Admiral

Admiral, the historic English-style football shirts

There Admiral Admiral was founded as an underwear manufacturer in 1914. The turning point came after England's victory in the 1966 World Cup, when it began producing sportswear. Admiral capitalized on this enthusiasm and, with the production of football kits, captured the attention of young fans of English clubs. Admiral can be considered a true pioneer in the production of sportswear, providing clubs and fans with customized home and away kits, featuring eccentric colors. The real boom for the English company's products came with the advent of color television, precisely because it focused on bright colors, in addition to being the first to produce replica jerseys for the market and to launch crazy designs and shades.

Admiral Vintage Football Shirts

The company Admiral With its 100 years of experience, it has managed to dress English and international football teams over the years. The first top-level club to wear Admiral uniforms was Leeds United In the 1973/74 season, they were also made of a lighter material than cotton. The relationship with football became increasingly close when it signed a five-year contract for the production of the first England shirt, another of its pioneering undertakings. From then on, there was an increase in collaborations with other clubs in the Premier League . In fact, in our collection dedicated to the Admiral historic shirts You can find the Leicester home shirt from the 1983/1984 season. The official product is made by Admiral in royal blue with white stripes and an embroidered club logo with a V-neck. Another collector's item is the vintage Crystal Palace home shirt from the 1987/88 season. The shirt features bright red and blue vertical stripes, short sleeves and a collar, and an embroidered club logo. Stay up to date on new arrivals of Admiral's historic football shirts.