Last Saturday, Dulwich Hamlet wore a specially commissioned shirt as part of our charity partner day in support of Redthread.

The design incorporates the red of Redthread and the traditional pink of The Hamlet.
The shirts, worn during our 3-3 draw with Hemel Hempstead, are available to fans through a closed auction. Among the shirts available you could own the shirt which:

Quade Taylor wore in his 100th appearance for the club!

Anthony Cook wore as he made two goal line clearances and kept us in the game just before half time!

Daniel Thompson wore as he scored a brace in front of a jubilant Champion Hill crowd!

Decarrey Sheriff wore as he coolly slotted in the equalising penalty in the 89th minute!

Nyren Clunis wore as he toyed with the Hemel Hempstead defence in one of his performances of the season!

The eagle eyed amongst you will have noticed that Hamlet goalkeeper, Simon Bloch Jorgensen, was not wearing one of the special kits. He tried the kit on prior to the match and there were a few size issues for the world’s tallest footballer. With a crowd of young children and families present at Champion Hill, it was decided that the kit would be inappropriate for him to wear…

The one off goalkeeper shirt (Number 1) is still available through the auction and the only shirt without a current bid. It is in fact even rarer than the other shirts as few people will have even seen the shirt one lucky fan has the chance to own!
Bids are starting to come in and currently all outfield player shirts have met the minimum bid amount.

There is still time to get your hands on one of these shirts. So come on...get your bids in over the next few days. These shirts WILL NOT go on general sale anywhere...you will be owning a one-off genuine Hamlet piece of history as well as supporting a fantastic cause.

CLICK HEREfor more details of how to bid...and please, if you're not bidding personally, please share this link with your fellow Hamlet fans via all of your social media.

Bidding for all shirts closes at 6pm on Friday 22nd February 2019.

If you have any questions, please email Rob on This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Thank you!