England Training Infant Kit 2010/11 - Formula One/WhiteKeep your little ones looking sporty in the England training kit. Light and comfortable, the t-shirt and shorts are perfect for little football fans.Product Specification Printed Umbro diamond Printed England crest Pop-buttons at left shoulder for easy on/off action Elastic crew neck, cuffs and waistband 100% Polyester

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England Infant Tracksuit 2010/11 - Formula One/Black

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England Home Infant Kit 2009/10 Taking initial inspiration from the all-white strip worn in the 1966 World Cup semi-final against Argentina, the new England Home kit is a stunning statement of confidence in pure, unadulterated, white-on-white. Even the star representing England’s 1966 World Cup victory is in tonal white. The only colours on display are a red Umbro logo and the newly-designed, light blue  ‘Three Lions’ Crest, as a beacon of pride on each player’s chest. While the unique all-white kit is notable for its clean, classic, simplified look, it is the product of a complex design journey. Umbro has reclaimed its proud heritage with a modern, ‘Football Tailoring’ concept, which involved fitting sessions for every player, making each individual squad member’s kit unique to them. Umbro’s design team, headed up by senior designer David Blanch, was joined by noted RCA graduate Aitor Throup, a specialist in motion design and Savile Row trained tailor Charlie Allen. Together they deconstructed the traditional kit and evaluated every stitch and seam in relation to its purpose in football.Product Specification New Three Lions badge New Umbro logo Tailored fit Underarm gusset cut to move with the body Anatomically tailored sleeve Underarm zone ventilation Climate Control fabric Lumbar zone ventilation 100% Polyester

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England Home Goalkeeper Kit 2009/10 - InfantsTaking initial inspiration from the all-white strip worn in the 1966 World Cup semi-final against Argentina, the new England Home kit is a stunning statement of confidence in pure, unadulterated, white-on-white. Even the star representing England’s 1966 World Cup victory is in tonal white. The only colours on display are a red Umbro logo and the newly-designed, light blue  ‘Three Lions’ Crest, as a beacon of pride on each player’s chest. While the unique all-white kit is notable for its clean, classic, simplified look, it is the product of a complex design journey. Umbro has reclaimed its proud heritage with a modern, ‘Football Tailoring’ concept, which involved fitting sessions for every player, making each individual squad member’s kit unique to them. Umbro’s design team, headed up by senior designer David Blanch, was joined by noted RCA graduate Aitor Throup, a specialist in motion design and Savile Row trained tailor Charlie Allen. Together they deconstructed the traditional kit and evaluated every stitch and seam in relation to its purpose in football.Product Specification New Three Lions badge New Umbro logo Tailored fit Underarm gusset cut to move with the body Anatomically tailored sleeve Underarm zone ventilation Climate Control fabric Lumbar zone ventilation 100% Polyester

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England Away Infant Kit 2010/12 The new England Away kit, designed by creative consultant Aitor Throup using a unique articulated body form. Combining the latest technology with a smart, minimalist style, the shirt is made of three panels each dedicated to a specific aspect of the game. The front body of the shirt consists of a cotton/polyester blend designed to give players comfort and protection, whilst the back and sides use a mesh fabric to ventilate the body, and the sleeves are made with elastane to allow maximum player movement.Product Specification Elastic ribbed crew neck and cuffs Short sleeves Printed England 3 Lions crest with full-colour Printed Umbro Diamond logo White shorts and red socks included 79% Polyester, 21% Cotton

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