Retro Scotland Away Jersey 1992/94

⚽ Historical and Design Information

Brand: Umbro
Year/Season: 1992–1994
Usage: Worn by Scotland’s goalkeepers during the UEFA Euro 1992 tournament in Sweden and throughout the 1994 FIFA World Cup qualification campaign.

🧵 Design Features

• Main color: Bright orange/red base with purple vertical stripes and subtle tonal “SFA” (Scottish Football Association) monogram pattern throughout the fabric.

• Collar: Classic purple fold-over collar with a button-up placket — a signature Umbro goalkeeper style from the early 1990s.

• Logos:

  • Umbro diamond logo in black on the right chest.

  • Scottish FA crest on the left chest, featuring the lion rampant on a yellow shield.

  • A small lion rampant badge centered just below the collar — a distinctive detail on Scotland kits of this era.

• Pattern: Vertical purple striping overlaid on the orange background with jacquard SFA text — visually striking and typical of early-’90s Umbro design.

• Material: Glossy polyester fabric with a slight sheen, common to goalkeeper shirts of the period.

🏆 Historical Context

• Euro 1992: Scotland’s goalkeepers (notably Andy Goram) wore this orange-and-purple kit as part of the team’s first-ever appearance in a European Championship finals.

• The shirt’s bold and unconventional color palette made it stand out — a hallmark of 1990s goalkeeper designs.

• It continued to be used during the 1994 World Cup qualifiers, before being replaced by newer Umbro templates in 1994.