We buy your jerseys

Turn your shirts
into cash

One form, every shirt. Tell us the club, the season and the player, snap the brand tag, and we'll verify the serial and come back with an offer.

Serial checked by AI Offer within 48 hours
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How it works

1. Photograph the tag

Find the inside tag for your brand — we show you exactly where Nike, adidas, PUMA, Kappa and 15 others hide it.

2. We read the serial

Our AI reads the product code straight off your photo and flags anything that doesn't look right before you post a thing.

3. Get a cash offer

We review every shirt by hand and email you a single offer for the lot. Accept and we send a prepaid label.

Non-negotiable

What we can't take

No damaged sponsors

Sponsor and badge prints must be complete — no cracking, peeling, lifting corners or missing letters.

No damaged namesets

If the shirt is named and numbered, every letter and digit must be fully attached with no cracked or missing sections.

No stains

No marks, yellowing, pit stains, grass, blood, ink or fading. Clean shirts only.

Unsure about a mark or a cracked letter? Send it anyway with a note — we'd rather look than guess.

Brands we authenticate

Every manufacturer hides its serial in a different place. Pick your brand and we'll tell you exactly where to look and what the code should look like.

FAQ

How it works

The tag photo is the most important part of your submission -- our AI reads the product code and then we go from there. All other detail listed below for payment, delivery, pricing and everything else.

Almost every manufacturer prints its product code on a tag inside the lower-left hem seam (as worn). Older shirts sometimes put it at the back of the collar instead. A few quick brand-by-brand examples:
  • Nike — lower-left hem; a 6-digit style + 3-digit colour code (e.g. 894430-100).
  • adidas — lower-left hem or wash-care stack; two letters + four digits (e.g. GK9086).
  • PUMA — long wash-care ribbon at the hem; a 6-digit style + 2-digit colour code.
  • Kappa — hem or neck; Kombat shirts carry a square hologram serial inside the hem.
  • Other brands — check the lower-left hem, then the inside back neck, then the right hem.
See the full brand-by-brand guide →