The 1996 England home jersey is iconic, mainly remembered for its classic white base with subtle red accents. The shirt features a red horizontal pinstripe across the chest, combined with a red collar trim, giving it a clean yet bold look. The Three Lions crest is prominently embroidered on the left chest, while the Umbro logo sits on the right. This kit was famously worn during UEFA Euro 1996, which England hosted, making it a symbol of national pride. England reached the semi-finals, losing on penalties to Germany, and players like Alan Shearer, David Platt, and Paul Gascoigne are strongly associated with this shirt.
