and Stoichkov completed a squad that lost the league to Real Madrid by just two points. The long-sleeve blaugrana from a season that felt like a highlight reel.

The long-sleeve home shirt from Ronaldo's Barcelona.

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Barcelona 2014–2015 Away Player Version. The away shirt from the treble season, in the slimmer player version cut. Messi, Suárez and Neymar terrorised defences across Europe, Xavi bowed out with a Champions League winner's medal in Berlin, and Luis Enrique's first season became one of the greatest in the club's history.

A player-fit away shirt from the season of MSN.

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Barcelona 2014–2015 Away Long Sleeve Player Version. The away colours of the MSN treble season in a long-sleeve, player-fit cut. Luis Enrique's Barcelona won La Liga, the Copa del Rey and the Champions League final in Berlin, with Messi's solo goal against Athletic Bilbao in the cup final and his Bayern semi-final performance among the highlights. A tighter, lighter shirt for those who want the on-pitch specification.

A long-sleeve, player-fit away shirt from the 2015 treble.

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Barcelona 2000–2001 Home. The first season without Figo, and a difficult one, but it ended with the most famous hat-trick in Camp Nou history. Needing a win against Valencia on the final day to reach the Champions League, Rivaldo scored three — the last an overhead kick in the 89th minute that is still replayed today. Kluivert, Overmars and Guardiola in his final Barcelona season wore this blaugrana.

The home shirt from the night of Rivaldo's bicycle kick.

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Barcelona 2006–2007 Away. A season of brilliant football and painful endings. Messi scored a hat-trick in a 3–3 Clásico and a Maradona-style solo goal against Getafe, Ronaldinho still produced magic, but Barcelona lost the league title to Real Madrid on head-to-head record despite finishing level on points. This vintage style away shirt is from the last season before Rijkaard's side began to fade.

The away shirt from the season of Messi's Getafe goal.

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Barcelona 1996–1997 Away. The season of Ronaldo. Bobby Robson's Barcelona scored goals for fun as the 20-year-old Brazilian hit 47 in all competitions, including the penalty that won the Cup Winners' Cup final against Paris Saint-Germain. Figo, Guardiola and Luis Enrique supported him, and a young assistant called José Mourinho translated. This vintage style away shirt comes from one of the most exciting single seasons in the club's history.

The away shirt from Ronaldo's one unforgettable year at the Camp Nou.

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Barcelona 2005–2006 Away. The season Barcelona won the Champions League in Paris, coming from behind against ten-man Arsenal with goals from Eto'o and Belletti. Ronaldinho was the best player in the world, Messi was announcing himself, and Rijkaard's side also retained La Liga. This vintage style away shirt was the colour of Barcelona on their travels through that double-winning campaign.

The away shirt from the season of Paris.

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Barcelona 2014–2015 Home. The blaugrana stripes from the second treble. Luis Enrique's side won La Liga, beat Athletic Bilbao in the Copa del Rey final with Messi's extraordinary solo goal, and beat Juventus 3–1 in Berlin to win the Champions League. Messi, Suárez and Neymar up front, Xavi and Iniesta behind them for one last season together.

The home shirt from the treble of 2015.

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Barcelona 2008–2009 Away. The treble season on the road. Guardiola's first year in charge produced La Liga, the Copa del Rey and the Champions League, with the 6–2 win at the Bernabéu and Iniesta's stoppage-time strike at Stamford Bridge along the way. Messi, Xavi, Iniesta, Eto'o and Henry in the away colours of the most complete season the club had ever had.

The away shirt from the first treble.

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Barcelona 2003–2004 Home. The season before Ronaldinho arrived and changed everything. Frank Rijkaard’s first year in charge produced a third-place finish and a sense that something was being rebuilt. Patrick Kluivert, Luis Enrique and a young Xavi were all wearing this shirt through a transitional campaign.

The blaugrana from the season before Ronaldinho transformed Barcelona.

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Barcelona 2010–2011 Home. Many consider this the greatest club side ever assembled. Pep Guardiola’s third season delivered the Champions League title with a 3–1 win over Manchester United at Wembley. Messi was the best player in the world by a distance. Xavi and Iniesta controlled every match.

The blaugrana from the season of Messi, Xavi and Iniesta at their absolute peak.

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Barcelona 2007–2008 Away. Frank Rijkaard’s final season before Guardiola took over. Messi was beginning to dominate, Ronaldinho was fading from his peak, and Barcelona were searching for the next gear. The away shirt was worn through a transitional season that set the stage for the greatest era in the club’s history.

A vintage style shirt from the season before everything changed at the Camp Nou.

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Barcelona 2011–2012 was Pep Guardiola’s final season. Despite winning La Liga with a record 100 points, the Champions League ended in heartbreak against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. Messi, Xavi and Iniesta wore this vintage style home shirt through one of the most dramatic seasons in the club’s history.

The blaugrana in its most refined modern form, worn by a team still playing extraordinary football even as a remarkable era drew to a close.

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Barcelona 2008–2009 was the season everything clicked. Pep Guardiola’s first year in charge produced a historic treble. Messi scored the second goal in Rome as Barcelona beat Manchester United 2–0. This vintage style home shirt was worn through every step of that remarkable journey.

The blaugrana stripes of a team at the very peak of its powers.

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Barcelona 2009–2010 was the season Pep Guardiola’s side won the treble for the second consecutive year. Messi, Xavi, Iniesta, Villa — this was arguably the greatest club side ever assembled. This vintage style home shirt in the classic blaugrana stripes was worn through a campaign that left the rest of Europe trailing in their wake.

The shirt of a team that redefined what football could look like.

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Barcelona 1984–1989 spans one of the most significant periods in the club’s modern history. Johan Cruyff arrived as manager in 1988 and began building the Dream Team that would dominate European football in the early 1990s. A piece of the era before the megasponsors, before the galacticos, when football shirts were simply about the club and the colours.

A vintage style shirt from the beginning of something great.

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Barcelona 1998–1999 was the season of Rivaldo. The Brazilian arrived at the Camp Nou and immediately announced himself as one of the most complete footballers on the planet. The blaugrana stripes in late-90s cut — a collector’s piece from one of football’s most stylish decades.

A vintage style shirt from a club in transition, shedding one golden era and building another.

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