Premier League
To answer the obvious first: yes, Premier League 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.
Fan Edition compared with Replica, side by side
Two builds, one crest: what actually differs
A short note before you work through the grid further down.
The two builds differ in three places: fabric weight, badge construction and fit. Fan Edition uses a lighter knit with an embroidered crest and a relaxed body. Replica uses a denser knit, reinforces the badge edge, and tapers slightly through the waist. Colourways, nameset artwork and the shoulder shape are shared. 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.
Keeping it sharp
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.
Everything else, folded away
◆Care notes — keeping the crest and the knit in shape
Iron on the reverse, never directly over a printed number or a crest.
- 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
These are the facts that make this page different from the pages linked around it.
Answered
◆Can I shop by region instead of by league?
Yes. Regional pages group clubs by country, so you can browse every English, Spanish, Italian, German or French side in one place. That holds for every Premier League item in this grid.
◆Is Fan Edition the same print as Replica?
The crest and nameset artwork are the same. What changes is the fabric weight, the edge finish on the badge, and how the body is cut. If you are shopping Premier League, this is the part people ask about most.
◆Should I size up for Premier League?
Only if you want extra room. The standard cut already leaves space through the chest and shoulders, so most buyers stay with their usual size. Sizing up is the common choice for wearing a jersey over a sweatshirt. That holds for every Premier League item in this grid.
◆Are these current-season Premier League shirts?
Current-season designs are listed first, and older designs stay available under the retro side of the range. Each product listing states the season it belongs to. If you are shopping Premier League, this is the part people ask about most.
Players tied to this range
Pick a name to see that player's shirts in the sizes and colours currently listed.
