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Retro Scotland Shirts & Clothing

Classic Scotland shirts, from the 1872 shirt of the first international against England to the World Cup kits of 1974, 1978 and 1982, plus track tops, hoodies, sweatshirts and T-shirts. Our retro shirts are made from 100% cotton.
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Kids Scotland 1970's Navy/White T-Shirt (Your Name) Kids Scotland 1970's Navy/White T-Shirt (Your Name)
Est. 1990The original retro shirt company
100% cottonAuthentic look and feel
Adults & kidsSizes S–5XL, plus kids’ range
Name & numberPersonalise any shirt
The collection

Scotland Retro Kits

73 products
Kids’ shirtsSizes for ages 3–13 → Red retro football shirt personalised with any name and number 10 Add a name & numberPeriod-correct lettering →
About the collection

The Scotland kit story

Scotland kit timeline
  1. 1872Plays England in the first international, a 0–0 draw in Partick
  2. 1881Wears Lord Rosebery’s primrose and pink for the first time
  3. 1954First World Cup finals, in Switzerland
  4. 1967Beat world champions England 3–2 at Wembley
  5. 1974Unbeaten at the World Cup but out on goal difference
  6. 1978Archie Gemmill’s famous goal in a 3–2 win over the Netherlands

Scotland played in the very first international football match, and their dark blue shirt has been worn ever since. Our retro Scotland shirts recreate classic Scotland kits from 1872 to the 1990 World Cup, each made from 100% cotton, with no modern sponsor or manufacturer logos.

Where it all began

On 30 November 1872 Scotland met England at the West of Scotland Cricket Ground in Partick. The match finished 0–0, and all eleven Scottish players came from Queen’s Park. Their dark blue became Scotland’s colours. Our Scotland 1872 Retro Football Shirt recreates the look, and the Scotland 150th Anniversary Retro Football Shirt marks 150 years since that day.

Primrose and pink

Scotland have not always worn blue. On several occasions between 1881 and 1951 they played in the primrose and pink racing colours of Lord Rosebery, the former Prime Minister and honorary president of the Scottish FA. In 1900 Scotland beat England 4–1 in those colours, with R. S. McColl scoring a hat-trick. The Scotland 1900 Rosebery Retro Football Shirt brings them back.

Wembley 1967 and the World Cup years

In 1967 Scotland beat the world champions England 3–2 at Wembley, with Ronnie Simpson in goal. Our Scotland 1967 Ronnie Simpson Retro Football Shirt remembers him. In 1974 Scotland went home from the World Cup unbeaten, out on goal difference. In 1978 Archie Gemmill scored one of the tournament’s great goals in a 3–2 win over the Netherlands. The Scotland 1974 World Cup Retro Football Shirt and Scotland 1978 World Cup Retro Football Shirt recall those summers.

More for Scotland fans

Explore more retro international shirts, our goalkeeper shirts, the kids’ range and a wide choice of casualwear, from track tops and Harringtons to hoodies and polos.

Scotland shirt FAQs

When was the first international football match?+

Scotland played England on 30 November 1872 in Partick, Glasgow. The match finished 0–0, and every Scotland player came from Queen’s Park.

Why did Scotland sometimes play in primrose and pink?+

Between 1881 and 1951 Scotland occasionally wore the racing colours of Lord Rosebery, honorary president of the Scottish FA. The most famous occasion was a 4–1 win over England in 1900.

Can I add a name and number to my Scotland shirt?+

Yes. Choose a name and number for £12, or just a name or just a number for £7.50. We match the lettering style to the era of your shirt.

What sizes do the Scotland shirts come in?+

Adult shirts come in sizes S to 5XL, and we make a kids’ range too. Check the size guide on each shirt for chest measurements.

Can I return my shirt?+

Unpersonalised shirts can be returned within 14 days. Personalised shirts are made to order, so they can’t be returned unless faulty.