Chelsea 2003/04 home jersey
Chelsea wore this at home in 2003/04. Umbro made it, Fly Emirates was on the front: blue with a white V-neck collar and white cuff trim.
Chelsea's 2003/04 away was kept on as the 2004/05 third.
On the garment, the tell is the reversible construction, with a training shirt printed on the reverse. We read that, the neck label and the tag before we call one original.
- Club
- Chelsea
- Season
- 2003/04
- Kit
- Home
- Maker
- Umbro
- Sponsor
- Fly Emirates
- Colour
- Blue with a white V-neck collar and white cuff trim
- Detail
- Reversible construction, with a training shirt printed on the reverse
Colour quoted from Football Kit Archive, the detail from a thevault.co.uk listing. Measurements come from the jersey in hand.
The print gets you close, the colour finishes it
Umbro throughout, so the sponsor splits the era in two. Autoglass ends with 2000/01, and Fly Emirates starts with 2001/02 and stays.
Chelsea wore Umbro with the Fly Emirates print in 2001/02, 2002/03, 2003/04 and 2004/05. Only in 2003/04 was the home blue with a white V-neck collar and white cuff trim, so the colour settles it. For 2003/04 the tell is the reversible construction, with a training shirt printed on the reverse.
The six checks we run on any jersey — the label code, the sleeve badge, the print, and what none of them prove.
What an early-2000s original costs — real asking prices, and the reproduction price an original has to clear.
- Original
- From the season on the label. Nothing made later, ever.
- Measured flat
- Tag size, pit-to-pit and length in inches, before you decide.
- Provenance
- A note on where the jersey came from, on its own page.
- One of one
- When it sells it is gone. The page stays up, marked Gone.
- Shipped from the US
- Tracked US shipping is in the price. All sales are final.
We do not have this one in hand
Put it on the Want List and it becomes something we go looking for. No fee, no bidding, no obligation — you see photos, measurements and a price before anything is charged.