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About Puma Retro Football Shirts

This page lists 168 Puma shirts across 4 decades, from 1985/86 to 2015/17, for 41 teams. 61 shirts carry a player name and number, among them Bale #3, Ozil #11 and Modric #14. By kit: 99 home, 26 away and 5 third, plus 38 shirts without a recorded kit type. 151 are original vintage and 17 are reproductions.

For 62 of these shirts the maker is inferred rather than confirmed.

Puma shirts by decade

Each decade's featured shirt is the first of that decade in this page's default (featured) order.

  • 1980s: 2 shirts (seasons 1985/86 to 1988/89; 1. FC Köln 1 and Werder Bremen 1). Featured: 1988/89 Werder Bremen Home shirt.
  • 1990s: 28 shirts (seasons 1990 to 1999/00; Atletico Madrid 4, Lazio Roma 4 and Eintracht Frankfurt 3 and others). Featured: 1996/97 Atletico Madrid shirt.
  • 2000s: 64 shirts (seasons 2000/01 to 2009/10; Italy 9, Czech Republic 7 and Cameroon 5 and others). Featured: 2006 Italy Home shirt.
  • 2010s: 74 shirts (seasons 2010 to 2015/17; Borussia Dortmund 15, Arsenal 11 and Italy 10 and others). Featured: 2014/15 Arsenal Home shirt.

Teams in the Puma range

Teams represented: Italy, Borussia Dortmund and Cameroon.

41 teams in total; the ten with the most shirts:

Questions about these shirts

168 shirts, from 1985/86 to 2015/17. By decade: 1980s (2), 1990s (28), 2000s (64) and 2010s (74).

Shirts for 41 teams. The most shirts: Italy (19), Borussia Dortmund (15), Cameroon (12), Arsenal (11) and Tottenham (9).

This page has 151 original vintage shirts and 17 reproductions; reproductions carry a Reproduction badge on their product card. Condition grades in stock: New with tags, Excellent and Good. For 62 of them the maker is inferred rather than confirmed.