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Dontated to the Bhutan national team by the South Korean FA, I don’t believe that the senior team ever used this in a competetive fixture.



Collecting national team shirts from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe.
Dontated to the Bhutan national team by the South Korean FA, I don’t believe that the senior team ever used this in a competetive fixture.




First worn in the World Cup Qualifier against Sri lanka on 12/03/15, and again in the World Cup Qualifying group stages against China, Hong Kong and Qatar. It also saw action at the 2015 SAFF Championships against the Maldives and finally Bangladesh on 28/12/15.
The World Cup patches were only used against Qatar and China, with long sleeved shirts used for the China match. SAFF patches were used against the Maldives and Bangladesh.





A big thanks to fellow collector Gregorio for this Laos shirt, it was given to me for my birthday! Please check out Gregorio’s collection.

Another shirt direct from the kit man, this time Yemen. The shirt has clearly been worn in numerous matches, and yes Yemen have been playing in fake Adidas. The quality of the shirt is okay for a fake, but only God knows what is going on with that bizarre pattern that makes it look like all the players have been run over. I always had slight doubts over my previous Yemen shirts, but now that I know the first team wear fakes, perhaps the Umbro ones are official afterall.

Another very rare match worn shirt here, and the first ‘new’ addition to the collection in quite a long time. This shirt design is the first to feature the new crest. I have yet to find a photo of this shirt from the match that it was wworn in, and you can see that the lettering differs sligthly from the match photo at the top. I have found photos from a youth game with the lettering matching, but this was from before the FA’s crest had been applied to the shirts.
It seems likely that the shirt was worn in a youth (or women’s?) game since the shirt has been stitched at the sides to make it smaller.


Why does no one ever talk about Nicaragua's goal in the 5th place play-off of the 2011 Copa Centro Americana?
If you've not seen it yet, I put together a short video going through the San Marino kit history.
Another shirt history video, this time we take a look into the shirts of San Marino:
https://youtu.be/zFHZ_2zLO8g?si=trZj443kvTN7E5E0
Another shirt history video, this time we take a look into the shirts of San Marino:
A big thanks to the world's biggest collector of San Marino shirts for all his help, and providing me with images for some of the early shirts. Check out his collection here:
Another shirt history video, this time we take a look into the shirts of San Marino:
https://youtu.be/zFHZ_2zLO8g?si=trZj443kvTN7E5E0