1998/99 Season Arsenal Home Retro Kit

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Size XS S M L XL 2XL

Size	Length (cm)	Bust (cm)	Weight (kg)	Height (cm)
XS	68	96	45-50	150-160
S	70	100	50-60	160-170
M	73	104	60-65	170-175
L	75	108	65-75	175-180
XL	78	112	75-85	180-185
2XL	80	118	85-95	185-190
3XL	83	122	90-100	195-200

* This size chart is for reference only; actual measurements may vary by 1-3 cm. Garment length is measured from the shoulder point to the hem, and bust measurement is taken under the arms.

This is the 1998/99 Arsenal home retro jersey, a testament to the Gunners' thrilling journey to defend their Premier League title! As the reigning double champions, the team engaged in an epic title race with Manchester United: Arsenal secured a decisive 2-0 victory over United in the 8th league round (with Bergkamp scoring and assisting), maintained an unbeaten 10-game streak mid-season to lead the table, and though they defeated Aston Villa 1-0 in the final round, United staged a dramatic comeback to clinch the title. The Gunners finished runners-up by a single point. Though eliminated by Manchester United on penalties in the FA Cup semifinals and bowing out in the Champions League group stage, the season produced countless iconic moments—Bergkamp's signature spin-and-go goal against Leicester City and Overmars' lightning-fast 17 goals in a single campaign epitomized the essence of “total football.”
The design returns to the pure red-and-white classic: a red body paired with white short sleeves recreates the retro feel of the 90s. A simple round neck and clean cut with no unnecessary embellishments balance practicality on the pitch with collectible value, symbolizing the “contested championship” style of the Premier League's early days.
More than just a jersey, it embodies Arsenal's golden era of the 90s: wrapped in the resilience of their title-winning journey, it holds the peak synergy between Bergkamp and Overmars. A nostalgic talisman capturing the early Premier League's era of beautiful football and the Gunners' reign of dominance.