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Published 08:15 27 Feb 2018 GMT
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But, whilst it stood apart in a league of its own, it hasn't been the only piece of knitwear to steal the hearts of the jersey-loving public.
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Ahead of St. Patrick's Day, Masita have relaunched some of their most popular creations by transforming three of the club jerseys to green so you won't have to look out of place standing around the Holylands in Belfast for nine hours on March 17.
The Philadelphia and Kansas kits are available in the special edition designs along with another public favourite all the way from Scandinavia, the Viking Gaels.
Whilst Kansas City (on the left) have lost the Jameson sponsor, they haven't lost the quality and those blends green on the new Viking Gaels kit (on the right) probably make the thing an upgrade from what was already a pristine effort.
It seems that, no matter what is tried with Philadelphia, it works.
See below for more shots of the new jerseys, available now at Masita.
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