Scotland Home Shirt 1978

Description

Scotland Home Shirt 1978

Scotland's retro vintage home shirt for the 1978 World Cup is an iconic piece in Scottish football history. Simple, elegant, and true to the team's traditional colors, it perfectly reflects the identity of the Tartan Army in the late 70s. This design remains one of the national team's most memorable shirts to this day.

Design and style

• Main color: classic navy blue
• Collar: Wide white V-neck collar with triangular yoke
• Umbro logo embroidered in white on the right chest
• Embroidered Scottish coat of arms over the heart, surrounded by the inscription "FIFA World Cup Argentina 1978"
• Short navy blue sleeves with white cuffs
• White stripes on the shoulders adding a sporty touch

History and heritage

Worn during the 1978 World Cup in Argentina, this jersey is one of the most iconic kits in Scottish football history. The team, managed by Ally MacLeod, made a lasting impression despite a turbulent run, thanks in particular to their ambitious style of play and Archie Gemmill's famous goal against the Netherlands. This jersey embodies an era when Scotland was a regular presence on the international stage.

Details and advice

• Vintage polyester fabric with a thick texture, typical of the 70s
• Embroidered logos for long-lasting durability
• Dark colors require a cold wash to retain their brightness
• A highly sought-after model due to its historical significance and minimalist design

Further information

• Season: 1978
• Team: Scotland
• Type: Home jersey
• Equipment supplier: Umbro
• Sponsor: none
• Neckline: Wide white V-neck
• Coat of arms: embroidered
• Distinctive detail: inscription "Argentina 1978" around the coat of arms
• Material: vintage polyester

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