Liverpool Retro Shirts

Liverpool 2014–2015 Home. The season after the title race, without Suárez. Brendan Rodgers' Liverpool finished sixth, and Steven Gerrard played his final games at Anfield before leaving for Los Angeles. This vintage style home shirt is from the captain's farewell season.

The red of Liverpool from Gerrard's last season.

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Liverpool 1996–1997 Third. The alternative colours from the season Liverpool led the Premier League at Christmas and reached the Cup Winners' Cup semi-final. Fowler, McManaman, Redknapp, Berger and James in a Liverpool side that promised the title and finished fourth.

The third shirt from Liverpool's 1996–1997.

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Liverpool 2006–2007 Home Champions League Long Sleeve. The road to Athens. Liverpool beat Barcelona at the Camp Nou and Chelsea on penalties to reach a second Champions League final in three years, where Inzaghi's two goals beat them. Gerrard, Kuyt, Alonso, Carragher and Reina in the long-sleeve red of the European campaign.

The long-sleeve red from the Athens final.

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Liverpool 1995–1996 Home Long Sleeve. Fowler and Collymore up front, McManaman behind them, the 4–3 against Newcastle and an FA Cup final defeat. Roy Evans' Liverpool finished third and played the most exciting football in England. This long-sleeve home shirt is from the 1995–1996 season.

The long-sleeve red from Fowler and Collymore's Liverpool.

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Liverpool 1996–1997 Home Long Sleeve. Fowler's 31 goals, Patrik Berger's arrival, a Cup Winners' Cup semi-final and a title race that slipped away in the final weeks. Roy Evans' Liverpool were the most watchable team in England. This long-sleeve home shirt is from 1996–1997.

The long-sleeve red from the Fowler and Berger season.

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Liverpool 1996–1997 Away Long Sleeve. Top at Christmas, fourth in May. Fowler, McManaman and Berger drove a title challenge that faded in the spring, and the Cup Winners' Cup ended in the semi-final against Paris Saint-Germain. This long-sleeve away shirt is from the season Liverpool nearly won the league.

The long-sleeve away shirt from Liverpool's 1997 title challenge.

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Liverpool 1995 Green. Roy Evans' Liverpool won the League Cup against Bolton with two from McManaman, and Robbie Fowler scored a hat-trick in four minutes against Arsenal. Rush, Barnes and Redknapp were still there. This vintage style green shirt is from Liverpool's 1994–1995 season.

The green of Liverpool from the 1995 League Cup season.

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Liverpool 1995–1996 Black Long Sleeve. The Spice Boys season. Stan Collymore signed for a British record, the 4–3 against Newcastle became the Premier League's greatest game, and the FA Cup final was lost to Manchester United after the white suits. A long-sleeve black piece from a Liverpool team everyone had an opinion about.

The black long-sleeve from the Spice Boys season.

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Liverpool 2002–2004 Home. The end of the Houllier era. The League Cup won against Manchester United in 2003, Gerrard made captain, Owen's final season before Real Madrid, and a fourth-place finish that brought Rafa Benítez to Anfield. This vintage style home shirt is from Liverpool between two eras.

The red of Liverpool from Houllier's last years.

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Liverpool 1995 Red Special. A special edition red from the season Robbie Fowler became the most natural finisher in England and Liverpool won the League Cup at Wembley. Rush, Barnes, McManaman and Redknapp in the red of Roy Evans' first full season.

A special edition red from Liverpool's 1995.

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Liverpool 1995 Royal Blue Special. A royal blue special edition from the 1995 League Cup-winning season — Fowler, McManaman, Rush and Barnes — for those who want Liverpool in a colour that gets people talking.

A royal blue special edition from Liverpool's 1995.

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Liverpool 2002–2004 Home Long Sleeve. The League Cup of 2003, Gerrard's captaincy from October 2003, Owen's last goals in red before Madrid, and the arrival of Benítez in the summer of 2004. This long-sleeve home shirt is from the final seasons of Gérard Houllier's Liverpool.

The long-sleeve red from 2002–2004.

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Liverpool 2004–2006 Away. Istanbul and Cardiff. Benítez's Liverpool came from 3–0 down against Milan to win the 2005 Champions League, then beat West Ham on penalties in the 2006 FA Cup final after Gerrard's stoppage-time equaliser. This vintage style away shirt is from the two most dramatic finals in the club's modern history.

The away shirt from Istanbul and Cardiff.

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Liverpool 2000–2001 Away. Gerard Houllier’s treble season. Liverpool won the FA Cup, League Cup and UEFA Cup in the same campaign — their most successful season since the Dalglish years. Owen scored two goals in the FA Cup final, McAllister was magnificent all season.

Liverpool’s away colours from the treble season.

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Liverpool 2006–2008 Home. Rafa Benítez’ Liverpool and the golden years of Gerrard, Torres, Mascherano and Alonso. They reached the Champions League final in Athens in 2007, losing to the Milan side they had beaten in Istanbul two years earlier. Torres arrived in 2007 and immediately became one of the most feared strikers in the Premier League.

Liverpool from the Torres and Gerrard era.

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Liverpool 2000–2002 Home. The Gerard Houllier era and the famous treble season of 2000–2001. Liverpool won the FA Cup, League Cup and UEFA Cup in the same season — the most successful campaign the club had enjoyed since the Dalglish years. Owen, Heskey, Gerrard and McAllister wore this shirt throughout.

Liverpool’s cup treble home shirt.

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Liverpool 1996–1997 Away. Roy Evans’ Spice Boys era. Fowler was at his most lethal, McManaman was the most exciting player in England, and Collymore had just arrived. The away shirt — worn with cream suits at Wembley for the FA Cup final — became one of the most debated fashion moments in English football history.

Liverpool in the era of the cream suits and the Spice Boys.

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Liverpool 1979–1982 Away. The height of Bob Paisley’s Liverpool dynasty. European Cups in 1981, league titles in 1980 and 1982, and a squad that contained Dalglish, Rush, Hansen, Souness, Clemence and Kennedy. Three seasons of near-total dominance in England and Europe.

The away colours of the most successful English club side of all time.

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Liverpool 1982–1985 Away. Three seasons of Liverpool dominance in the old First Division and Europe. Paisley handed over to Joe Fagan, who delivered a league title, League Cup and European Cup in his first season — one of the most remarkable managerial achievements in English football history.

The away colours of Liverpool’s most dominant era.

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Liverpool 2012–2013 Home. The season before Luis Suárez and Daniel Sturridge transformed Liverpool into title contenders. Brendan Rodgers had just arrived and was beginning to reshape the squad. Gerrard was still the captain, Suárez was already showing glimpses of his extraordinary ability.

Liverpool on the road back to contention.

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Liverpool 2005–2006 Home. The season after Istanbul. Rafa Benítez’ side returned from the most dramatic Champions League final in history and won the FA Cup, beating West Ham on penalties at the Millennium Stadium in another extraordinary final. Gerrard, Cisse and Crouch wore this shirt through a campaign that proved Istanbul was no fluke.

Liverpool the season after their miracle night in Turkey.

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Liverpool 1991–1992 Home. Graeme Souness’ first full season as manager. Liverpool won the FA Cup but missed out on the First Division title — the beginning of a long domestic wait. Rush, Barnes and Molby were still in the squad, but the invincible era was drawing to a close.

Liverpool transitioning between two very different eras.

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Liverpool 1982–1985 Home. Three seasons spanning the peak of Liverpool’s European dominance. They won the First Division in 1982–83 and 1983–84, and reached the European Cup final in 1984, beating Roma on penalties in the Eternal City. Rush was at his most prolific, Dalglish was still playing, and Souness led the midfield with authority.

The shirt of Liverpool at the very height of their powers.

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Liverpool 1982–1983 Home. Bob Paisley’s final season, and he went out as champion. Liverpool won the First Division title and the League Cup, completing a remarkable managerial career that delivered six league titles and three European Cups. Rush, Dalglish, Hansen and Souness wore this shirt through a campaign that sent Paisley into retirement at the very top.

The shirt of Paisley’s final title.

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