The Best Retro Premier League Shirts You Can Buy Right Now

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Price: £30 or $48

Worn by: David Beckham, Ryan Giggs, Dwight Yorke

The most famous night of Sir Alex Ferguson's reign at Manchester United came in this very shirt. With Bayern Munich leading 1-0 as the Champions League final entered injury time, quickfire strikes from Ole Gunnar Solskjaer and Teddy Sheringham gave the club their first European Cup win since 1968.

Price: £30 or $48

Worn by: Tony Adams, David O'Leary, Niall Quinn

This is the shirt worn by Michael Thomas when he scored the decisive goal that put the old First Division's trophy in the hands of the Gunners. Arsenal needed to beat Liverpool by two clear goals on the final day of the season to win the title and thanks to Thomas' late strike, they did just that.

Price: £35 or $56

Worn by: Paul McGrath, Dalian Atkinson, Dwight Yorke

Aston Villa bagged their fourth League Cup in this historic strip, in what was arguably the finest Aston Villa team in modern history. Paul McGrath, Andy Townsend and Dalian Atkinson gave the Villa a formidable spine.

Price: £30 or $48

Worn by: Eric Cantona, Andy Cole, Paul Scholes

Manchester United overcame a second consecutive challenge from Newcastle United to win another Premier League title and assert their dominance on English football. It was also a kit that saw Eric Cantona in his swansong.

Price: £35 or $56

Worn by: Tony Cottee, Julian Dicks, Martin Allen

This classic shirt from the East end of London was released to celebrate West Ham's 100th year as a football club. With Harry Redknapp newly appointed at the time of the kit's release, things looked to be on the up for the Irons.

Price: £30 or $48

Worn by: Gianfranco Zola, Roberto Di Matteo, Gianluca Vialli

Even before the Abramovich era, Chelsea still had the best selection of foreign imports in the Premier League and their side in 1996-97 – which ended up winning the FA Cup – was a look into the future for a team who soon became known as the 'cup kings' of English football.

Price: £25 or $40

Worn by: Duncan Ferguson, David Unsworth

In this shirt, Everton defeated Manchester United 1-0 in the 1995 FA Cup final. It's the last piece of silverware the club won.

Price: £35 or $56

Worn by: Michael Owen, Emile Heskey, Sami Hyypia

Liverpool won five trophies in the year 2001 and finished runners-up in the Premier League. With star performers that included Michael Owen, Patrick Berger and Emile Heskey (yeah, really), Liverpool picked up the League Cup, the FA Cup, the UEFA Cup, the UEFA Super Cup and the Community Shield. Is there such a thing as the quintuple?

Price: £30 or $48

Worn by: Shaun Goater, Paul Dickov

Before they were breaking transfer records and winning Premier League titles as the most must-see team in English football, those from the blue half of Manchester were battling away in the lower leagues and a dramatic play-off final win in 1999, while wearing this hi-vis strip, secured promotion to the First Division.

Price: £23 or $37

Worn by: David Ginola, Faustino Asprilla, Les Ferdinand

For Newcastle United and Kevin Keegan, 1996 represented the best and worst of times. They were the most revered team in English football, about to break the world transfer record for Alan Shearer and nailed on to win their first Premier League title. Out of nowhere came an end of season collapse, that 4-3 loss against Liverpool and Keegan's infamous post-match rant. We'd love it if any team manages to rediscover the verve of Newcastle in the mid-1990s.

Price: £36 or $58

Worn by: Glenn Hoddle, Chris Waddle, Diego Maradona

Yeah, you didn't read it wrong. Diego Maradona really did play for Spurs in this shirt...for one game...in Ossie Ardiles testimonial. Yeah, it still counts.

Price: £25 or $40

Worn by: Ian Rush, Alan Hansen, Kenny Dalglish

If you ask any Liverpool to close their eyes and picture the most iconic Liverpool strip, there's a good chance they'd report back with this one. The Anfield outfit completed a league and cup double wearing this shirt in 1986, which included a famous 3-1 victory over arch-rivals Everton in the FA Cup.

Price: £30 or $48

Worn by: Ian Wright, Paul Merson

To this date, Arsenal still arguably wear the Premier League's freshest kits year after year and there's few better that the English top flight has seen than this effort from 1994. It's also a lucky omen, bringing the club a European Cup Winners' Cup win that year.