Which British sporting kit design deserves to be crowned the greatest of all time?

Worn during Gazza's tears and that unforgettable semi-final, this Umbro classic remains the shirt most fans would wear tomorrow. Simple, sharp and drenched in memory.

Adidas stripes down the sleeves and Newcastle Brown Ale across the chest — the shirt of Shearer, Ginola and Keegan's near-title winners. Effortlessly Geordie.

The shirt of Living with Lions, worn on the historic tour to South Africa. Bold, unfussy and instantly recognisable to any rugby fan.

Umbro's chevron collar, Sharp electronics logo and Cantona's turned-up collar made this the definitive Premier League-era kit. A shirt that started a football fashion movement.

The subtle tartan pattern woven into navy blue is regularly voted among the best international kits ever made. Understated, patriotic and quietly iconic.