France Retro Football Kits (True Colours Collab) Organic Sweatshirt

We have teamed up with True Colours - the original innovators of retro football kit designs - to offer you this amazing France design featuring retro kits from 1986 (home), 1998 (home) and 2012 (away). A high quality full colour print on a sumptuous luxury organic sweatshirt complete with neck label branding makes this a fantastic purchase for all France supporters!

Eric Cantona Large Face Sweatshirt

One of Manchester United's most legendary - and controversial - figures! Eric Cantona joined Manchester United as his final professional football club in 1992, where he'd play until the end of his career in 1997. He'd win four Premier League titles out of five in this time, only missing out on the 1994-95 season - the year he served an eight month ban for that kick... He'd also take two FA Cups and three Charity Shields in this time, and also continued representing France on an International level. He was a member of the French team from 1987-95, when he was eventually removed following the previously mentioned incident. Ooh, Ahh, Cantona - this large face design is a must-have for all of Eric's fans!

Thierry Henry Large Face Sweatshirt

One of France's finest and a Gunners legend! Thierry Henry had quite the career for club and country - for his native France he won the World Cup in 1998 and the Euros in 2000, and in Arsenal's colours he would win the Premier League, FA Cup & Community Shield twice each - and was part of the infamous "Invincibles" team of 2003-04. An icon of the sport and one of the most recognised faces of all - a must-have for any fan!

Zinedine Zidane Large Face Sweatshirt

Is there anything this man can't do? France's Zinedine Zidane is a national hero, having scored twice in the 1998 World Cup final against Brazil to bring the trophy to his country - as well as being part of the team that would win Euro 2000 just two years later. He'd also win the Golden Ball for Player of the Tournament in the 2006 World Cup - despite his infamous sending off in the final against Italy for headbutting Marco Materazzi in the chest. If that wasn't enough, following the end of his playing career, he went on to become Real Madrid's manager - where in his first stint he won the Champions League three years in-a-row, along with the UEFA Super Cup & FIFA World Club Cup twice each as well as the La Liga title - among others! One of the greatest of all times - get your hands on this today!