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EPISODE · May 3, 2026 · 52 MIN

TFOF - Part 1 : 2006 - 2016

from The Fabric of Football Podcast - 20 Years of Classic Football Shirts · host Classic Football Shirts

To celebrate the release of the new book ‘Classic Football Shirts: The Ultimate Guide to Iconic Football Kits’, football writer and podcaster Seb White sat down with CFS founders, Doug Bierton, Matt Dale and Gary Bierton to discuss 20 years of CFS becoming the ultimate destination for football shirts, past and present.Part 1 looks at the trio's passion for football and how that led to selling football shirts online, all from a student house in Manchester. This episode also looks at the rise and rise of the business in its first decade, giving insight into a company that is "leading one of the hottest trends in global fashion, both in sports and beyond”.Part 2, looking at 2016 to 2026 and beyond, will follow soon.To purchase ‘Classic Football Shirts: The Ultimate Guide to Iconic Football Kits’ click here.Make sure you are following CFS on social media.Instagram - @classicfootballshirts  Tiktok  - classicfootballshirts_  Twitter  - @classicshirts Shop vintage football shirts at: https://www.classicfootballshirts.co.uk/

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