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Celebrate Liverpool's legacy with the official 26/27 kits, marking the iconic partnership with adidas. Show your support on match day or in training with gear built for performance and style. Search our full collection of adult football boots, kids' football boots, and stylish men's jackets & tracktops or women's jackets & tracktops.
Sizes in stock: S, M, L, XL
Sizes in stock: S, M, L, XL, XXL
Sizes in stock: XS, S, M, L
Sizes in stock: XS, S, M, L, XL
Sizes in stock: 2-3Y, 3-4Y, 4-5Y, 5-6Y
Sizes in stock: 2-3Y, 3-4Y, 4-5Y
Sizes in stock: 2-3.5, 4.5-5.5, 6.5-8
Sizes in stock: SIZE 5
The Liverpool retro jersey works just as well off the pitch as on it, which is a big part of why retro shirts are so popular right now. For an everyday look, pair the 1995 jersey with tracksuit bottoms and clean white trainers to let the shirt stand out. Tuck it in for a sharper finish, or wear it loose over shorts in warmer weather. The vintage colours and design make it a statement piece, so keep the rest of the outfit simple. It also layers well under an open overshirt or track top for cooler days. Whether you are heading to watch a match or just out and about, the Liverpool 1995 retro jersey is an easy way to show your colours with a bit of throwback style.
Yes, you can personalise your Liverpool jersey with printing. Add a player name and number to back a current squad favourite, or choose your own name and number to make it personal. Printing is a popular way to finish your Liverpool jersey, whether it is a gift or for wearing on match day. Availability of specific player names can change with squad updates and season, so check the current options when ordering. Selected jerseys in the range can be personalised, so look for the personalisation detail on the product. Head to jersey printing to see how it works and add your name and number to your Liverpool jersey.
The Liverpool home jersey is the official match day shirt, in the classic red with the current season design, and it is what the players wear on the pitch. The training range is the gear the squad wears in the build-up, including training jerseys, tops, half-zips and pants, often in a contrasting colourway rather than home red. Home jerseys suit fans who want the authentic match day look or plan to add printing, while training pieces are built for active wear, warm-ups and everyday comfort. Many fans own both, a home jersey for match day and a training top for training or casual wear. If you are buying for a young player, the kids jerseys and training gear both come in junior sizes.