You might think you’ve seen the new England home shirt already….but you haven’t seen it all until you’ve seen this special limited edition version. Emphasising the innovative pattern created by iconic designer Peter Saville, these special edition versions of the new England home kit are sure to capture people’s attention.
The pattern – a series of tiny St George’s Crosses in red, blue, green and purple – covers the entire shirt, creating a visually stunning motif that is guaranteed to make you stand out from the crowd.
The shirt itself features the same tailoring and attention to detail as the England home shirt you’ve already seen, ensuring that it’s comfortable, fits well and moves with the wearer. But with this special design, it’s a more striking version of the New Fabric of England.
The limited home shirt will be on sale from October 12th.
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Bobby Moore will be spinning in his grave at this.
LEAVE OUR ENGLAND SHIRT ALONE.
F.YOU UMBRO.
They should do a limited edition without any of the spuid mutlicoloured crosses on. theyd sell out a lot quicker than these ones
God Awful! Nike/Umbro have really excelled themselves this time.
Didn't realise times were THAT desperate.
Wait, what? It's for adults? NO WAY!
utter shít!
fingers crossed Kevin Davies will be playing in it.
Mon' Scotland
Again, it reminds me of another PSG away shirt two years ago
http://www.myfootballkits.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/cache/675_thumbzoom.jpg
Very similar
the collar is the worst, it looks so terrible. Is this the first England shirt I will not buy sind 1986? Probably...
jajajajajajajajajajajajaja
nice one
heaven, who on earth did this design?
What boggles the mind is the number of checks this design must've gone through in order for it to come into being. I mean, firstly the designer has to think that it's a good idea, in face so good, that it warrants submission. Then Umbro have to think that it is a good design as well and submit it to the FA, who also need to think...you get the idea.
And Umbro, no one cares who designed it. It could be Jimmy bloody Saville for all we care. It's a football match, not a catwalk.
Clueless pr1cks the lot of you, don't you know anything about style? It's class.
Clueless pr1cks the lot of you, don't you know anything about style? It's class.
Yes we do know about style, that's why we're slating it
Idiot
Hahahahahaha....loser
I expect speedo swimsuits in 2012.....
ENGLAND DOES GET MORE NEW SHIRTS, THAN THEY SCORE GOALS IN A WORLDCUPS.
This has taken scrapping the bottom of the barrell to new lows.
How umbro and the FA could even consider releasing this crap is insulting.
I can picture the scene already. Joe blokes walks into his local boozer with this on to instant howls of laughter from all around and questions as to why Joe has come to the pub in his kid's baby grow!.....
This is just blatant disregard for consumer opinion. We hate the rainbow crosses, so they quadruple the number of them. They're trying to make money selling the Three Lions. doesn't work when you tack it on to some lalala like this.
i was being sarcastic
The actual England team won't be wearing it.
Sure, the jersey is a big part in footballs history. But...this one looks like a pijama. epic fail.
What a clever way to use it up and fleece the fans at the same time.
Outstanding work!
This is so gay that even the bloke from Pineapple Dance wouldn't wear it!
Elton John is a legend, and wouldn't touch this piece of crap with a 10-meter pole. Even he'd say it's way too campy and gay for his tastes.
Not too sure about George Michael, though. I almost got hit by his car over the summer when I was staying in Hampstead Heath and I've got to tell you, he is a scary son of a censored. Quite gay, too.
White shirt ,DARK blue shorts, White socks equals England kit . All this talk about history and heritage and then you release this? Come on people ,this joke is not funny anymore.
THE ACTUAL ENGLAND TEAM HAS NOT AND WILL NOT BE WEARING THIS SHIRT.
It's just a limited edition shirt, as it says in the bloody article, for consumers. Albeit not a good one.