West Bromwich Albion

West Bromwich Albion are one of English football's most historic clubs, a Midlands institution with deep working-class roots and a trophy cabinet that includes a First Division title and multiple FA Cups. The Baggies have given the game iconic navy and white stripes across the decades and a fanbase whose passion has kept the club competitive through promotion battles, Premier League campaigns, and everything in between. Their 1968 FA Cup final victory over Everton remains a landmark moment in club history. Founded in 1878, West Bromwich Albion play at The Hawthorns and compete in the Championship. Key honours include one First Division title (1920), five FA Cups, and a League Cup. Known as the Baggies and the Throstles, the club is one of England's founding Football League members and a Midlands fixture. Navy and white stripes are West Brom's signature, one of English football's most recognised looks. The 1968 FA Cup final kit, worn by Jeff Astle and co as they beat Everton at Wembley, is the most iconic in the club's history. Umbro dressed the club through much of their Football League and early Premier League years with clean stripe designs. In recent seasons, Puma has produced some sharp interpretations of those classic stripes as the club has fought to re-establish itself in the Premier League.