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Buy the official Colombia Football Kit in our online store and personalise your kit with shirt printing for all your favourite stars past and present including Radamel Falcao, James Rodriguez, Carlos Valderrama, Tino Asprilla and Carlos Bacca. We have the new Colombia home & away replica football shirts in mens and childrens sizes and sell only authentic Colombia jerseys and soccer kits. UKSoccershop offer next day UK delivery and fast international shipping, plus a range of payment methods including Paypal.
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We offer worldwide shipping: next day to Europe, 2 days to the USA, and 3-4 days elsewhere.
Customize any kit with player-style name and number printing. Choose any name, including your own.
Return within 28 days via our online center if unsatisfied (excludes personalized items).
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You can find a wide range of pre-printed football shirts for all your favourite stars such as Messi, Ronaldo, Wirtz, Salah, Haaland, Mbappe, Saka, Rice, Vinicus and hundreds more stars in our hero shirts section. Alternatively, all our shirts come with the option to add a custom name and number to them. When you see a 'Name and Number' Box on the product page, simply add your desired name and number in the following format - RONALDO 7 and we will print your shirt in the correct printing style.
We have all the latest styles for all the major club and international teams. We have the current Premiership, La Liga, Serie A, SPL, Bundesliga, Ligue 1, Eredivise, Super Liga and MLS prints, as well as the latest Nike, Puma, Adidas, Umbro and Kappa international name and numbers. We also have club specific prints for all the major teams including Barcelona, Real Madrid, Inter Milan, Juventus and more. Further afield, we have names and numbers for all the top teams from the rest of the world including Boca Juniors, Corinthians, River Plate, Flamengo and more.
We are happy to print shirts you send to us. Please contact us beforehand to check the printing style's availability and confirm costs. Before sending your shirt to us, please ensure that the shirt is washed.
In addition to our football shirt printing services, we also offer a range of sleeve patches including UEFA Champions League, Premiership, Bundesliga, La Liga, Serie A and Ligue 1. We also provide club specific badges such as Serie A Scudetto patch, Premier League Champions badge as well as the Champions League winners patches.
We reserve the right to refuse any customisation requests that contain offensive, inappropriate, or trademarked content.
We offer a 28-day return policy for unworn items in original packaging. Personalised and printed items cannot be returned unless there is a manufacturing defect.
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Since 2004, UKSoccershop has been one of the largest, most trusted football shirt providers in the world. Everything we sell is fully authentic.
The Colombian jersey has been a popular seller over the past decade as many football supporters adopt the famous yellow jersey as their “second” team at international tournaments due to the attacking flair of star players such as Faustino Asprilla, Radamel Falcao and James Rodriguez. Colombia – and James in particular – were one of the star turns of the 2014 World Cup, with the Monaco star earning a £60 million move to Real Madrid off the back of his exciting performances.
Although the players wear the national team shirt with pride, doing so does not come without danger. In 1994, defender Andres Escobar was tragically shot and killed after his own goal contributed to Colombia’s early exit at the 1994 World Cup in the United States. This has not deterred players from playing for the national side though and Colombian jerseys continue to sell well in recent years.
The home strip normally consists of a yellow shirt which is worn with navy blue shorts and red socks. However, this has not always been the case and indeed there have been a number of colours adopted as the home jersey throughout Colombia’s history.
The first Colombian shirt, worn in 1938 was actually sky blue in colour. In 1957, they wore a dark blue home jersey during their first appearance at the South American Championships. In 1971, they wore an orange jersey which was similar to that of the Netherlands.
In the 1980s and early 1990s, the
shirt was predominantly red. Indeed, the colour yellow did not appear on the
kits until it was used as an away kit in the 1980’s.
It was not until 1993, when they partnered with English brand Umbro, that they began adopting the yellow home kit. This was worn in the 1994 World Cup appearance and has since been the official colour scheme of the national team, in keeping with the country’s national flag.
For the 2016 Copa America, Adidas released a commemorative white jersey.
The Colombian away shirt is now navy blue in colour and features red and yellow detailing in keeping with the national flag.
The first commercial Colombian soccer jersey was manufactured and released by Le Coq Sportif in 1980. Adidas were the next partner, but it was the partnership with Umbro between 1993-1997 which really put the Colombian strips on the map.
Reebok took over the contract in 1997, supplying the 1998 World Cup before Italian sportswear brand Lotto produced the 2003 FIFA Confederations Cup jersey, which started a partnership that would last until 2010 when Adidas regained the contract.
In November 2013, Adidas producsed an alternative design for the home kit which featured yellow and blue white stripes, however this proved extremely unpopular with supporters.
