Having worn the same V-necked jersey since 1955, Manchester United changed to this white-hoop collar design with white cuffs for the 1961-62 season. They continued to wear plain white shorts and white socks.

The reverse of the home kit, as worn at Liverpool, Arsenal and Forest. A white jersey with red collar and cuffs, worn with plain white shorts and white socks.

As with all United shirts worn in major finals up and until the 1970's, the City of Manchester's coat of arms appeared for the 1963 FA Cup Final kit. United beat Leicester City 3-1 with two goals from David Herd and one from Denis Law.

During the 1964-65 season, United occassionally changed from wearing white socks to wearing red ones. This change became permanent in the 1965-66 season. This kit was made famous around the world by the likes of George Best, Denis Law, Bobby Charlton, Nobby Stiles, Brian Kidd and Paddy Crerand.

The one and only 1968 European Cup Winning shirt as worn by Matt Busby's superstars. Why they chose to play in an all blue kit is a mystery but who will forget that night when United became the first English club to win the European Cup after a pulsating 4-1 extra-time victory over the mighty Benfica? A classic kit for a classic match. Blue jersey, blue shorts, blue socks.

In 1969 Manchester United introduced an all-white plain away kit which was worn by Matt Busby's aging stars at the likes of Anfield, Highbury and Halifax! A change of red socks was sometimes needed too, like when playing against West Ham who wore white socks.