Amsterdam, NetherlandsEst. 1900“Godenzonen”

Retro Ajax Shirts

Classic Ajax shirts, from the broad red stripe first worn in 1911 to the three European Cups in a row of the early 1970s. Handcrafted in the UK from 100% cotton.
Made in the UKHandcrafted the old-fashioned way
100% cottonAuthentic look and feel
Adults & kidsSizes S–5XL, plus kids’ range
Name & numberPersonalise any shirt
The collection

Ajax

9 shirts
Ajax 1970-73 Retro Football Shirt_0 1970

Ajax 1970-73

£65.00
Quick add · pick a size
£65.00
Ajax 1950s Retro Football Shirt_0 1950s

Ajax 1950s

£65.00
Long sleeve
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£65.00
About the collection

Retro Ajax football shirts

Ajax kit timeline
  1. 1900Founded in Amsterdam on 18 March
  2. 1911Promotion brings the white shirt with a broad red stripe
  3. 1971First European Cup, won at Wembley
  4. 1972Second European Cup, in Rotterdam
  5. 1973Third European Cup in a row, in Belgrade
  6. 1995Fourth European title

A white shirt with one broad red stripe: few designs are as simple, or as instantly known, as Ajax’s. Our retro Ajax shirts recreate the classic Ajax kits of the 1950s and the great side of the early 1970s. Each is handcrafted in the UK from 100% cotton.

How the red stripe arrived

Ajax were founded in Amsterdam on 18 March 1900. They first played in black with a red sash, then in red-and-white stripes with black shorts. When Ajax won promotion in 1911, another club already wore those stripes. So Ajax switched to white shorts and a white shirt with a broad red stripe, and kept it ever since. Our Ajax 1950s Retro Football Shirt shows the design in its long-sleeved, button-collar form.

Three in a row

Between 1971 and 1973 Ajax won three straight European Cups, at Wembley, Rotterdam and Belgrade. Johan Cruyff famously wore the number 14. Our Ajax 1970-73 Retro Football Shirt and the Ajax 1970-73 No. 14 Retro Football Shirt celebrate that era, with a short sleeve No. 14 version too.

For every Ajax fan

The Ajax Number 14 Retro Hoodie and more sit in our casualwear collection. Explore more great continental sides in our retro European club shirts.

Ajax shirt FAQs

Why do Ajax wear a broad red stripe?+

After promotion in 1911 Ajax could no longer wear red-and-white stripes, as another club used them. They chose a white shirt with a broad red stripe instead.

Why is the number 14 linked to Ajax?+

Johan Cruyff wore the number 14 for Ajax during the club’s great era of the early 1970s.

Can I add a name and number to my Ajax shirt?+

Yes. Choose a name and number for £12, or just a name or just a number for £7.50. We match the lettering style to the era of your shirt.

What sizes do the Ajax shirts come in?+

Adult shirts come in sizes S to 5XL, and we make a kids’ range too. Check the size guide on each shirt for chest measurements.

Can I return my shirt?+

Unpersonalised shirts can be returned within 14 days. Personalised shirts are made to order, so they can’t be returned unless faulty.