Shirt Showdown: Vote 2

This vote-off sees you picking your favourite from three France shirts for the men's national team that haven't been worn in a FIFA World Cup tournament. Which one do you like best? Here are your options...

Shirt A

2004-05 home. The first of two Adidas offerings, this shirt was the fourth in an occasional series that featured a red stripe running across the chest. In a distinctive twist, the stripe was blended subtly into its blue background to give it the appearance of a laser beam shining through the Adidas logo and FFF badge.

Shirt B

2008-09 home. For the first time since the late 1960s (except for a special edition shirt in 2004), this shirt featured no red element at all. Instead, it used two tones of blue among a series of variable width horizontal stripes that complemented a stylish white collar and centrally-placed Adidas logo.

Shirt C

2011-12 home. After many years of Adidas collaboration, the French men's national team switched to Nike in 2011, and this was their first offering. A smart, no-nonsense deep blue shirt with navy blue winged collar presented the French team in a refreshingly simple way compared to alternatives from the preceding 40 years or so.

Vote now!

This vote-off will run for the duration of March 2026. Simply choose your favourite shirt below to register your vote. Thanks for your participation!