Retro Scotland Home Jersey 2002

🏴 Scotland Home Shirt 2002–2003

• Manufacturer: FILA

• Years Worn: 2002–2003

• Type: Home Kit

• Design:

  • Bright yellow base with a navy horizontal chest band.

  • FILA logo in gold on the right chest.

  • Scottish Football Association crest on the left chest, with the lion rampant.

  • Simple round collar with black piping.

  • Navy trim on the sleeve edges and hem.

⚽ Historical Context:

• This away shirt was introduced during Scotland’s Euro 2004 qualifying campaign, following the end of the 2002 World Cup qualifiers.

• The design was part of FILA’s brief partnership with the Scottish FA (2002–2005), replacing Reebok as kit supplier.

• It was worn by players such as Barry Ferguson, Paul Lambert, Christian Dailly, and James McFadden.

• Scotland used this shirt in several away fixtures, including Euro 2004 qualifiers against Iceland and Lithuania.

🧩 Legacy:

• The 2002–03 FILA away shirt is remembered for its minimalist, clean look compared to the more patterned Umbro designs of the 1990s.

• Because FILA’s tenure as Scotland’s supplier was short-lived, these shirts have become fairly rare among collectors.

• It marks a transitional period before Diadora took over kit production in 2003.