Which British sporting kit or strip from history would you most love to own?

Worn by Bobby Moore as he lifted the Jules Rimet trophy, this long-sleeved red number remains the most sacred garment in English football history.

The shirt Solskjaer and Sheringham wore during those Camp Nou minutes that defined a generation. A symbol of the Ferguson dynasty at its peak.

The red jersey from the legendary tour to South Africa, immortalised by the documentary and Jim Telfer's famous everest speech.

The whites worn during arguably the greatest Test series ever played, when cricket briefly became the nation's only conversation.

The tartan-trimmed beauty worn at Italia 90, regularly voted among the most stylish international football shirts ever produced.