Soccer jerseys are one of the most desirable sports items in the world. Clubs producing these jerseys make a truckload of money off of them, getting 20% of all sales. Here are the best places to purchase your favorite team’s soccer jerseys.
Classic Football Shirts
This brand, residing in the UK, is one of the best places to buy the retro soccer jerseys that you always wanted in your childhood. Additionally, you are able to buy and sell used jerseys. It is a great way to purchase a slightly used, great deal on a jersey. For the younger people who don’t want jerseys that were released before they were born, Classic Football Shirts offers a great selection of new jerseys as well. Most of the jerseys are from past years, but the selection and price range is one of the best in the business. Finally, they offer a great selection of match-worn gear. There are cleats and jerseys used by professional players, such as Aymeric Laporte, Kyle Walker, and Joe Cole.
Unisportstore
Unisport is one of the most iconic soccer stores in the world, founded in Copenhagen in 1995, that offers one of the best selections of soccer jerseys and other gear, such as shin guards, cleats, and socks. The Danish brand houses many more different teams and brands compared to other jersey retailers. If you are a fan of a small team, then this should be your go-to shop because of its vast selection. For some fans, (like me) you’ll be wanting your own custom jerseys. Unisport has its own team jersey creator, where you and your team can purchase your dream jersey. Sockergear Hack: You get 40% off custom team orders when you put Unisport as your sponsor logo.
Unfortunately, this may be an expensive website for American users, as the shipping to the US is 25 euros.
Check out their Youtube channel, where you can learn how to become a better soccer player, and watch their cleat reviews, which are the best in the business.
Football Shirt Collective
If you’re like me and you want the coolest new jerseys, regardless of team, Football Shirt Collective is for you. They sell a great selection of retro jerseys, with classic teams. If you want new jerseys, shop for teams like FC Nordsjaelland and Venezia, who have some of the classiest shirts in the game. But the real showstopper is the array of Concept Kits. For those who don’t know what they are, Concept Kits are basically soccer jerseys that are made from someone’s imagination. They are not a real team’s soccer jersey, but they are real soccer jerseys. Football Shirt Collective makes absolutely stunning NASA, FC Killa Villa, and Japan-inspired Kanji jerseys. Their selection of retro jerseys is unrivaled with David Beckham and Fernando Torres being some of the players they offer. Check out the Collectors Club where they give tips on how to care for your soccer jerseys, showcase the best-looking ones, and spot fakes.
Kitbag
I honestly don’t know how Kitbag makes money. The Fanatics-owned business has some of the best prices on the newest jerseys on the market. You’ll consistently find 65% flash sales, happening nearly every other day. There are some great finds to be had. You might find the newest Real Madrid jerseys for 50% off. Maybe the new Barca away, for 40% off. This is my personal favorite and the shop that I rely on for most of my jersey purchases.
Soccer.com
Founded in 1984 as Eurosport, Soccer.com has emerged as one of the most reliable shops on the American market. They have a large selection of cleats and jerseys, with a vast array of customization options. Soccer.com sells the newest jerseys on the market, so you can cop your favorite player’s new shirt. Sockergear Hack: Sign up for Goal Club, which is a one-time $10 (US) fee, so you can get 10% off all of your purchases and free shipping.
Prices are reasonable, but this is probably a US exclusive shop, so internationals might want to steer clear. Soccer.com’s blog is something that every soccer fan should check out. They have cleat reviews, the newest products, and interviews with US players like Gio Reyna, Weston McKennie, and Tyler Adams.
A brief side note:
If you are a really devoted fan, check out your club’s online store to buy the latest merchandise. They offer extra items that some retailers are not able to sell.
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