Best Patrick Retro Kits

Bosnia Herzegovina competed in the qualifiers for the UEFA Euro 2000 during 1998 under Džemaludin Mušović. Elvir Bolić and Meho Kodro spearheaded the attack. Ha...

Europe 1 sponsored FC Nantes as they competed in the Division 1 during the 1989-1990 season. This Patrick design saw a transition in the squad, featuring emergi...

Boavista finished third in the 1988-1989 Primeira Divisão, securing a spot in the UEFA Cup. Patrick produced this away kit as the team relied on the experience ...

Matt Le Tissier broke into the first team during the 1986-1987 campaign as Southampton finished 12th in the First Division. Peter Shilton remained the club's nu...

Southampton finished second in the First Division in 1983-1984, their highest league finish ever. Lawrie McMenemy relied on the experience of Peter Shilton in g...

Agostino Di Bartolomei captained AS Roma to second place in Serie A and a victory in the Coppa Italia. This Patrick away shirt accompanied Paulo Roberto Falcão,...

Patrick manufactured this home shirt for AS Roma as they reached the 1984 European Cup final against Liverpool. Nils Liedholm managed a squad headlined by Agost...

Peter Taylor managed Derby County in the Second Division for 1982-1983. The squad relied on Steve Buckley, Kevin Wilson, Archie Gemmill, and Steve Powell to mai...

Patrick supplied the kit for Nils Liedholm's side as they secured the 1982-1983 Serie A title. Paulo Roberto Falcão anchored the midfield alongside captain Agos...

AS Roma finished the 1982-1983 Serie A season as league champions, securing their second Scudetto. Nils Liedholm managed the side, which relied on the individua...

Patrick provided the kits for Derby County throughout the 1982-1983 Second Division campaign. The side relied on the experience of Archie Gemmill alongside Stev...

John Newman managed Derby County in the Second Division for the 1981-1982 campaign. Steve Buckley and Steve Powell provided stability in defence and midfield, w...

Kevin Keegan, at Southampton since 1980, led a high-profile attack alongside Mick Channon and Alan Ball. Manager Lawrie McMenemy pushed this Patrick-manufacture...

Patrick manufactured this home shirt for a Southampton side that finished sixth in the First Division. Lawrie McMenemy relied on a star-studded group featuring ...

Kevin Keegan arrived at The Dell for the 1980-1981 season, joining a team that featured Alan Ball, Mick Channon, and Ivan Golac. Lawrie McMenemy pushed this sid...

Wimbledon FC finished 24th in the 2003-2004 First Division, resulting in relegation. Patrick manufactured this home shirt for a squad navigating significant unc...

Patrick manufactured this kit for Wimbledon FC as they competed in the 2003-2004 Division One season. The campaign preceded the club’s relocation to Milton Keyn...

Stuart Murdoch managed Wimbledon FC in the 2003-2004 First Division. This was the club's final season before relocating to Milton Keynes. Nigel Reo-Coker, Dean ...

David Connolly spearheaded the attack for Wimbledon in the 2002-2003 First Division, finishing as one of the league's top scorers. Jobi McAnuff provided attacki...

David Connolly spearheaded the Wimbledon attack in the 2002-2003 First Division, finishing as the league's top scorer with 24 goals. Nigel Reo-Coker provided en...