1994 Season Spain Away Retro

The 1994 World Cup in the United States saw this white away kit bear witness to Spain's passion and heartbreak. Wearing it, the team advanced from the group stage with a 2-2 draw against South Korea, a 1-1 draw against Germany, and a 3-1 victory over Bolivia. In the knockout phase, they swept Switzerland 3-0 before falling 1-2 to Italy in the quarterfinals, ending their run in the top eight. The jersey immortalized the controversial moment when Luis Enrique's shirt was stained with blood from an elbow strike, while also etching into memory Camarena's goal and the midfield resilience of Hierro and Guardiola.
Adidas employs pure white as the primary tone, accented by subtle red and yellow geometric patterns along the sides echoing the national flag. The red polo collar features yellow and red trim, while the embroidered crest and centrally placed trefoil logo on the chest exude quintessential 90s style. Crafted from 100% polyester, it offers lightweight durability. The relaxed fit accommodates on-field physicality, while minimalist design recreates the vintage texture of early away kits.
As a pivotal testament to Spain's 1990s football dominance, it carries the legacy of the World Cup quarterfinal run and the iconic “Blood-Stained Jersey”—possessing greater narrative resonance than the home version. The iconic white-red-yellow colorway and retro Adidas logo ensure high recognition. Combined with its role in witnessing the growth of legends like Guardiola, it stands as a rare treasure in the retro collectibles market, documenting the “predecessor to the dynasty.” It serves as an emotional vessel for fans to commemorate classic tournaments.