Retro Scotland Away Shirt 86

Retro Scotland Away Shirt 1986 – Mexico World Cup Classic

White, Bold & Unmistakably Scottish

Worn by Strachan, Gough & Nicol on the World Stage

The Retro Scotland Away Football Shirt 1986 is a nostalgic tribute to the jersey worn during the 1986 FIFA World Cup in Mexico. This white Umbro kit, with striking navy and red sleeve trim, a sharp navy v-neck collar, and an embroidered Scottish FA badge, captures a moment in time when Scotland faced the world’s best with heart and grit.

Worn by legendary names like Gordon Strachan, Richard Gough, Steve Nicol, and David Narey, this shirt featured during Scotland’s group stage games against West Germany, Denmark, and Uruguay. Despite narrowly missing out on qualification, the passion shown by the squad — and Strachan’s unforgettable goal celebration vs West Germany — remains iconic.

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Why Buy the Scotland 1986 Retro Away Shirt?

• ⚪ Clean white base with navy and red trim – A timeless 80s aesthetic

• 🧵 Umbro branding and embroidered Scottish FA badge – Faithfully recreated

• 🌎 Worn during the 1986 FIFA World Cup in Mexico

• ⭐ Associated with Strachan’s famous knee-on-ad-board celebration

• ✅ Ideal for collectors, Scotland fans, and lovers of classic World Cup kits

1986 World Cup Highlights

✅ Gordon Strachan scores against West Germany
✅ Scotland’s third consecutive World Cup appearance
✅ Strong performances in a tough group
✅ A kit remembered for style, passion, and personality

Care Instructions

🧼 Wash inside out at a cool temperature. Do not tumble dry to preserve the badge and trim.

A Retro Masterpiece from the Mexican Heat

The 1986 away shirt is a must-have for those who remember — or want to relive — Scotland’s proud moments on the world stage.

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