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Southend United 1960s Retro Football Shirt
Southend United 1960s Retro Football Shirt.
This classic shirt was worn by the Shrimpers for just one season from 1968-69 before they were forced to change their colours due to a perceived clash with the black of the referees.
Regular Fit. Embroidered Badge. Long sleeve. Round Neck. Heavy weight 100% cotton jersey in a soft durable 2 ply Combed Cotton 270/275 gsmFine gauge tight knit fabric that retains its shape when machine washedMachine washable.
Please allow up to 6 weeks for the delivery of our retro shirts.
Item Condition
- Brand New With Tags
Suitable For
- Adults
Available Sizes
- Small - 36-38" Chest
- Medium - 38-40" Chest
- Large - 40-42" Chest
- XL - 42-44" Chest
- XXL - 44-48" Chest
- XXXL - 48-52" Chest
- 4XL - 53-55" Chest
- 5XL - 56-58" Chest
Sleeve Length
- Long Sleeve
Colour
- Blue
Team Name
- Southend
Product Type
- Retro Shirts
Manufacturer
- Toffs
This 2025-2026 Newcastle Third Baby Kit features premium quality construction with authentic team colors and design elements specially crafted for your little one. Made from soft, baby-safe materials, this adorable kit offers superior comfort and is perfect for introducing your baby to the world of football. Ideal for match days, photoshoots, or showing your support for Newcastle United with your young Magpie supporter.
Key features include: vibrant colors, baby-safe materials, optimal breathability.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: Is the fabric safe for baby's skin? A: Yes, all our baby kits are made from soft, gentle materials that are safe for delicate skin.
- Q: What material is this baby kit made from? A: Our baby kits are made from premium, baby-safe polyester fabric with soft feel.
Helpful Tips
- How to dress your baby in the kit: The stretchy fabric and easy design make dressing quick and comfortable for your little one.
- How to introduce your baby to football: Start with this adorable kit and create lifelong memories supporting Newcastle together.
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