Original commemorative Northern Ireland football shirt from the 2005/06 season, manufactured by Umbro. 

The model prepared by Umbro in season 2005/06 for Northern Ireland representation, in size L, is one of the rarest and most symbolic shirts in the history of this federation. It is commemorative goalkeeper shirt, published on the occasion of 125th anniversary of the Northern Ireland Football Association, referring directly to the beginnings of representation.

The T-shirt was manufactured in the blue shade known as Saint Patrick's blue, i.e. the first colour used by the Irish national team even before the green identification was adopted. The following were used: long sleeveand the whole is completed by polo collar with characteristic motif of string under the collar, which reinforces the historical and ceremonial nature of the project. On the chest is placed commemorative coat of arms of the federation, designed especially for the 125th anniversary.

The project remains deliberately simple and elegant, devoid of sponsors and unnecessary elements, which emphasises its unique, commemorative status. The material is lightweight and breathable, and the cut in size L remains consistent with design standards Umbro from the mid-2000s.

This shirt was used only twice in 2005 — in prestigious matches against the German national team and Portuguese national team, which further enhances its historical and collector's value. These meetings were symbolic in nature and paid tribute to the long history of the federation and its place in European football.

This is an offer for collectors and fans looking for original commemorative Northern Ireland football shirt from 2005 - a very rare anniversary goalkeeper model, referring to the earliest traditions of representation and exceptional matches played in historic colours.

Original home football shirt of the Scotland national team from 2006/08, manufactured by Diadora. 

The model prepared by Diadora for years from 2007 To 2008 year for representing Scotland, in size L, refers to the classic, elegant aesthetics of the „Tartan Army”. This was a period of one of Scotland's most memorable attempts to qualify for a major tournament in the 21st century, which ended in great sporting disappointment.

The T-shirt was manufactured in traditional navy blue colour, supplemented by gold trim on the collar and sleeves, which gives the whole a noble, representative character. The following were used: long sleeve, typical of British suits from those years. On the sleeve there is Euro 2008 patch, even though these shirts were also used during elimination, and not just at the final tournament.

The front and back feature number 6, without a surname – in accordance with the practice used by representation of Scotland at that time. He regularly performed with this number. Barry Ferguson, one of the team's leaders and long-time captain. The central midfielder was known for his tough play, great tactical responsibility and leadership role in the team, and years 2006-2008 were among his most intense periods of representation.

The material of the T-shirt is lightweight, sturdy and breathable, and the cut in size L remains consistent with design standards Diadory from the end of the first decade of the 21st century. Based on available information it cannot be unequivocally confirmed, whether it is a copy used directly in a match, but all the features correspond to the official shirts used by the team at that time, and specifically to this shirt, in the long-sleeved version, Barry Ferguson played in the match against France, 7 October 2006.

Qualifying rounds for Euro 2008 were for Scotland exceptionally dramatic — the team was in contention for promotion for a long time, recording prestigious victories over, among others, France, but ultimately they lacked points in the decisive matches. Alongside Ferguson, the core of the team at that time consisted of Darren Fletcher, James McFadden, Alan Hutton i Craig Gordon, and the style of play was based on intensity, physicality and the support of the fans at Hampden Park.

This is an offer for collectors and fans looking for original home football shirt of the Scottish national team from the 2007/08 season with the number 6 – symbol of ambitious Euro 2008 qualifiers and leadership role Barry Ferguson in one of the most memorable periods in the team's modern history.

Original 2016/18 Czech Republic national football team home jersey by Puma. 

Home model the Czech national team over the years 2016/18produced by Puma in size L, comes from a transitional period for the Czech national team, which saw a gradual generational change after years of major successes. It was a time of searching for a new sporting identity and rebuilding the representation's position on the international stage.

The T-shirt was manufactured on burgundy base, which is the dominant colour of this project. Characteristic elements are red panels on sleeves, collar finish and two diagonal stripes on the front in the same colour, giving the whole thing a dynamic and modern look. The centre front of the T-shirt features Puma logo and the coat of arms of the czech federation, arranged one above the other, which creates a symmetrical and very clear visual layout.

In years 2016-2018 Czech Republic national team competed in the World Cup qualifiers, undergoing a process of rebuilding the squad and gradually introducing new leaders. The national colours were then represented by, among others. Petr Čech, Tomáš Rosický, Vladimír Darida, Tomáš Souček or Patrik Schick, and the team based its play on a combination of the experience of the older players and the growing role of the younger generation.

The T-shirt is made from a lightweight and breathable material and the cut in size L remains compliant with standards Pumas, used in representative projects of the second half of the second decade of the 21st century.

This is for collectors and fans looking for an original home football jersey the Czech national team over the years 2016/18, a clear record of a period of reconstruction and a search for a new direction in the history of this national team.