Maillot France 1960-1961 Home kit
YFS Reference Entry · 1960-1961 · 1 known examples
The France national football team's home kit for the 1960-1961 season featured a classic design characterized by its blue color scheme, which is emblematic of the team's identity. The kit was manufactured by an unknown supplier and did not feature a sponsor. Notable for its simplicity, it included a white collar and white trim, reflecting the traditional colors of the French flag. This kit was worn during key matches in the 1961 UEFA European Championship qualifying rounds, where France aimed to secure a spot in the tournament.
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🔍 Authentication checklist
- Check for a woven label with the manufacturer's name and size
- Examine the stitching quality, particularly around the collar and sleeves
- Verify the presence of vintage fabric patterns typical of the era
- Look for any unique identifiers or codes on the inside tags
- Assess the overall wear and aging of the fabric for authenticity
⚠️ Common fakes: Common fakes often lack the correct label details and may have incorrect stitching patterns. Additionally, replicas may use modern materials that do not match the vintage fabric of the original kit.
⚽ Notable wearers
Prominent players such as Just Fontaine and Roger Piantoni donned this kit during the qualifying matches for the 1961 UEFA European Championship. Fontaine, known for his scoring prowess, was a key figure in the team's efforts during this period.
