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A typical soccer uniform consists of the 5 S's: Shirt, Shorts, Socks, Shinguards (beneath the socks), and Shoes. These are the most basic of guidelines, but virtually any outfit which fulfills these requirements is a legal uniform. Most of the time, the jerseys are numbered, as well. The goalkeeper will have a different uniform than the rest of his team.
Example: http://www.worldcupjapankorea.com/free-soccer-wallpapers/manchester-united-wallpaper.jpg
The old Manchester United uniform
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