Club Brugge

What the page holds

Club Brugge is the best supplied Belgian range in the catalogue, ahead of Anderlecht, and reaches back to the early 1990s. Its balance between home and away shirts is unusually even — most clubs lean heavily one way, this one does not.

Against that, around a third of what is listed is peripheral kit: jackets, shorts and goalkeeper shirts. Those are usually the cheapest items, so they surface first if you sort by price. The blue and black home shirt remains the identifying piece and the best covered over time.

The oldest club in Flanders

Founded in 1891 as Brugsche Football Club, Club Brugge KV was the first football club established in Flanders and carries registration number 3 in the Belgian federation.

Its history opens with a split: members left the original association to form Football Club Brugeois, before the two merged again two years later. The club is now one of the two poles of Belgian football alongside Anderlecht, which sustains demand for its shirts well beyond Belgium.

Before you order

The 1-10 grade covers fading, print cracking, collar condition and stitching. It tells you nothing about fit.

Size is listed separately and follows the conventions of the year of manufacture: a 1990s European large is cut wider than a current one. A notable share of the range is new with tags.