£145.00
1995/96 · Tottenham
Tottenham 1995/96 — Barmby 7 original felt
£155.00One available
Bring home a definitive piece of 90s Premier League nostalgia with this authentic 1995-1997 Tottenham Hotspur home shirt.
Club / nationTottenham
Season1995/96
ManufacturerPony
SizeS
ConditionExcellent · 9/10
PlayerBarmby
Number7
Archive assuranceConstruction, age and condition documented.
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Condition and disclosed flaws
- Overall excellent texture weave. There are a few tiny thread pulls and micro-bobbles
Product record
- SKU
- TOT-1995-H-01
- League
- Needs review
Product details
About this shirt
Produced during Pony’s highly memorable tenure as technical kit supplier, this iconic white jersey serves as a beautiful snapshot of mid-90s English football fashion. The shirt features an intricate, sublimated graphic weave throughout the fabric, displaying a repeating pattern of the classic Tottenham shield crest and ‘THFC’ monogramming. The shirt is elevated by a prominent navy blue ribbed polo collar featuring white trim details and a two-button placket. The chest proudly sports a beautifully stitched retro Tottenham Hotspur badge alongside the distinct raised flock 'Hewlett Packard' sponsor. The reverse features a classic felt/flock printing of versatile forward Nick Barmby alongside his signature number 7, featuring the built-in Pony branding running vertically through the numbers.
The story behind the shirt
1995/96 in context
This specific style of jersey represents a fascinating, high-octane period for Tottenham Hotspur under the management of Gerry Francis. Worn across two full campaigns between 1995 and 1997, it marked a vibrant era of attacking talent at White Hart Lane, shared alongside fan favorites like Teddy Sheringham, Darren Anderton, and Sol Campbell. This shirt highlights the rise of Nick Barmby, who wore the number 7 shirt with distinction before making a high-profile move to Middlesbrough in 1995. This kit design serves as a tribute to the era where Spurs continuously fought at the upper end of the newly formed Premier League table, showcasing a brand of football that mixed classic British grit with technical flair.
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