The Scottish Football Association and adidas Football have unveiled a special edition anniversary-celebrating soccer jersey to honor Scotland's national team's 150th anniversary. Soccer is a cornerstone in Scotland's sports culture, where the Old Firm, which consists of the Rangers Football Club and Celtic Football Club, represent the heart and pride of their nation.
The new Scotland national team jersey also pulls inspiration from the first uniform the Scotland players wore during their first match against England in 1872. The soccer jersey is made of AEROREADY fabrications, which are 100 percent recycled materials. Additionally, the soccer jersey displays Scotland's football heritage with a simplistic and minimalist design with shades of dark blue. The soccer jersey has a white collar and white striped sleeve cuffs that pay tribute to Queen's Park Football Club, one of Scotland's earliest-founded teams. The soccer jersey also has a woven crest with the customary Lion Rampant logo in gold. The soccer jersey is available for purchase.
Anniversary-Celebrating Soccer Jerseys
adidas Celebrates Scotland's National Team with New Jersey
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