Berwick Rangers 1996-1997 Home Shirt

Celebrate the unique spirit of the Wee Rangers with this rare Berwick Rangers 1996-1997 home shirt, crafted by Avec. Featuring the club’s classic black and gold stripes, this shirt in great condition is a proud tribute to Berwick’s storied history as an English club in the Scottish leagues. A must-have for fans and collectors of the Shielfield Park faithful.

Key Features:

• Classic Black and Gold Stripes: Showcases Berwick Rangers’ iconic black and gold vertical stripes, with a sleek black collar, Avec logo, and the unique bear-and-wych-elm crest, symbolizing the club’s historic cross-border identity. Notably, this replica lacks the NGSG (Newcastle General Shipping Group) sponsor, a distinctive trait of 1990s Berwick kits.

• Premium Craftsmanship: Well-made by Avec using lightweight, breathable polyester, designed for comfort and durability, perfect for cheering at Shielfield Park or as a standout collectible for vintage kit enthusiasts.

• Great Condition: Well-preserved with vibrant black and gold colours, minimal signs of wear, and intact crest and Avec logo, making it ideal for display or wearing to honor Berwick’s 1996-1997 season.

• Historical Significance: Worn during the 1996-1997 Scottish Third Division season, when Berwick Rangers competed fiercely under player-manager Ian Ross, finishing mid-table in their final season before relegation, with the club’s unique English-Scottish identity shining through.

• Collectible Appeal: A rare gem for Berwick Rangers fans and vintage kit collectors, this shirt captures the charm of the Wee Rangers, whose 1967 Scottish Cup upset over Rangers FC remains legendary, making it a prized addition to any football collection.

Whether you’re chanting at Shielfield Park or showcasing a piece of cross-border football history, this Berwick Rangers 1996-1997 home shirt is a vibrant celebration of the Wee Rangers’ enduring legacy. Wear it with pride and own a piece of Scottish football heritage!

Shop now and secure this iconic collectible!