Original Nottingham Forest away football shirt from 2003/05, manufactured by Umbro. 

Away model Nottingham Forest over the years 2003/05produced by Umbro in XL size, dates from the club's period of appearances at Championship level after earlier years spent outside the Premier League. Despite a more difficult sporting period Nottingham Forest still remained one of the most historic and recognisable clubs in English football.

The shirt has been produced on a white base with a classic polo collar, giving the design an elegant touch. Coat of arms Nottingham Forest and logo Umbro is kept in a red colour scheme, contrasting very well with the light background of the jersey. A sponsor print takes centre stage on the front. Capital One, strongly associated with the club's early 21st century designs. The overall design is minimalist, typical of the shirts created by the Umbro at that time.

Years 2003–2005 were for Nottingham Forest a period of struggle to return to the top division. However, the club remained one of English football's most successful brands thanks to the legendary successes of the late 1970s and early 1980s under Brian Clough, when Forest won the European Cup twice. The club's history means that it remains one of the most revered teams in English football to this day.

The T-shirt is made of a light and airy material and the XL size cut offers a classic fit in line with the standards of the Umbro.

This is an offer for collectors and fans looking for an original Nottingham Forest away football shirt from 2003/05 by Umbro, providing a clear record of the history of one of English football's most successful clubs.

Original Stoke City FC home football shirt from the 2009/10 season produced by Le Coq Sportif and printed by Abdoulaye Diagne-Faye. 

Home model Stoke City FC from the season 2009/10produced by Le Coq Sportif in size M, dates back to the club's period of stability in the Premier League after promotion to the top division the year before. The Tony Pulis-led team at the time was associated with a very physical style of play, a difficult ground at the Britannia Stadium and an extremely brave character.

The T-shirt has been produced in the classic red and white striped pattern, for years the hallmark of the Stoke City FC. The sponsor imprint takes centre stage on the front. Britannia, strongly associated with the club from that period. The sleeves are decorated with patches of the games Premier League, highlighting Stoke's performances at the highest level of English football. The design is kept in the very traditional style typical of the shirts created by the Le Coq Sportif at the end of the first decade of the 21st century.

There is an original print on the back. Abdoulaye Diagne-Faye, a Senegalese central defender who is one of the key defenders of the Stoke City FC In the club's first seasons after promotion to the Premier League. The player was highly regarded for his aggressive style of play, physical strength and defensive commitment, fitting in perfectly with the character of Tony Pulis' squad.

Season 2009/10 was for Stoke City FC another successful year in the fight to stay in the Premier League. The team then featured players such as. Rory Delap, Ryan Shawcross, Tuncay Şanlı, Matthew Etherington or Ricardo Fuller, and the club has become one of the most uncomfortable rivals for the league's top teams.

The T-shirt is made from a lightweight and breathable material and the cut in size M offers a classic fit in line with the standards of the Le Coq Sportif.

This is an offer for collectors and fans looking for an original Stoke City FC home football shirt from the 2009/10 season by Le Coq Sportif, printed by Abdoulaye Diagne-Faye, providing a clear record of the club's early performances in the Premier League following its return to the English elite.

Original third Derby County football shirt from the 2005/06 season by Joma. 

The third model Derby County from the season 2005/06produced by Joma in XXL size, dates from the club's period of appearances at Championship level. Derby County is one of the most historic teams in English football and the club, founded in 1884, was one of the founding members of the Football League. The team enjoyed its greatest success in the 1970s under Brian Clough, winning the English championship and building its status as one of the most important teams of the era.

The T-shirt has been produced on a black base with white trim on the sleeves and collar, maintaining a very elegant and minimalist character. A white vertical stripe is placed on the left side of the front, giving the design a more dynamic look and setting it apart from the classic third sets of the time. The sponsor print takes centre stage on the front The Derbyshire, strongly associated with projects Derby County from the mid-2000s.

Season 2005/06 was for Derby County another period of struggle to return to the Premier League. The club gradually rebuilt its position after previous sporting problems, and Pride Park remained one of the most recognisable Championship stadiums. The team then featured players such as. Tommy Smith, Marco Reich, Paul Peschisolido or Inigo Idiakez, and Derby could still count on very strong support from the fans.

The T-shirt is made from a light and airy material and the XXL cut offers a classic fit in line with the standards of the Jomy.

This is an offer for collectors and fans looking for the original third Derby County football shirt from the 2005/06 season by Joma, providing a clear record of one of the defining periods in the history of the historic English club.

Original Sunderland AFC away football shirt from the 2002/03 season by Nike. 

Away model Sunderland AFC from the season 2002/03produced by Nike in size L, comes after one of the most difficult periods in the club's Premier League history. The team finished last in the table, recording a very poor season that ended in relegation to a lower league.

The T-shirt has been produced on a blue base, and its distinctive feature is the two white panels placed on the sides on the front, giving the design a dynamic look. There is a sponsor print in the centre Reg Vardy, The long-sleeved version is one of the rarer variants of this model, adding to its collectability. The long-sleeved version is one of the rarer variants of this model, which adds to its collector's character.

In the 2002/03 season, the colours Sunderland AFC represented, among others, by. Kevin Phillips, the club's top shooter from earlier years, Julio Arca or Thomas Sørensen, who, despite the team's difficult situation, often stood out in goal. However, the team struggled offensively and defensively, which translated into very poor results in the league.

The T-shirt is made of a light and airy material and the cut in size L meets the standards of the Nike, providing the classic fit characteristic of the brand's designs.

This is for collectors and fans looking for an original away football jersey Sunderland AFC from the season 2002/03, a clear record of one of the most difficult phases in the club's history.