England kit archive

Umbro Era

England's most revered kits — plain white, navy shorts. Widely regarded as the best in the country's history. Bobby Moore lifted the World Cup in this design.

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World Cup Winners

Bobby MooreWorld Cup Winners

Umbro

HomePlain white, navy shorts (Umbro)

AwayRed & white change

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Geoff Hurst Umbro

HomePlain white, navy shorts

AwayRed & white change

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Bobby Charlton Umbro

HomePlain white, navy shorts

AwayRed & white change

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World Cup QF (Mexico)

Bobby Moore Umbro

HomePlain white - Aertex lightweight for WCF (white shorts in Mexico)

AwayRed & white - Aertex lightweight for WCF

ThirdPale blue (used once v Czechoslovakia, WCF)

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Bobby Moore Umbro

HomePlain white, navy shorts

AwayRed & white change

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Martin Peters Umbro

HomePlain white, navy shorts

AwayRed & white change

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Alan Ball Umbro

HomePlain white, navy shorts

AwayRed & white change

ThirdYellow (worn on 1973 summer tour - never used again)

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Martin Chivers Umbro

HomePlain white, navy shorts - final season of this classic design

AwayRed & white change

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Admiral Era

Admiral brought commercial branding to England for the first time — bold side stripes transformed what had been an anonymous plain white shirt into a fashion item.

Colin Bell Admiral

HomeWhite with broad red & navy side stripe trim

AwayBlue with red & navy trim

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Kevin Keegan Admiral

HomeWhite with broad red & navy side stripe trim

AwayBlue with red & navy trim

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Kevin Keegan Admiral

HomeWhite with broad red & navy side stripe trim

AwayBlue with red & navy trim

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Kevin Keegan Admiral

HomeWhite with broad red & navy side stripe trim

AwayBlue with red & navy trim

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Kevin Keegan Admiral

HomeWhite with broad red & navy side stripe trim

AwayBlue with red & navy trim

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Euro 1980 (Italy)

Kevin Keegan Admiral

HomeWhite with red & navy shadow stripe (new Admiral design)

AwayBlue

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Kevin Keegan Admiral

HomeWhite with red & navy shadow stripe

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Umbro Returns

Umbro reclaimed the contract — subtle woven pinstripes, the Tactel innovation of 1987, and the iconic shadow-stripe shirts of Italia 90.

World Cup (Spain)

Bryan Robson Umbro

HomeWhite with subtle woven pinstripe, navy shorts

AwayRed - mirroring home

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Bryan Robson Umbro

HomeWhite with subtle woven pinstripe, navy shorts

AwayRed - mirroring home

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Bryan Robson Umbro

HomeWhite with subtle woven pinstripe, navy shorts

AwayRed - mirroring home

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Bryan Robson Umbro

HomeWhite with subtle woven pinstripe, navy shorts

AwayRed - mirroring home

ThirdPale blue (WCF version, unused in match)

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World Cup (Mexico)

Bryan Robson Umbro

HomeWhite - special WCF lightweight, bolder shadow stripes

AwayRed - special WCF lightweight

ThirdPale blue (WCF, unused in match)

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Peter Beardsley Umbro

HomeWhite - Tactel fabric, crew neck stud, woven shadow pattern

AwayRed - mirroring home

ThirdPale blue (unused)

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Peter Beardsley Umbro

HomeWhite - Tactel fabric, crew neck stud, woven shadow pattern

AwayRed - mirroring home

ThirdPale blue (unused)

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Gary Lineker Umbro

HomeWhite - Tactel fabric, crew neck stud, woven shadow pattern

AwayRed - mirroring home

ThirdPale blue (unused)

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World Cup Semi-Final (Italia 90)

Gary LinekerItalia 90

Umbro

HomeWhite with shadow stripe pattern

AwayRed (1990-93 change kit)

ThirdBlue (used at Italia 90)

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Gary Lineker Umbro

HomeWhite with shadow stripe pattern

AwayRed (1990-93 change kit)

ThirdBlue (third - retired after 1990/91)

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Gary Lineker Umbro

HomeWhite with shadow stripe pattern

AwayRed (1990-93 change kit)

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Paul Gascoigne Umbro

HomeWhite with dark navy horizontal band

AwayRed with dark navy band

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Umbro — Gazza, Shearer & Beckham

Three decades of Premier League-era England — the Euro 96 crinkle shirt, the France 98 side panels, Beckham's Greece qualifier and Rooney's tournament campaigns.

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Paul Gascoigne Umbro

HomeWhite with dark navy horizontal band

AwayRed with dark navy band

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Alan Shearer Umbro

HomeWhite with navy wavy/crinkle pattern

AwayRed with navy wavy/crinkle pattern

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Euro 96 (hosts)

Alan ShearerEuro 96

Umbro

HomeWhite with navy wavy/crinkle pattern

AwayGrey

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Alan Shearer Umbro

HomeWhite with navy wavy/crinkle pattern

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World Cup (France)

David Beckham Umbro

HomeWhite with bold red & navy side panels

AwayRed & white with St George cross shadow stripe

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David Beckham Umbro

HomeWhite with bold red & navy side panels

AwayRed & white with St George cross shadow stripe

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Euro 2000

David Beckham Umbro

HomeWhite - retro crew neck, contrasting rings, shaded side panels

AwayRed & white with navy trim (1966-inspired)

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David Beckham Umbro

HomeWhite - retro crew neck, contrasting rings, shaded side panels

AwayRed & white with navy trim (1966-inspired)

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World Cup (Japan/Korea)

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Umbro

HomeWhite with single bold vertical red stripe

AwayRed with St George cross repeat motif

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David Beckham Umbro

HomeWhite with single bold vertical red stripe

AwayRed with St George cross repeat motif

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Euro 2004

David Beckham Umbro

HomeWhite with tapering red shoulder & sleeve trim, gold WC star on sleeve

AwayRed - 1966-inspired plain crew neck, St George cross motif

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Frank Lampard Umbro

HomeWhite with tapering red shoulder & sleeve trim, gold WC star on sleeve

AwayRed - 1966-inspired plain crew neck, St George cross motif

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World Cup (Germany)

Frank Lampard Umbro

HomeWhite with red & blue detailing

AwayRed with navy & white

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Steven Gerrard Umbro

HomeWhite with red & blue detailing

AwayRed with navy & white

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Euro 2008

Steven Gerrard Umbro

HomeWhite with dark navy collar & trim

AwayRed with white trim

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Wayne Rooney Umbro

HomeWhite with dark navy collar & trim

AwayRed with white trim

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World Cup (South Africa)

Wayne Rooney Umbro

HomeWhite with navy trim & St George detail

AwayRed with white cuffs - 1966-inspired

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Wayne Rooney Umbro

HomeWhite - dark navy shorts, tiny St George crosses on shoulders

AwayRed with white cuffs (2010-11) - 1966-inspired

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Euro 2012

Wayne Rooney Umbro

HomeWhite - dark navy shorts, tiny St George crosses on shoulders

AwayTwo shades of blue

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Wayne RooneyLast Umbro kit

Umbro

HomeAll-white - no blue, St George red & white theme only

AwayRed

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Nike Era

Nike took over in May 2013. The 2018 World Cup semi-final shirt and the controversial Euro 2024 design that sparked a row over the St George's cross collar are standout moments.

World Cup (Brazil)

Wayne RooneyFirst Nike kit

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HomeWhite with red & navy collar (150th FA anniversary crest)

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Wayne Rooney Nike

HomeAll-white with silver detail (FIFA requirement)

AwayRed

ThirdAll-red (alt change for qualifiers)

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Euro 2016

Harry Kane Nike

HomeWhite with ice blue & dark red sleeves (Vapor template)

AwayRed with blue

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Harry Kane Nike

HomeWhite with ice blue & dark red sleeves (Vapor template)

AwayRed with blue

ThirdBlue with silver & light blue (debut Mar 2017 v Germany)

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World Cup (Russia) - Semi-Final

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HomeWhite - St George cross neckline motif

AwayRed - large St George cross embossed on front

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Raheem Sterling Nike

HomeWhite - St George cross neckline motif

AwayRed - large St George cross embossed on front

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Harry Kane Nike

HomeWhite with navy & red detail

AwayBlue (Nations League debut)

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Euro 2020 (2021) - Final

Harry Kane Nike

HomeWhite with navy & red detail

AwayBlue (Nations League & Euro 2020/21)

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World Cup 2022 - QF

Bukayo Saka Nike

HomeWhite with Blue Fury (light blue) & Blue Void (dark blue) trim

AwayRed

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Harry Kane Nike

HomeWhite with Blue Fury (light blue) & Blue Void (dark blue) trim

AwayRed

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Euro 2024 - Final

Jude Bellingham Nike

HomeWhite - red & blue cuff detail, St George cross reinterpretation on collar

AwayDark Raisin & Sesame (dark brownish-purple)

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Jude Bellingham Nike

HomeWhite - red & blue cuff detail, St George cross reinterpretation on collar

AwayDark Raisin & Sesame (dark brownish-purple)

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the most iconic England shirt of all time?

The 1966 World Cup home shirt — plain white, navy shorts, long sleeves, no sponsor — is widely considered England’s greatest kit. Bobby Moore lifted the Jules Rimet trophy in it. The Italia 90 shadow-stripe Umbro shirt and the Euro 96 crinkle-pattern home are close rivals.

Who has made England’s shirts over the years?

England’s shirts have been made by four main manufacturers: Bukta (1960–1965), Umbro (1965–1974), Admiral (1974–1981), Umbro again (1981–2013), and Nike (2013 to the present). Umbro’s combined tenure of over 40 years makes them England’s longest-serving kit manufacturer by far.

What shirt did England wear at Italia 90?

England wore an Umbro shirt with a subtle shadow stripe pattern at Italia 90. The home was white, the change kit was red, and a blue third kit was also used during the tournament. Paul Gascoigne shed his famous tears in the white shadow-stripe shirt during the semi-final defeat to West Germany.

What was the England Euro 96 shirt?

The Euro 96 England home shirt was made by Umbro and features a distinctive navy wavy or crinkle pattern woven into the white fabric. Alan Shearer wore it to score five goals as England reached the semi-final. The grey away shirt from the same era is equally sought-after.

Where can I buy a vintage England shirt?

Football Shirt Collective stocks an extensive range of authentic vintage England shirts — from the 1966 World Cup era through to recent Nike kits. Every shirt is hand-checked and verified before listing. Browse the full England shirt collection here.

What colour is England’s away shirt?

England’s traditional change colour is red, although grey (Euro 96), blue (2011–12 and the 2020 Nike era) and the controversial Dark Raisin brownish-purple (2023–25) have all been used. Red remains the most common away colour, most famously worn in the 1966 World Cup Final.