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1993-95 · Manchester United
Manchester United 1993-95 Away Shirt
£155.00One available
Iconic Umbro-designed Manchester United away jersey worn during the historic 1993-94
Club / nationManchester United
Season1993-95
ManufacturerUmbro
SizeL
ConditionExcellent · 7/10
Shirt typeAway
Archive assuranceConstruction, age and condition documented.
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Condition and disclosed flaws
- The shirt is in sensational vintage condition given its age There is a very small white mark to the back of the left sleeve .
Product record
- SKU
- MUN-9395-A-001
- League
- Premier league
- Country
- England
Product details
About this shirt
This authentic Manchester United away shirt is one of the most celebrated and visually distinctive change kits of the early Premier League era. The black base fabric is woven with a subtle, reflective jacquard pattern that integrates repeating geometric diamond motifs and vertical stripes. The shirt features an intricate knit polo-style collar in grey, accented with vibrant blue and gold trim that matches the striking patterned blue cuffs. The club crest is beautifully embroidered on a raised felt patch, surrounded by a protective gold border on the left chest, balancing the gold Umbro text branding on the right. Across the front, the legendary 'Sharp Viewcam' sponsor is rendered in a thick, textured, raised flock application that defines this golden era of Red Devils kits.
The story behind the shirt
1993-95 in context
The story behind the shirt Worn across two phenomenal seasons, this black kit is forever woven into the folklore of Old Trafford. During the 1993-94 campaign, Sir Alex Ferguson’s iconic team wore this design as they dominated English football to capture a historic Premier League and FA Cup Double. This template is most famously associated with the rebellious genius of Eric Cantona, as well as the tireless brilliance of Roy Keane, Mark Hughes, and a young Ryan Giggs. Though it was stained by the infamous Selhurst Park incident in January 1995, it remains a highly coveted masterpiece among vintage football shirt collectors worldwide.
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