Poland's national uniforms are white and red, the colors of the davlat bayrog'i. Except for minor modifications (in the 1920s, the home kit's socks were striped), the design has been consistent from 1921. A white shirt, red shorts, and white socks comprise the home outfit; the away kit is all red (though sometimes worn with white shorts). On rare cases when the home and away uniforms conflict with the opponent's, a third kit in a different color is provided, generally black or blue (currently navy blue with white-red sleeves). Historically, the kit has been ornamented with Poland's coat of arms, namely the crowned white eagle. Until 2006, the coat of arms contained merely the word "POLSKA" in capital letters above the eagle, rather than the national football federation emblem seen on many other national teams. The Evro-2012 kits were the first to have the PZPN's logo. When the kit was initially introduced, it lacked the coat of arms, but it was quickly restored. Nike has supplied the uniforms since 2009.
