Walkers have dropped football shirts based on crisp flavours, but one is a total lucky dip
Last night (June 17), England started their World Cup campaign in style with a convincing 4-2 win against Croatia.
World Cup mania swept the nation with thousands of fans celebrating the win, that saw goals from Harry Kane, Jude Bellingham and Marcus Rashford.
But if you were one of the few without a shirt at the pub, there's a new collaboration that you need to know about.
Walkers and Classic Football Shirts have teamed up for a limited edition capsule collection to celebrate the World Cup.
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Pure football nostalgia, each retro shirt comes in one of Walkers' four bestselling flavours: ready salted, cheese and onion, salt and vinegar and prawn cocktail.
The epitome of British culture, the £39.99 shirts boast retro details, Walkers' new sun-inspired logo and the signature of brand founder Henry Walker on the chest.
The best part? You won't know which shirt you've purchased, until the mystery item arrives at your door.
For the uninitiated, Walkers has long been a part of World Cup heritage with former England star Gary Lineker as the face of the brand for three decades.
If the mystery deal isn't a bit of you, there's also the option to purchase the Training Sweatshirt for £49.99 here. Find out more below.
Where to buy the Walkers x Classic Football Shirts collection
If you want to show your support for the Three Lions, the £39.99 Walkers x Classic Football Shirts mystery deal is available to shop on the website here.
Alternatively, you can get your hands on a mystery shirt from select vending machines across London and Manchester throughout June and July, 2026.
London location:
CFS London,
17 Commercial St,
London,
E1 6NE
(June 20 from 11am to 5pm and July 1 from 11am to 7pm)
Manchester location:
CFS Manchester,
25 to 27 Dale St,
Manchester,
M1 1FY
(June 27 from 10am to 6pm)
If you're after the retro Training Sweatshirt, you'll need to head to the website here.
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Topics: FIFA Club World Cup
Danielle Fowler