Shirt of The Decade: 2015-16

We've selected our favourite shirts to come out of the 2015-16 season. Let us know what you think! Which is your favourite?

2015-16 Roma Away - Nike

Nike looked to Rome’s architectural wonders, ancient streets and vibrant neighbourhoods for this away design to form a light grey tonal graphic print. Also featuring a Henley stand collar and the clubs famous home colours on the sleeve cuffs the shirt is a superb tribute to the city, rounded off with a similarly inspired aesthetic for the name and number sets.

2015-16 Vasco Da Gama Home - Umbro

Home shirt which celebrates a 100 years of the Vasco football department and the 450th anniversary of Rio de Janiero, incorporating the clubs famous white sash on the front, complimented with a unique polo collar. Subtle detailing includes blue and white stitching in the collar honouring the colours of the Rio flag as well as a motif on the collar reverse to mark a special season in style.

2015-16 Leicester Home - PUMA

Nobody could have imagined this design trading for nearly x3 the retail price by January 16’, but the magic of Leicester’s fairy-tale sent demand into overdrive as collectors and football fans Worldwide yearned for a home shirt which has inevitably become an ultra rare collectors item. In truth it’s a relatively simple Puma design, but this is a jersey which takes you back to multiple breathtaking moments, culminating in Andrea Bocelli serenading the fans with a powerful rendition of Nessun Dorma as the team prepared to lift the Premier League trophy against all odds.

2015-16 Torino Third - Kappa

Stunning third shirt which features a stylised print of the the bull adapted from the club badge and nickname (il Toro). The shape is formed by the names of important players in the rich history of the club, including the stars of the famous Grande Torino side.

2015-16 West Ham United Home - Umbro

‘Boleyn Kit’ commemorating the final season at the historic Boleyn Ground. Inspired by the first kit worn at the iconic stadium this sleek design features a blue hooped collar and sleeves with a claret body, and a gold crest with ‘Boleyn Ground 1904-2016’ detailing. It conjures memories of classic 60’s Hammers shirts and is a fitting tribute by new technical partners Umbro.

2015-16 Monaco Away - Nike

Another supremely elegant design featuring navy blue colours decorated with regal gold detailing throughout. A golden age for Monaco kits.

2015-16 Juventus Away - Adidas

Pink away shirt which made headlines after Canadian rapper Drake posted a picture sporting the design on his Instagram page. By the end of the campaign it seemed to be endorsed by just about everyone - from Kith founder Ronnie Fieg to Hollywood A-Lister Jonah Hill, fast becoming a sell-out in the process. Although arguably not the best of Juve's pink designs, it encapsulated the increasing influence of football shirts as a fashion trend.

2015-16 Frankfurt Home - Nike

A daring evolution of the club’s famous black and red stripes is another superb Nike pinstripe design, rounded off by the stylish Alfa Romeo sponsor.

2015-16 Fiorentina Home - Le Coq Sportif

Simplicity at its finest. Tailored home shirt with subtle symbolic features such as the ‘Giaggiolo’ (Lily) sleeve motif, also features ventilated panels on the reverse complimenting classic design with modern technology. There’s also a couple of elegant touches from Le Coq Sportif, namely the ‘Prouit Officiel - Grantie Qualite’ motif, referencing the brands origins in the knitwear industry as a stamp of product quality.

2015-16 Rayo Vallecano Away - Kelme

Striking ‘Rainbow’ away shirt released in support of the ‘unsung heroes of society’. Each colour of the rainbow sash represents the club’s support to a movement or group, while the complete sash stands for the fight against discrimination for sexual orientation. A hotly debated and hugely popular stand-out design from this campaign.

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