England supporters can save 20% on retro shirts ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, thanks to an exclusive offer from sport retailer Kitbag. The deal, accessible with the code RETRO20, runs until June 11 and covers the entire Score Draw England Retro collection, featuring over 15 iconic shirts dating back to 1966.
Highlights include the England 1990 World Cup Finals Third Shirt (£32), the blue jersey worn during Italia '90 and immortalised by New Order's anthem 'World in Motion'. Also available is the England 1996 European Championship Shirt (£32), worn by Alan Shearer and Paul Gascoigne, evoking memories of Gazza's goal against Scotland and the infamous dentist chair celebration.
Other options include the England 1982 World Cup Finals Shirt (£32), donned by Kevin Keegan and Bryan Robson, and the England 2004 European Championship Shirt (£32), worn by an 18-year-old Wayne Rooney during his international debut in Portugal. Vintage shirts such as the 1966 World Cup Final Away No6 shirt (£32) are also part of the sale.
The offer comes as England's squad, led by Thomas Tuchel, arrived in the USA for pre-World Cup friendlies against New Zealand (June 6) and Costa Rica (June 10). The team will then head to Kansas before their tournament opener against Croatia on June 17.
Kitbag has received positive reviews on Trustpilot, with customers praising product quality and delivery. One reviewer noted: 'Seven-year-old very happy with his new England gear. Great communication around shipping information.' Another advised checking sizes, as the shirts may run slightly small.
