Real Madrid Retro Shirts

Real Madrid 2020–2021 Home. The white from Zidane's last year in charge, a season played almost entirely without crowds. Madrid pushed Atlético to the final day, reached the Champions League semi-final, and Sergio Ramos played his final games for the club. This vintage style home shirt is from the end of an era.

The white of Madrid from Ramos' last season.

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Real Madrid 2020–2021 Away. Zidane's last season. Madrid finished two points behind Atlético in a title race that went to the final day, and reached the Champions League semi-final, all while playing home games at the Alfredo Di Stéfano. Benzema and Modrić carried the side. This vintage style away shirt is from Zidane's farewell.

The away shirt from Zidane's final season as coach.

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Real Madrid 2020–2021 Third. The alternative colours from Zidane's final season, when Madrid ran Atlético to the last day of La Liga and reached the Champions League semi-final without a home crowd all year. A vintage style third shirt from the Benzema and Modrić years.

The third shirt from Real Madrid's 2020–2021.

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Real Madrid 2004–2005 Away Blue. The Galácticos with Michael Owen. Zidane, Ronaldo, Beckham, Figo and Owen, Luxemburgo as coach, and a second-place finish behind Barcelona. This vintage style blue away shirt is from the most star-studded season without a trophy.

The blue of Madrid from Owen's season.

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Real Madrid 1999–2000 Third Long Sleeve. The long-sleeve alternative shirt from the season Real Madrid won the Champions League in Paris — Raúl, Morientes and McManaman against Valencia, Redondo's backheel at Old Trafford, and Casillas in goal at 19.

The long-sleeve third shirt from 2000.

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Real Madrid 1999–2000 Third. The alternative colours from the eighth European Cup — Del Bosque replacing Toshack mid-season, Casillas breaking through, Morientes, McManaman and Raúl scoring in the Paris final against Valencia. A vintage style third shirt from Madrid's 2000.

The third shirt from La Octava.

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Real Madrid 2018–2019 Home. The season after Ronaldo. Lopetegui, Solari and then Zidane again, a Club World Cup, and a trophyless domestic campaign. This vintage style home shirt is the white from Madrid's year of transition.

The white of Madrid from 2018–2019.

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Real Madrid 1999–2000 Goalkeeper Long Sleeve. Iker Casillas was 18 when he broke into the team and 19 when he played the Champions League final in Paris, keeping a clean sheet against Valencia as Madrid won their eighth European Cup. This long-sleeve goalkeeper shirt is from the season a legend began.

The goalkeeper shirt from Casillas' first Champions League.

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Real Madrid 2013–2014 Home. La Décima. Ramos' header in the 93rd minute of the Lisbon final, then Bale, Marcelo and Ronaldo in extra time against Atlético. Bale's sprint won the Copa del Rey against Barcelona too. Ancelotti's Madrid in the white of the tenth European Cup.

The white of Madrid from La Décima.

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Real Madrid 2016–2017 Away. Zidane's double. La Liga for the first time in five years, and the Champions League retained with a 4–1 win over Juventus in Cardiff, Ronaldo scoring twice. Modrić, Kroos, Ramos and Marcelo in the away shirt of Madrid's greatest modern season.

The away shirt from the 2017 double.

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Real Madrid 2013–2014 Third. Carlo Ancelotti’s first season delivered La Decima — the long-awaited tenth European Cup — after a 12-year wait. Sergio Ramos headed the equaliser against Atlético in the final, Bale scored a stunning header and Ronaldo converted his penalty.

Real Madrid’s third strip from the La Decima season.

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Real Madrid 2011–2012 Third. The season Madrid won La Liga with a record 100 points under Mourinho, their first title in four years. Ronaldo scored 50 goals in all competitions. The third kit was worn in select European games as Madrid pushed toward the Champions League — falling on penalties to Bayern Munich in the semi-finals.

Real Madrid’s third strip from their record-breaking La Liga title season.

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Real Madrid 2012–2013 Third. Jose Mourinho’s final season in charge. A squad containing Ronaldo at his most prolific, Ozil at his most creative, and Benzema at his most consistent produced extraordinary football but ended without a trophy. Mourinho left in the summer, and the Ancelotti era began.

Real Madrid’s third strip from Mourinho’s turbulent final season.

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Real Madrid 2006–2007 Home. Fabio Capello had returned to the Bernabeu and delivered La Liga — Madrid’s first title in four years. Van Nistelrooy, Raul, Cannavaro and Sergio Ramos wore this vintage style home shirt through a campaign that restored domestic pride after years of Champions League heartbreak.

The clean white of Real Madrid from a season that reminded the football world that Los Blancos were back.

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Real Madrid 2003–2004 Home. This was the Galacticos at their most star-studded. Zidane, Ronaldo, Figo, Beckham and Roberto Carlos all wore this shirt. The clean white home shirt carries the weight of all that expectation.

A vintage style shirt from the most glamorous squad the club has ever assembled.

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Real Madrid 1994–1995 Away. Jorge Valdano’s Madrid were building toward the club’s return to European dominance. Raul was emerging, Butragueño was in his final seasons, and the Bernabeu was growing impatient for a seventh European Cup. This vintage style away shirt in purple captures a club in transition — between one era and the next.

One of the more distinctive away kits in Madrid’s history, from a decade when kit design pushed every boundary.

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Real Madrid 2012–2013 Home. José Mourinho’s final season in charge ended without a trophy, but the football was often spectacular. Ronaldo scored 55 goals across all competitions. This vintage style home shirt in clean white was worn through a season of high drama, a dressing room divided, and a squad still capable of brilliance on its best nights.

The timeless all-white of Real Madrid, from one of the most turbulent and talented seasons in their recent history.

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Real Madrid 2011–2012 Away. This was the season Madrid ended Barcelona’s three-year reign as Spanish champions, winning La Liga with a record 100 points under José Mourinho. Ronaldo was unstoppable, scoring 50 goals in all competitions. The away shirt in dark pink and black was one of the most distinctive strips in the club’s modern history.

A vintage style shirt from the season Real Madrid proved they could match Guardiola’s Barcelona at their own game.

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Real Madrid 2012–2013 Away. The season ended without a trophy — but this squad, featuring Ronaldo at his most prolific, Ozil pulling the strings and Benzema leading the line, was one of the most technically gifted sides in the club’s history. The away shirt in deep blue was worn across Europe as Madrid sought a tenth European Cup.

A vintage style shirt from one of the most talent-laden squads in world football at the time.

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Real Madrid 2004–2005 Away. The Galacticos era was at its peak — Zidane, Ronaldo, Beckham, Figo, Owen and Raul all wore this shirt. The away kit in purple and black was one of the most striking strips of the decade, worn across Europe as Madrid tried to convert individual brilliance into collective glory.

A vintage style shirt from an era that defined football’s obsession with star power.

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Real Madrid 2000–2001 was the season Los Galacticos were taking shape. Figo had just arrived from Barcelona in the most controversial transfer of the era. Zidane was one year away. This vintage style home shirt captures the club at the start of its most glamorous modern chapter.

The clean white silhouette of the most successful club in European football history.

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Real Madrid 1999–2000 was the season of the eighth European Cup. With Morientes, Raul, Redondo and Salgado, the club were guided to Champions League glory in Paris. The clean all-white silhouette that has made Real Madrid the most recognisable club in world football.

A vintage style shirt from one of the club’s most celebrated modern European triumphs.

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