England Vintage & Retro Football Shirts

England's white home shirt and red away kit carry the weight of 1966 World Cup glory and decades of near-misses since. From Bobby Moore lifting the trophy at Wembley to Gazza's tears in Turin and the Southgate-era Euro finals, the Three Lions shirt has passed through Umbro, Admiral and Nike across its history. Kit Finder searches 250+ specialist stores for every authentic England jersey.

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The most collectible England kits

The 1966 World Cup Final shirt — worn by Bobby Moore, Geoff Hurst and Bobby Charlton as England beat West Germany 4-2 at Wembley for their only World Cup title — is the most historic shirt in English football. Both finalists wore Umbro that day. Original examples are extraordinarily rare.

The 1974 Admiral shirt, first worn against Czechoslovakia, was the first commercially available England shirt to carry a manufacturer's logo — a white shirt with a red and blue stripe down each arm. It kicked off the modern replica kit market and is prized by collectors of the era.

The Italia 90 Umbro shirt — its shadow-stripe pattern instantly recognisable — is tied to Gascoigne's tears and a semi-final penalty defeat to West Germany, one of English football's most emotional nights. It remains among the most requested England retro shirts.

The Euro 96 Umbro kits — the white home shirt of "Football's Coming Home" and the grey away shirt worn in the semi-final defeat to Germany on penalties — are the defining shirts of England's home tournament.

Key facts

  • England have won the FIFA World Cup once, in 1966, beating West Germany 4-2 at Wembley.
  • England have never won the UEFA European Championship, reaching the final in 2021 (lost to Italy on penalties) and 2024 (lost to Spain).
  • Admiral's 1974 deal with the FA produced the first commercially available England shirt to feature a manufacturer's logo.
  • Umbro has supplied England's kits for most of the team's history, including a 29-year spell from 1984 to 2013.
  • Nike has been England's kit supplier since 2013.

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What's available for England today

Right now there are 5,869 England shirts on Kit Finder, spread across 197 stores. The cheapest costs €9 and the most expensive €5,000; half of them cost less than €64. About 34% sit below €50.

Brands seen most often: Umbro (71%), Nike (23%), Adidas (2%). Biggest sellers on Kit Finder: Classic Football Shirts (2,068), Classic Shirts (640), Vintage Football Shirts (197). The oldest season we can find for England is 1963; the most recent is 2026-27. By decade, the 2000s lead with 2,014 shirts, ahead of the 2010s with 1,691. 2010-11 is the season with the most shirts for sale: 481. Stores give no season for 299 of the listings.

Kit types, among listings that specify one: 42% home, 45% away, 2% third. Goalkeeper shirts make up 11% of them. Stores flag 172 of them as long-sleeve shirts.

Shirts listed5,869
Stores197
Long-sleeve172
Price range€9 – €5,000
Seasons listed97 (1963 – 2026-27)
Middle (median) price€64
Average price€105
Top brandUmbro

Top seasons by number of listings

  • 2010-11: 481
  • 2006: 418
  • 2004: 371
  • 1990: 227
  • 2002: 214
  • 2010: 170

Shirts per decade

  • 1960s: 15
  • 1970s: 19
  • 1980s: 233
  • 1990s: 1,091
  • 2000s: 2,014
  • 2010s: 1,691
  • 2020s: 507

Quick answers

How many England shirts can I find on Kit Finder?

As of 11 October 2026, Kit Finder lists 5,869 England shirts from 197 stores.

How much does a England shirt cost?

Listed prices go from €9 to €5,000. The middle price is €64 and the average is €105 (converted to euros on 11 October 2026).

Where can I buy England shirts?

The stores with the most England shirts on Kit Finder: Classic Football Shirts (2,068), Classic Shirts (640), Vintage Football Shirts (197), Casual Football Shirts (185).

What is the oldest England shirt listed?

The earliest season listed is 1963. The most recent is 2026-27.

Data from Kit Finder's index on 11 October 2026. Prices are converted to euros at current exchange rates; each store sells in its own currency.