The Scotland 2020/22 home shirt is from one of the most memorable periods for the national side in recent years. After a 23-year absence, Scotland finally returned to a major tournament at Euro 2020, qualifying through a dramatic penalty shootout against Serbia. The tournament brought another iconic occasion at Wembley, where Scotland held England to a goalless draw, with the likes of Andrew Robertson, John McGinn, Scott McTominay and Kieran Tierney representing a new generation of Scottish internationals.
The home shirt keeps things rooted in Scotland's traditional identity, with a rich navy-blue base and a subtle tonal graphic running across the fabric. The pattern gives the otherwise classic design some added texture, while the lighter blue detailing around the collar and sleeves creates a clean contrast. White adidas branding and the Scotland crest stand out against the dark body, giving the shirt a smart and understated appearance.
In size Large, this is a standout piece from the campaign that finally saw Scotland back on the international stage. It carries plenty of nostalgia for the Tartan Army, particularly because it was worn during the long-awaited return to the European Championship. A classic Scotland colour scheme combined with a modern adidas design makes this a great shirt from an important chapter in the national team's history.
