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Retro Manchester United Jerseys: The Classic Shirts by Era

The FashionOwn Team 3 min read

Manchester United 1998/00 Home Retro Soccer Jersey
Pictured: Manchester United 1998/00 Home Retro Soccer Jersey

The retro Manchester United shirts people ask for most are the late-1990s home shirt, red with a white collar from the era of the 1999 treble, and the 2007/08 shirt from the season United won the league and the Champions League in Moscow. We stock more than 30 retro United designs, from the 1990–92 away to the 2011 Wembley final shirt, including long-sleeves.

Retro shirts on FashionOwn are new shirts made in past designs, not vintage or match-worn originals. Here are the highlights by era, described from our own product photos.

The early 1990s

The treble era

The 2000s

The final shirts

United reached three Champions League finals in four seasons, and we stock a shirt from each:

How to choose

  • For the treble: the 1998–2000 home shirt.
  • For a European win: the 2008 Moscow final shirt.
  • For something less common: the 1990–92 or 1993/94 away shirts.
  • For winter: the long-sleeve versions of the 1998–2000 and 2007/08 shirts.

Sizing, names and care

Retro cuts vary by era, so check the measurements on each product page and size up if you're in between. On products that offer it, you can add a name of up to 12 characters and a number of up to two digits for free; personalised shirts can't be returned. Wash inside out on a cold, gentle cycle and hang to dry.

Frequently asked questions

Are these original vintage Manchester United shirts?

No. They're new shirts made in past designs. They aren't vintage, match-worn or second-hand.

Which shirt is from the 1999 treble season?

The 1998–2000 home shirt. United won the league, FA Cup and Champions League in 1998/99.

Which retro shirt is from the 2008 Champions League final?

The 2007/08 UCL Final shirt, red with the Moscow final text on the chest, in short or long sleeves.

Is FashionOwn connected to Manchester United?

No. FashionOwn is an independent retailer and isn't affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by any club, league or kit manufacturer.

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