THE Tartan Army have been warned not to buy replicas of the new Scotland strip amid fears they could fund organised crime.
A Record probe revealed thousands of fans bought counterfeit Chinese-made versions of the £90 Adidas jersey - brought out to mark the 150th anniversary of the first-ever international football match, against England in 1872.
The copycat kits sell for as little as £10 online.
Now, an MP and two government bodies have warned fans to steer clear of the budget strips.
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