“It’s only a shirt.” Try saying that before a title-deciding match. On 17 June 2007, Real Madrid went behind against Mallorca on the final day of the league season. They turned the match around to win 3–1, with two goals from Reyes and one from Diarra, and secured the title. The club revisited that night in its 19th-anniversary account published in June 2026.
That match gives a retailer a specific story to pair with a 2006/07-era collection. A retro club range can be organised around the seasons supporters remember, with the exact year and design clearly shown for each product.
Football has extra time. Your customer’s delivery deadline usually doesn’t.
Catalogue product photo. Click to review the listed style.
Catalogue product photo. Click to review the listed style.
A buying scenario: the fan and the stock planner
Picture a fictional retailer preparing the next buying list. The fan in them wants a shirt from every favourite era. The stock planner asks three less glamorous questions: which styles have customers requested, which sizes are needed, and when must the order arrive?
Let the story introduce the shirt, then let the buying list do its job. A dramatic football memory is a creative hook, not proof that a particular product will sell. Record confirmed requests separately from designs you want to test.
This guide explains how to turn that shortlist into a quotation request using the FUTVEXA club jersey catalogue.
Our minimum production order is 1,000 pieces. Ask us to confirm the quantity requirements for each style and whether your proposed mix can be included in one order.
Choose the club, then choose the era
Separate home, away, third and other designs in your buying list. Include the full product name and URL so similar-looking items do not get confused. When a catalogue contains more than one season, check that the product you select matches the collection your store intends to sell.
The Retro collection is the starting point for this buying list. Group selected shirts by club and season, and confirm sample availability and delivery timing in the quotation.
Choose a range you can explain to your customers
Use actual requests and sales records to decide which clubs to include. If you are testing a new design, identify it as a trial selection in your planning rather than assuming it will sell at the same rate as an established line. For multi-store orders, keep each store’s size requirements visible before combining the totals.
- Club, season and home, away or third design.
- Product URL and requested version.
- Quantity for each size and style.
- Sample required, if any.
- Destination and required arrival date.
Compare fan and player versions using the actual specification
A version label is not enough to confirm fit or quality. Request a size chart for the selected product and check the measurements your customers care about. Confirm the material, construction, badge application and printing details individually. If both versions are available, keep their quantities separate in the buying list.
Do not describe a version as match-issued, an official player shirt or licensed merchandise unless that status has been established. Team names and version labels in this guide are product-selection references, not evidence of authorization.
Two classic club references for your shortlist
For a store building a retro range, separate the selected eras in the buying list. Existing catalogue examples include the 2006/07 Real Madrid Home Retro Football Jersey and 2004/06 Manchester United Home Retro Football Jersey. Check the exact reference and sample details before adding quantities.
Approve samples and written order details
For any requested sample, ask about its cost, availability and timing. Review measurements, stitching, printing and overall appearance against your agreed specification. Keep the approved reference with the buying list so the quotation and later order confirmation describe the same product.
Send a complete brief for a comparable quotation
Provide your business name, country and city, selected product links, total production quantity, style and size breakdown, and required arrival date. Ask which charges are included and which remain separate. Confirm production and shipping arrangements in writing before placing an order or promising a date to your own customers.
Prepare your club jersey order: explore the Clubs collection and Retro collection, then request a wholesale quotation.