2014-15 Scotland adidas Player Issue adizero Away Shirt L/S *As New*
Condition Details - As New, may contain storage markPlayer Features - Correct size and style plastic print heat pressed to front and reverse, adizero logo to lower front, transfer material badges, size is a number, lightweight materialAway shirt as worn in the Euro 2016 Qualifiers, when the side narrowly missed out on the Play-off spot. The pink and yellow shirt is a modern interpretation of one of Scotland’s most iconic shirts, paying homage to the colours of Lord Rosebery. The unique colour combination was resurrected by the Tartan Army as an away strip after World War ll between 1945-50
Original: $11,200.00
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$3,920.002014-15 Scotland adidas Player Issue adizero Away Shirt L/S *As New*
Condition Details - As New, may contain storage markPlayer Features - Correct size and style plastic print heat pressed to front and reverse, adizero logo to lower front, transfer material badges, size is a number, lightweight materialAway shirt as worn in the Euro 2016 Qualifiers, when the side narrowly missed out on the Play-off spot. The pink and yellow shirt is a modern interpretation of one of Scotland’s most iconic shirts, paying homage to the colours of Lord Rosebery. The unique colour combination was resurrected by the Tartan Army as an away strip after World War ll between 1945-50
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Condition Details - As New, may contain storage markPlayer Features - Correct size and style plastic print heat pressed to front and reverse, adizero logo to lower front, transfer material badges, size is a number, lightweight materialAway shirt as worn in the Euro 2016 Qualifiers, when the side narrowly missed out on the Play-off spot. The pink and yellow shirt is a modern interpretation of one of Scotland’s most iconic shirts, paying homage to the colours of Lord Rosebery. The unique colour combination was resurrected by the Tartan Army as an away strip after World War ll between 1945-50
