Chelsea’s new Christmas jumpers have arrived, just in time for the festive party season, so you can show your passion for the Blues and your holiday spirit at the same time.

Retro is the theme for Christmas at Stamford Bridge this year, with two of Chelsea’s most iconic kits reimagined in Christmas jumper form, producing the kind of knitwear that will really stand out from the crowd at the office party or family lunch on Christmas Day itself.

For Christmas 2026, we are taking things back to the turn of the millennium with a distinctive and ever-popular away shirt from the Nineties, as well as the home kit that kicked off Chelsea’s 21st Century with silverware.

Christmas is a time for family, and that was also on people’s minds when Blues skipper Dennis Wise carried his infant son up the famous old Wembley steps to collect the FA Cup trophy after our 1-0 victory over Aston Villa in the 2000 final.

It was a truly historic moment, providing one of Chelsea and the FA Cup’s all-time iconic images, as well as being the last time anyone would lift club football’s oldest trophy under the twin towers of the traditional home of the English game, before Wembley was demolished and rebuilt.

The shirt our legendary captain Wise was wearing as he did so – one of the most popular retro jerseys still frequently seen in the stands at the Bridge – has now been turned into a Christmas jumper in time for this year’s festivities.

There have been a few alterations to add a festive touch, with Christmas-themed messaging replacing the sponsors, while on the back the space reserved for players’ name and number reads ‘Merry 26’, paying tribute to another legendary Blues skipper John Terry, who was taking his early steps in senior football wearing the No26 shirt during the 1999/00 campaign.

Our other new Christmas jumper offering mimics the unmistakable away kit worn by Chelsea for the 1994/95 and 1995/96 seasons, instantly recognisable both for its bold design and the era it is associated with.

The orange and grey became iconic of a hugely important period in Chelsea’s history, when manager Glenn Hoddle rebuilt the club in his image, being the shirt worn during the debut seasons of global stars like Ruud Gullit, Dan Petrescu and Mark Hughes. Those were the campaigns that laid the groundwork and provided the spark for the most successful spell in Chelsea's history.

Of course, those are just two of many Christmas jumpers available from Chelsea, with traditional options also on offer for those who prefer to keep things more festive. You can browse the entire range of Chelsea Christmas jumpers here and pick the perfect one for you.