Where To Get English Football League Kits the Cheapest
Feb 16, 2021, by Chris
Update: @TheShirtUnion has updated his overview of discounted football shirts for Championship, League One and League Two on Sunday. Some football kits such as those of Bournemouth or Nottingham Forest are already heavily discounted (£25 instead of £50). Check it out underneath.
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Have you thought of getting a Premier League kit from the 2020-2021 season but prices were too high for you so far? The Shirt Union (@TheShirtUnion) has made an effort to find the best deals on all 2020-21 Premier League kits.
2020-21 Premier League Kits - Where To Get Them Cheapest
Prices of 20-21 EPL kits - as of January 29 2021
The 2020-2021 Premier League kits of all the big teams are already available with some discount - in average, prices are reduced by around 30% (40-50 GBP instead of 55-60 GBP).
Some shirts are much more popular than others, the list reveals
What is interesting is that some of the shirts are already available to buy with discount, while others (more popular ones) are not (Everton). There are also only a few sizes left for some of the best deals...
Some of the prices are no up-to-date. In example, the Burnley 20-21 home kit is now available for half price at Burnley's official store.
In case you were wondering - Fanatics from the United States is the owner of British based Kitbag. Kitbag has the same prices as Fanatics.
@TheShirtUnion has done the same for the three lower English divisions - Championship, League One and League Two.
There are not as many shirts on offer for lower-division teams
There are not as many shirts on offer for the lower-division teams, which has one main reason. Their shirts are only available at the club's stores. However, prices of the shirt of lower-division teams are usually reduced heavily shortly ahead of next season's kit launch.
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Which kit would you not even get for 10 GBP? Will you snap one of the kits available for sale? Comment below.
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