Chelsea Retro Shirts

Chelsea 1998–2000 Third. The seasons Chelsea reached the Champions League quarter-final and won the last FA Cup final at the old Wembley, beating Aston Villa in 2000 through Di Matteo. Zola, Desailly, Deschamps and Poyet in an alternative colourway from Vialli's cosmopolitan side.

A third shirt from Chelsea's first Champions League years.

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Chelsea 2000–2001 Away. Vialli was sacked in September, Claudio Ranieri took over, and Chelsea finished sixth as Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink won the Golden Boot with 23 goals. Zola was still the crowd's favourite. This vintage style away shirt is from the first Ranieri season.

The away shirt from Hasselbaink's Golden Boot season.

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Chelsea 1999–2000 Away. The FA Cup and a Champions League quarter-final. Chelsea beat Barcelona 3–1 at Stamford Bridge before losing 5–1 at the Camp Nou, and Roberto Di Matteo's goal beat Aston Villa in the last final at the old Wembley. This vintage style away shirt is from a memorable European season.

The away shirt from Chelsea's 2000 FA Cup win.

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Chelsea 2014–2015 Home. José Mourinho's second spell delivered the Premier League title and the League Cup. Diego Costa and Cesc Fàbregas arrived and hit the ground running, Eden Hazard was Player of the Year, and Terry, Matić and Courtois made Chelsea the meanest defence in the league. This vintage style home shirt is from Mourinho's third English title.

The blue of Chelsea from Hazard's title-winning season.

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Chelsea 1994–1996 Away. The Glenn Hoddle years. Chelsea reached the 1994 FA Cup final and the Cup Winners' Cup semi-finals in 1995, and in the summer of 1995 Ruud Gullit and Mark Hughes arrived to change the club forever. Wise, Spencer and Peacock were the pre-revolution core. This vintage style away shirt comes from the seasons Chelsea started becoming Chelsea.

The away shirt from the dawn of Chelsea's cosmopolitan era.

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Chelsea 2012–2013 Home. The defending Champions League holders under Rafael Benítez, who was appointed as interim manager in the most turbulent of circumstances. Hazard was developing into one of the best players in England, Oscar was creative and tireless, and Torres occasionally produced the flashes of his pre-Chelsea brilliance. The Europa League was won and fourth place secured.

Chelsea’s home colours from the interim Benítez season.

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Chelsea 1997–1999 Home. Gianluca Vialli’s Chelsea winning trophies with style. Zola was producing moments of pure magic at Stamford Bridge, di Matteo, Leboeuf and Desailly brought Italian and French quality to the squad, and the club was punching well above its financial weight in European competition.

The royal blue of Chelsea from the Zola and Vialli years.

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Chelsea 2012–2013 Third. The season after Munich. Chelsea were defending their Champions League title under Roberto Di Matteo, then Rafael Benítez after the Spaniard’s midseason appointment. Hazard, Oscar and Mata were all developing into world-class players.

Chelsea’s third strip from the season after their Champions League triumph.

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Chelsea 1998–2000 Away. The Gianluca Vialli era at Stamford Bridge. The Italian player-turned-manager led Chelsea to the FA Cup, League Cup and European Cup Winners’ Cup in successive seasons. Zola, di Matteo, Leboeuf and Desailly were all in the squad.

Chelsea’s away colours from the Vialli era of trophies and Italian class.

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Chelsea 2011–2012 Champions League Final. The night Roberto Di Matteo’s side beat Bayern Munich on penalties in their own stadium. Drogba scored in the final minute to equalise, then converted the decisive penalty in the shootout. It was the most unlikely Champions League triumph in the competition’s modern history.

The shirt of Chelsea’s greatest European night.

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