1985/86

Umbro provided Oxford with a distinctly different look, featuring a pale 'custard yellow' shirt with dark navy trim. The shirt closely resembled Scotland's 1985 away kit.

The alternative yellow shorts and socks were a bright yellow, which did not match the pale yellow shirts particularly well.

Initially, all shirts featured a smaller Wang logo to ensure compliance with the rule regarding reduced-size logos for televised matches.

From the end of September, shirts featuring a larger version of the Wang logo became the primary set.

Occasionally, the shirts with the smaller logo would reappear for televised games.

In the second half of the season, a different design of keepers' shirt was usually worn.

To date, Oxford United's greatest achievement is undoubtedly winning the League Cup (Milk Cup) at the old Wembley Stadium. The team outclassed Queens Park Rangers, securing a 3-0 victory in front of a sell-out crowd and millions watching on national television.

In true cup final tradition, commemorative shirts were produced featuring embroidered text.

The sponsor's logo was positioned lower on the chest, and centred within the horizontal bands of the fabric. The Wang logo was a simple text-only version to maximize its size and visibility for such a large TV audience.

The green goalkeeper jersey worn at Wembley was the third design seen this season.