1994/96 Season Liverpool Away Kit Yellow

$48.00 USD

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Size XS S M L XL 2XL

Size	Length (cm)	Bust (cm)	Weight (kg)	Height (cm)
XS	68	96	45-50	150-160
S	70	100	50-60	160-170
M	73	104	60-65	170-175
L	75	108	65-75	175-180
XL	78	112	75-85	180-185
2XL	80	118	85-95	185-190
3XL	83	122	90-100	195-200

* This size chart is for reference only; actual measurements may vary by 1-3 cm. Garment length is measured from the shoulder point to the hem, and bust measurement is taken under the arms.

This vibrant yellow away kit stands as a vivid testament to Liverpool's fiery 1994/96 season! Back then, the Reds splashed out £8.4 million to sign Paul Collison, forming a lethal strike partnership with Jamie Fowler—the latter cementing his legend by netting an astonishing 36 goals in a single campaign. The season's most electrifying moment came at Anfield: a 4-3 Premier League classic against Newcastle United. Fowler struck early, Collison sealed victory with a last-gasp winner, and Keegan's devastated collapse became an eternal image. Liverpool finished third in the Premier League and runners-up in the FA Cup.
The design stands as a retro benchmark: a striking bright yellow base offers unmistakable recognition, while the iconic Adidas three-stripes on the shoulders feature a green-and-white color-blocking that captures the aesthetic of 1990s sportswear. The red-and-yellow checkered collar holds deeper meaning, drawing inspiration from the passion of the Kop stand and the checkered flag of the 1977 European Cup Final, symbolizing the bond between the club and its community. The eternal flame encircling the '96 badge on the back of the neck carries profound remembrance for the victims of the Hillsborough disaster.
This jersey encapsulates the spirit of the 90s Reds, serving not only as a collector's treasure but also as a catalyst for memories of the Fowler and McManaman era. Whether paired with casual pants for everyday wear or worn on the pitch, it fuses retro nostalgia with youthful passion, showcasing the weight of football's legacy.