Leeds, EnglandEst. 1919“The Whites”

Retro Leeds United Shirts & Clothing

Classic Leeds shirts from the blue and gold 1950s of John Charles, before Don Revie switched the club to all white in 1961, plus a Harrington jacket. Our retro shirts are made from 100% cotton.
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Leeds United 1956-1957 Kids Retro Football Shirt Leeds United 1956-1957 Kids Retro Football Shirt
Est. 1990The original retro shirt company
100% cottonAuthentic look and feel
Adults & kidsSizes S–5XL, plus kids’ range
Name & numberPersonalise any shirt
The collection

Leeds United Retro Kits

5 products
Kids’ shirtsSizes for ages 3–13 → Red retro football shirt personalised with any name and number 10 Add a name & numberPeriod-correct lettering →
About the collection

The Leeds United kit story

Leeds United kit timeline
  1. 1919Leeds United formed after Leeds City are disbanded
  2. 1956Promoted to the First Division, inspired by John Charles
  3. 1961Don Revie switches the kit to all white
  4. 1969First league title
  5. 1972Wins the FA Cup

Before the famous all-white kit, Leeds United wore blue and gold. Our retro Leeds United shirts recreate classic Leeds United kits from the 1950s, the era of John Charles at Elland Road. Each is 100% cotton, with no modern sponsor or manufacturer logos.

A new club in 1919

Leeds United were formed in 1919, after the Football League disbanded Leeds City. Over the following decades the club tried several designs, including blue and white stripes, blue and gold halves, and royal blue with gold collars. The old nickname, the Peacocks, came from the Old Peacock Ground, as Elland Road was first known.

The John Charles years

Welsh forward John Charles was the star of the 1950s side and inspired Leeds to promotion in 1955–56. Our Leeds United 1950s John Charles Retro Football Shirt, the Leeds United 1956-1957 Retro Football Shirt and the Leeds United 1956-61 Retro Football Shirt all come from those blue and gold years.

Revie’s Whites

In 1961–62 manager Don Revie changed the kit to all white, in the style of Real Madrid. His side went on to win the league in 1968–69 and the FA Cup in 1972. Pair a 1950s shirt with the Leeds United Royal Harrington Jacket, and explore more in our retro Championship shirts collection and our casualwear.

Leeds United shirt FAQs

What colours did Leeds United wear before all white?+

Leeds wore several designs before 1961, including blue and white stripes, blue and gold halves, and royal blue with gold collars.

Why do Leeds United play in white?+

Manager Don Revie switched the club to an all-white kit in the 1961–62 season, in the style of Real Madrid.

Can I add a name and number to my Leeds United shirt?+

Yes. Choose a name and number for £12, or just a name or just a number for £7.50. We match the lettering style to the era of your shirt.

What sizes do the Leeds United shirts come in?+

Adult shirts come in sizes S to 5XL, and we make a kids’ range too. Check the size guide on each shirt for chest measurements.

Can I return my shirt?+

Unpersonalised shirts can be returned within 14 days. Personalised shirts are made to order, so they can’t be returned unless faulty.