Maillot England 1966-1967 Home kit
YFS Reference Entry · 1966-1967 · 1 known examples
The England 1966-1967 home kit is notable for its classic design, featuring a predominantly white shirt with a red crest and blue accents. Manufactured by Umbro, this kit was worn during a period of significant success for the national team, including the memorable 1966 World Cup victory. The design included a simple round neck and was complemented by red shorts and white socks. It was worn in several key matches during the 1967 season, contributing to England's competitive presence in international football.
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🔍 Authentication checklist
- Umbro tag with specific stitching pattern
- Hologram on the label from the era
- Correct crest embroidery style
- Fabric type consistent with 1960s kits
- Label information matches known specifications
⚠️ Common fakes: Common fakes often feature incorrect tag styles or mismatched fabric types. Additionally, the embroidery on counterfeit kits may lack the detail found on authentic versions.
⚽ Notable wearers
This kit was worn by iconic players such as Bobby Moore and Geoff Hurst. It was notably used in the 1967 match against Scotland, which was part of the British Home Championship.
