Around 307 Sevilla items are listed, spanning 1990 to 2024-25. The weighting is unusual: roughly 102 items come from the 2000s and 99 from the 2010s, with about 75 from the 2020s and only 31 from the 1990s. Away shirts (around 57) slightly outnumber home shirts (around 56), third shirts run to about 42, and there is a striking amount of touchline and travel wear — some 53 jackets, plus tracksuits, polos and bench coats.
The manufacturer printed on a Sevilla garment narrows the date quickly. Umbro pieces here sit in the mid-1990s, around 1994-96. Joma is much the most common label in this range with roughly 61 items, clustered on the 2001-02, 2004-05 and 2008-09 track jackets and rain jackets. New Balance appears on 2016-17 training wear, and Castore on the 2023-24 and 2024-25 pre-match and bench pieces, about 21 items in all.
Several listings are not clothing. The 2020-21 and 2022-23 Badge of Honour entries are player-issue sleeve patches marking Sevilla’s record run of Europa League wins, and there are name sets, socks and a ball in the range too. Around 11 items are Sevilla Atletico, the reserve side, rather than the first team. Condition is graded from 1 to 10, with Brand New – With Tags and Excellent the two largest groups. Sevilla were formed in 1890, won La Liga in 1945-46 and have won the UEFA Cup and Europa League a record seven times.
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