Custom Jerseys

Short answer: Custom shirts are listed here in Fan Edition and Replica, plus retro designs where we carry them. Fan Edition is lightweight and relaxed, Replica is dense and slightly tapered. Choose the version, then check the size chart once.

What the Custom grid holds. A short note before you work through the grid further down. There is a straightforward reason jerseys get collected rather than replaced. Each one is stamped with a year, a squad and a colourway, so a chest of drawers ends up reading like a timeline.

Two things decide almost every purchase here, and neither of them is the badge.

Fabric is the first difference. Fan Edition is a light polyester knit that moves air; Replica is the same family of knit woven denser, which is why it feels more substantial in the hand. The badge is embroidered on both, with the reinforced edge reserved for Replica. Consider who it is for. A supporter who follows every match generally wants the current shirt in the relaxed cut. Someone who collects wants the heavier build and often a retro piece as well. Gift buyers should stay with the relaxed cut and lean on the size chart.

If you are new to club shirts, start with the two points below before you scroll any further.

Iron on the reverse only, on a low setting, with a cloth between the iron and the fabric. Never press directly onto a number or a letter. 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.

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◆Fan Edition or Replica — the differences in one table

The crest artwork is the same on both builds; what changes is the weight of the knit.

	Fan Edition	Replica
Fabric	Lightweight knit, breathable	Heavier knit, denser weave
Badges	Embroidered crest	Embroidered crest, reinforced edge
Fit	Relaxed, true to size	Slightly tapered
Best for	Everyday wear, matchdays, gifting	Collectors, framed displays, close-up detail

◆Care notes — keeping the crest and the knit in shape

Store folded rather than on a hanger if the shirt is a heavier build, to keep the shoulder line.

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.

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Reader questions

◆Are Custom shirts good for everyday wear?

Yes. The Fan Edition cut is relaxed and the knit is light, which makes these shirts comfortable as casual wear rather than something reserved for matchdays. If you are shopping Custom, this is the part people ask about most.

◆What fabric are Custom jerseys made from?

Both versions use a polyester knit built for breathability. Fan Edition is the lighter knit; Replica is denser, which is why it holds its shape a little more firmly. The same applies across the Custom range shown above.

◆Do kids' sizes of Custom exist?

Youth sizing is stocked for most Custom designs, and it follows standard youth proportions rather than a scaled-down adult cut. Kids' jerseys are usually the same print and badge construction as the adult version. If you are shopping Custom, this is the part people ask about most.

◆Can I put a Custom jersey in the dryer?

Air drying is the better habit. A hot dryer is the main cause of shrinking and of namesets lifting, so a line or a flat rack keeps both the fit and the print intact. Worth checking the Custom grid above for the current colourways.

◆Can I buy two Custom shirts in matching sizes?

Yes. Ordering the same cut in two sizes is common for families and for couples. Both are fulfilled as separate listings, so each size is selected on its own page. If you are shopping Custom, this is the part people ask about most.