London, EnglandEst. 1882“The Hoops”

Retro Queen's Park Rangers Shirts

Classic Hoops shirts, from the club’s Edwardian years to the League Cup win at Wembley in 1967. 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

Queen's Park Rangers

6 shirts
Kids Queen's Park Rangers 12th Man - Royal/white Ringer_0 12th
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£23.00
About the collection

Retro Queen's Park Rangers football shirts

Queen's Park Rangers kit timeline
  1. 1886St Jude’s and Christchurch Rangers merge
  2. 1917First season at Loftus Road
  3. 1926Blue and white hoops adopted
  4. 1967League Cup won as a Third Division side
  5. 1976First Division runners-up

Blue and white hoops give QPR one of the most recognisable shirts in London football, and they have done since the 1920s. Our retro QPR shirts span the Edwardian game and the Loftus Road sides of the 1960s and 1970s. Every classic QPR kit we make is handcrafted in the UK from 100% cotton, with no modern sponsor or manufacturer logos.

Rangers in the making

Queen’s Park Rangers took shape in 1886, when St Jude’s merged with Christchurch Rangers in west London. Our Queen’s Park Rangers 1903-1905 Retro Football Shirt comes from the club’s Edwardian years. Loftus Road became home in 1917.

The hoops arrive

The broad blue and white hoops were adopted for the 1926–27 season, first worn against Brentford that September. They have defined QPR ever since and gave the club its nickname.

Wembley, 1967

In 1967 QPR became the first Third Division club to win the League Cup, beating West Bromwich Albion 3–2 at Wembley. Nine years later they finished runners-up in the First Division. Our Queen’s Park Rangers 1960s - 70s Retro Football Shirt comes from that era. Browse our casualwear and kids’ range, or explore more classic English clubs in our retro Premier League shirts collection.

Queen's Park Rangers shirt FAQs

When did QPR start wearing hoops?+

QPR adopted broad blue and white hoops for the 1926–27 season, first wearing them against Brentford that September.

What is QPR’s most famous cup win?+

The 1967 League Cup, when QPR beat West Bromwich Albion 3–2 at Wembley as the first Third Division side to win it.

Can I add a name and number to my QPR 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 QPR 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.