Maillot Scotland 1982-1983 Home kit
YFS Reference Entry · 1982-1983 · 1 known examples
The Scotland home kit for the 1982-1983 season featured a traditional design characterized by a predominantly dark blue color scheme. Manufactured by Adidas, the kit was notable for its simplicity, with white accents and a classic collar. The kit was worn during significant matches in the UEFA Euro 1984 qualifying campaign, including encounters against teams such as West Germany and Wales. This period marked a pivotal time for Scottish football, as the national team sought to qualify for major international tournaments.
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🔍 Authentication checklist
- Adidas trefoil logo style consistent with early 1980s designs
- Label with country of origin and size information
- Stitching quality and thread count consistent with authentic Adidas kits from this era
- Specific fabric texture typical of Adidas kits from the early 1980s
- Presence of a unique serial number or code on the label
⚠️ Common fakes: Common fakes of this kit often feature incorrect logo placements or poor-quality stitching. Additionally, counterfeit versions may use incorrect fabric types that do not match the authentic Adidas material from the era.
⚽ Notable wearers
Notable players who wore this kit include Gordon Strachan and Archie Gemmill, both key figures in Scotland's national team during this period. The kit was prominently featured in matches against West Germany and Wales during the Euro 1984 qualifiers.
