How to show your sartorial support to England in the Euros

You may recognise this jacket from watching the team line up before matches to sing the national anthem. And as football tops go, we think this is pretty stylish thanks to the striped detail and vintage colourways. It’s also available in kids’ sizes for younger football fans.

Their rep may have taken a bit of a battering after they were spotted on the feet of Rishi Sunak but a ‘fulsome apology’ later and Sambas continue to be the trainer of 2024.

Now you can get them in the team colours – the perfect way to show your support, but, even better, you’ll still be able to wear them all summer long, come win, lose or draw.

This special edition T-shirt from M&S would make a nice keepsake for football fans and we think it would be a good option for children who want to show their support (it comes in both adult and kids’ sizes). The breathable cotton will also help them keep their cool, even in the face of the dreaded extra time and penalties.

This colour-block track jacket from the coveted Adidas Originals collab with designer Wales Bonner will help you stand out for all the right reasons in the fan zone. And if England don’t quite make it, you can always switch your allegiance to France instead…

Think you’re going to be stuck in the office on match day? These red trousers with a navy stripe from Boden are a sporty take on workwear. Pair with a simple T-shirt and white pumps if you want to keep it casual, or with a knitted tank and loafers for that preppy twist. Not sure about the red? They come in navy too.

This will take you from the football pitch to the tennis court without breaking a sweat. We think there’s also more than a whiff of Wes Anderson’s Royal Tenenbaums about it (a good thing, trust us). Pair with white jeans and trainers for a fresh pitch-side look.

Sporty and Rich is another great athleisure brand to have on your radar. The LA label launched in 2014 and takes inspiration from 80s and 90s sportswear. This zip-up jacket gives a nod to the England colours but will last well beyond the final whistle.

Keep it subtle and give your look a sporty twist with these striped ankle socks from Hush. Wear under your cropped jeans or midi skirt, or pull them up over your leggings and pair with chunky trainers.

Take fashion inspiration from Paul Mescal and try some short shorts this summer, inspired by the footballers of the ’80s. If it’s good enough for Kevin Keegan…Pair with a slouchy sweatshirt and sports socks for a casual game day outfit.

This Free People sweatshirt comes in a range of colours and taps into the varsity look that’s so popular right now. Wear with your favourite jeans for a comfy pub look.

The girls have been there and we’ve got the T-shirt. Take inspiration from the Lionesses’ Euro win with this Chloe Kelly tee, which depicts the England striker’s famous celebration after she scored the winner in the final against Germany.

These offer a slightly more relaxed take on track pants than the Boden trousers above. But they would still work in the office, paired with a blue shirt, checked blazer and kitten heels. Then take the blazer off and switch the heels for trainers and you’ll be ready for kick off in seconds.

This retro baseball cap is another great option if you want to keep things lowkey. Style with ’90s straight leg jeans, a white tee, gold jewellery and sliders for the perfect off-duty look.

For something a little different, we love this crochet polo top, which straddles the line between sportswear and beach. It would work well with track pants and sliders for a modern take on terrace fashion. Size up for a looser fit.