Baby Jerseys
In short: you are looking at Baby shirts in two versions. Fan Edition is the light, relaxed build most people wear weekly. Replica is heavier, closer to the body, and aimed at collectors. Colours and namesets are shared, so the version choice is really about fabric and fit.
Fan Edition compared with Replica, side by side
Choosing between the two builds
The Baby range shifts as the season moves, and these notes track that.
Weight is the honest way to describe the gap. Fan Edition is light enough to forget you have it on in summer. Replica has enough body that the shirt hangs with its own shape rather than following your shoulders, which is exactly why some supporters will only wear that build. One thing worth deciding early: nameset or blank. A nameset makes it a player shirt and ties it to a moment. A blank back makes it clothing you can wear anywhere without announcing a squad number.
Washing and storage
A short note before you work through the grid further down.
Wash cold, inside out, with similar colours, and skip fabric softener. Softener coats the knit, dulls the crest over time and works against the print on a nameset. Store folded rather than hung. Thin wire hangers distort the shoulders over months, and a folded shirt keeps its shape far better in a drawer or a breathable cotton bag.
Everything else, folded away
◆Care notes — keeping the crest and the knit in shape
Cold water, a short cycle and a low spin keep the knit and the print in shape.
- Wash at 30°C or cold, on a short cycle.
- Turn inside out so the crest is not rubbed against the drum.
- No fabric softener — it coats the knit and dulls the colour.
- Air dry; a tumble dryer shortens the life of a printed nameset.
- Iron on the reverse only, never straight onto a print.
◆What this page covers, in numbers
Everything in this block is read straight off the live grid above.
Answered
◆Which Baby jerseys do you stock?
Home, away and alternate colourways appear as separate listings, plus retro-inspired designs from earlier seasons. Everything currently in stock is shown on this page and on the individual product listings. On this page that covers the Baby stock we hold.
◆Which version of Baby should I choose?
Take Fan Edition if you want the everyday look and a relaxed fit. Take Replica if you want more weight in the fabric, a closer finish around the badge, or a shirt you plan to frame rather than wear weekly. The same applies across the Baby range shown above.
◆How do Baby jerseys fit?
Our Baby jerseys are cut relaxed and run true to size. If you normally wear a size M in a t-shirt, size M is the right starting point. If you prefer a close fit or plan to layer over a hoodie, take one size up. The Baby listing above is the place to confirm your size.
◆How should I store a collection?
Fold rather than hang for long-term storage, keep shirts out of damp and direct light, and use a breathable cotton bag rather than sealed plastic so the fabric can breathe. The same applies across the Baby range shown above.
◆What if the size is wrong?
Check the size chart on the product page before ordering — measuring a shirt they already wear is the most reliable method. The chart lists chest and length for each cut. If you are shopping Baby, this is the part people ask about most.
The terms this page answers for
Sizing, build and care are the same across the range, so the choice that matters is the design you want.
