Trading Cards
The accessories are what turn a jersey into a kit. This page is where the pieces that go with it live.
These are the pieces that get used most often, which is why the range is deliberately short.
Short answer: How do you choose from Trading Cards, and what size does each route need? Start with where you need to land — team, player, era or build — because each route carries its own sizing and there is nothing to compare across them.
Key facts about Trading Cards
Player names follow the same set as the jersey pages — the line that settles it on Trading Cards.
Trading Cards
| What it does | Pairs with | |
|---|---|---|
| Everyday use | Worn in rotation alongside the jersey | A {T} jersey in any build |
| Layering | Worn over or under the jersey | Youth and mid-weight builds |
| Display | Shown rather than worn | Heavy display builds |
| Gifting | Size-flexible items that avoid the size question | Any {T} jersey |
Collectible player cards — worth knowing before comparing sizes across the range. Product pages carry the chart for each item.
The range at a glance
Expand for the short version.
Reference facts
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| Detail | What it means |
|---|---|
| What it is | Collectible player cards |
| Condition | Stated per card rather than per product |
| Grading | Described on each product page |
| Matching rule | Player names follow the same set as the jersey pages |
| Handling | Listed as a separate item type from apparel |
Reference facts for this category. The designs underneath vary; these do not.
What actually differs between them
The one thing that actually varies.
Full breakdown
The one thing that actually varies
A collectible rather than a wearable, so the variables are different from everything else in the catalogue. Condition and grading matter more than colourway, and both are stated per card rather than per product. Player names follow the same set used on the jersey pages, which makes the internal links between the two sections consistent.
Frequently asked questions
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1Do accessories ship in the same size range as jerseys?
No. Each accessory has its own sizing, listed on its product page. Sizing is independent from the jersey size you would pick.
2Will this match the Trading Cards colourway?
Yes. The range is built around the team colourways rather than a separate palette, so the pieces sit next to the jersey without clashing.
3Are the trading cards graded?
Condition and grading are stated per card rather than per product, so each product page describes its own card rather than the range in general.
4Does Trading Cards come in the same sizes as jerseys?
No, sizing runs separately here. Check each product's own measurements rather than assuming a jersey size will carry across.
5Can I buy Trading Cards as a set?
Bundle options are the easiest way to put a full game-day kit together, and they land on the gifts page alongside the individual pieces.
6Will Trading Cards match a jersey?
The point colourways are chosen to sit next to a jersey rather than compete with it, so the accents line up with the team palettes on the collection pages.
7Is Trading Cards worth buying as a gift?
It works well as an add-on to a jersey rather than as a standalone gift, because the useful sizes are specific to the item.
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