1995 Season Mexico Away Retro Kit

In 1995, the Mexican national team wore this away kit during the Copa América and FIFA Confederations Cup. During the Copa América group stage, they drew 1-1 with Uruguay and defeated Venezuela 3-1. Forward García scored three goals to share the tournament's Golden Boot award, but Mexico ultimately fell to the United States on penalties and exited the knockout stage. At the Confederations Cup, they advanced through the rounds to claim the runner-up position. Legendary goalkeeper Campos showcased his dual prowess between the posts, while rising stars like Blanco began to shine. Crafted by Umbro, the jersey features bold green-and-white stripes, a retro crew neck, and embroidered team and brand logos. Clean lines recreate the classic feel of 1990s football gear, with colors paying homage to Mexico's football heritage. For fans, it stands as a testament to the team's dual-front campaign and the rise of new talents, bearing witness to Garcia's goal-scoring feats and Campos' legendary performances. Its retro design combines distinctiveness with collectible value, serving as a precious tribute to Mexican football's golden 1990s era.