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The Spurs Shirt and Spurs Sweetshirt

Whether you're a Spurs fan or not, the Spurs shirt is an iconic symbol of the club. It conjures up memories of the famous teams and legendary players who wear them. The Spurs Shirt is a fascinating coffee table book that celebrates the history of Tottenham's shirt. It contains over 200 examples of historic match worn shirts, and provides unique insight into the history of the lilywhite shirt.

The Spurs Shirt includes a collection of historic match worn jerseys, including jerseys worn in the finals of every post-war cup competition. These include the FA Cup, League Cup, UEFA Cup and European Cup Winners Cup. The book also includes a selection of historic shirt worn examples from every period since the 1960s.

The first Tottenham Hotspur shirt was worn in 1898, and was inspired by the Preston North End shirts of the 1890s. The club's logo, a red heraldic lion, was a nod to Northumberland family arms. It was also the first example of an animal crest in the Football League. The club adopted the crest in 1930. It was worn on off-white cashmere shirts with white collars. It was primarily designed to combat pirate replica kits, and it remained on the shirts until 1995.

The Tottenham Hotspur crest was also used on luxurious tops in 1933-34, but it was streamlined by the time of the club's centenary in 2006. A photograph of the team wearing the shirt shows the crest with the motto "125 Years", and a cockerel motif mounted on the shield.

The club's first manager was Harry Hotspur, a former cockfighter who was reputed to be a fan of cockfighting. The cockerel crest was commissioned by William James Scott, and was copper cast onto football. It was the first example of an animal crest in any English competition.

The crest was a popular feature of the club's shirts until 1995, when it was retired. The crest also was used on a special kit to celebrate the centenary of the club, based on the halved shirts of 1884. It had shadow stripes, which became a popular feature in later seasons.

The crest was replaced by a new design in 2006. It featured a streamlined cockerel, similar to a badge worn in 1967-1982, and it was worn on off-white shirts with a white collar. It was also used on a special kit for the UEFA Cup Winners Cup.

Spurs shirts were manufactured by various companies over the years, including Kappa, Holsten and Le Coq Sportif. After Holsten ceased to be a shirt sponsor, Hewlett Packard became the club's first commercial partner. In 2006, Mansion became a new shirt sponsor.

Shirts are still manufactured by Kappa until 2006. The shirt was designed for the 2005-06 season and features a new crest, which reflects the club's position in the Premier League's upper echelons. The shirt also features the words "Spurs" inside the cuffs. The shirt is made from a special spun fibre, which is 50% cotton and 50% polyester. It is a comfortable and lightweight tee.

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