More
To answer the obvious first: yes, More shirts are in stock here in two versions. Fan Edition is the everyday, relaxed build; Replica is the heavier, closer-cut one. The design and nameset do not change between them, only the fabric and the fit.
About the More range. The More range shifts as the season moves, and these notes track that. Neutral colours do the heaviest lifting in a wardrobe. A white, navy or deep-red shirt works with denim, with shorts and with a jacket, which is why those colourways are the ones that get worn until they fade.
A short note before you work through the grid further down.
The colour range and the nameset are the same on both builds, so nothing is lost stylistically by choosing the lighter version. What you trade is fabric weight and a slightly tighter silhouette. What you gain is breathability and a lower-effort wash-and-wear shirt. 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.
Two things decide almost every purchase here, and neither of them is the badge.
Air drying is the habit that protects everything at once — size, crest and nameset. A hot dryer is the main cause of shrinking and of applied print lifting at the edges. Stains come out best when treated early with an oxygen-based remover. Bleach should stay away from anything carrying a crest or a nameset, on white shirts included.
The names behind this page
Fold-outs
◆Fan Edition or Replica — the differences in one table
Pick by how the shirt will be used rather than by which one reads as the higher tier.
◆Care notes — keeping the crest and the knit in shape
Air dry flat or on a line; a tumble dryer is what shortens the life of a printed nameset.
- 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.
Reader questions
◆Do you carry training and warm-up pieces for More?
The range focuses on matchday-style shirts. Whether a training piece is listed depends on supplier runs, so the product pages are the place to confirm. Worth checking the More grid above for the current colourways.
◆Do More jerseys come with shorts or full kits?
The range is built around the shirt. Whether matching shorts or a full set is listed depends on the design, so the product page is the place to confirm what is included. That holds for every More item in this grid.
◆Is there a size chart for More?
Every product page carries the chest and length measurements for that specific cut. Measuring a jersey you already own and comparing it against that table is the most reliable way to pick a size. The same applies across the More range shown above.
◆How do I keep the crest looking sharp?
Wash inside out and avoid rubbing the badge against zips or velcro in the drum. Storing the shirt folded rather than on a wire hanger also prevents shoulder distortion. If you are shopping More, this is the part people ask about most.
In short
Nothing here replaces the product page: the listing states the exact build and nameset for each shirt.