Every World Cup Kit Ever Worn

FIFA World Cup 1950

Graphic showing the Bolivia home kit worn during the 1950 FIFA World Cup.

Bolivia (home)

Supplier: Unknown.

Description: White short-sleeved shirts with v-neckline; black shorts; black socks with white turnovers that contain black twin stripes.

Matches when kit was worn: v Uruguay (2 July 1950).

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Graphic showing the Brazil home kits worn during the 1950 FIFA World Cup.

Brazil (home)

Supplier: Ceppo.

Description: Main kit (A) - White short-sleeved shirt with blue winged collar and cuffs; blue shorts with white stripe on sides; white socks with blue turnovers that contain white twin stripes. Variation (B) - Same as main kit, except for white shorts and blue stripe on sides.

Matches when main kit (A) was worn: v Mexico (24 June 1950), v Yugoslavia (1 July 1950), v Sweden (9 July 1950), v Spain (13 July 1950), v Uruguay (16 July 1950).

Matches when variation kit (B) was worn: v Switzerland (28 June 1950).

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Graphic showing the Chile home kit worn during the 1950 FIFA World Cup.

Chile (home)

Supplier: Casa Los Sports.

Description: Red short-sleeved shirts with v-neckline; blue shorts with red stripe on sides; white socks.

Matches when kit was worn: v England (25 June 1950), v Spain (29 June 1950), v USA (2 July 1950).

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Graphic showing the England home kit worn during the 1950 FIFA World Cup.

England (home)

Supplier: Hope Brothers.

Description: White short-sleeved shirts with winged collar and button-up placket; navy blue shorts; black socks with white upper section.

Matches when kit was worn: v Chile (25 June 1950), v Spain (2 July 1950).

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Graphic showing the England away kit worn during the 1950 FIFA World Cup.

England (away)

Supplier: Hope Brothers.

Description: Blue short-sleeved shirts with winged collar and button-up placket; white shorts; black socks with white upper section.

Matches when kit was worn: v USA (29 June 1950).

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Graphic showing the Italy home kit worn during the 1950 FIFA World Cup.

Italy (home)

Supplier: Italo Sport.

Description: Blue long-sleeved shirts with v-neckline; white shorts; black socks with blue turnovers.

Matches when kit was worn: v Sweden (25 June 1950), v Paraguay (2 July 1950).

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Graphic showing the Mexico home kit worn during the 1950 FIFA World Cup.

Mexico (home)

Supplier: Unknown.

Description: Dark red long-sleeved shirts with winged collar and button-up placket; dark blue shorts; dark blue socks.

Matches when kit was worn: v Brazil (24 June 1950), v Yugoslavia (28 June 1950).

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Graphic showing the Mexico change kit worn during the 1950 FIFA World Cup.

Mexico (change)

Supplier: Unknown.

Description: Blue- and white-striped short-sleeved shirts with v-neckline; dark blue shorts; dark blue socks.

Matches when kit was worn: v Switzerland (2 July 1950).

Trivia: Mexico were forced to change shirts as they were due to play Switzerland, who also wore red. The game was being played in Porto Alegre, so the Mexican team borrowed the blue-and-white striped shirts of a local team - Cruzeiro-RS.

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Graphic showing the Paraguay home kit worn during the 1950 FIFA World Cup.

Paraguay (home)

Supplier: Unknown.

Description: Red and white striped short-sleeved shirts with red winged collar, v-neckline and cuffs; blue shorts; red and white hooped socks.

Matches when kit was worn: v Sweden (29 June 1950), v Italy (2 July 1950).

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Graphic showing the Spain home kit worn during the 1950 FIFA World Cup.

Spain (home)

Supplier: Deportes Condor.

Description: Red long-sleeved shirts with winged collar; blue shorts; black socks with red and yellow striped turnovers.

Matches when kit was worn: v USA (25 June 1950), v England (2 July 1950).

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Graphic showing the Spain away kit worn during the 1950 FIFA World Cup.

Spain (away)

Supplier: Unknown.

Description: Blue long-sleeved shirts with winged collar; white shorts; black socks with red and yellow striped turnovers.

Matches when kit was worn: v Chile (29 June 1950).

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Graphic showing the Sweden home kit worn during the 1950 FIFA World Cup.

Sweden (home)

Supplier: Unknown.

Description: Yellow long-sleeved shirts with blue winged collar and cuffs; blue shorts; black socks with yellow and blue stripes on turnovers.

Matches when kit was worn: v Italy (25 June 1950), v Paraguay (29 June 1950).

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Graphic showing the Switzerland home kit worn during the 1950 FIFA World Cup.

Switzerland (home)

Supplier: Unknown.

Description: Red long-sleeved shirts with lace-up collar; white shorts; black socks with twin white stripes on red turnovers.

Matches when kit was worn: v Yugoslavia (25 June 1950), v Brazil (28 June 1950); v Mexico (2 July 1950).

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Graphic showing the Uruguay home kits worn during the 1950 FIFA World Cup.

Uruguay (home)

Supplier: Unknown.

Description: Main kit (A) - Pale blue short-sleeved shirt with white v-neckline and cuffs; black shorts; black socks with pale blue turnovers. Variation (B) - Same as main kit, except for addition of Uruguyan FA badge on the shirt.

Matches when main kit (A) was worn: v Bolivia (2 July 1950), v Sweden (13 July 1950), v Brazil (16 July 1950).

Matches when variation kit (B) was worn: v Spain (9 July 1950).

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Graphic showing the USA home kit worn during the 1950 FIFA World Cup.

USA (home)

Supplier: Unknown.

Description: White long-sleeved shirts with blue v-neckline and cuffs, plus red inverted diagonal sash; blue shorts with white stripe on sides; blue socks with thick white hoop around centre, flanked by a thinner white hoop running in parallel above and below.

Matches when kit was worn: v Spain (25 June 1950), v England (29 June 1950), v Chile (2 July 1950).

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Graphic showing the Yugoslavia home kit worn during the 1950 FIFA World Cup.

Yugoslavia (home)

Supplier: Unknown.

Description: Blue long-sleeved shirts with blue winged collar and lace-up placket; white shorts; red socks.

Matches when kit was worn: v Switzerland (25 June 1950), v Mexico (28 June 1950), v Brazil (1 July 1950).

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With thanks to Lucas Silveira Santos for help in confirming some of the kit supplier information.